Kokand Children’s Camp

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The swimming pools—available in two different sizes and designed with the age-specific needs of children in mind—are a particular favorite among the vacationers. At this camp, children do more than just relax; they also strengthen their knowledge by participating in roundtable discussions and intellectual competitions—such as "Zakovat," "Bilim-ring," and debates—featuring representatives from city educational centers, libraries, craft associations, and academic staff from higher and specialized secondary educational institutions. Given that Kokand has long been a land of artists, scholars, intellectuals, writers, and poets, excursions are organized each season to the city’s magnificent theater, as well as to historical landmarks such as the Muqimiy Culture and Recreation Park, the Youth Park, the Palace of Khudayar Khan (Khudoyorxon O‘rdasi), and the Museum of Great Scholars (Allomalar Muzeyi). There is no doubt that the visits to the camp will remain unforgettable experiences for the children. These include creative sessions with People’s Artist of Uzbekistan and renowned theater and film figure Shafoatxon Raxmatullayeva, Hero of Uzbekistan Manzuraxon Madaliyeva, and talented singers such as Mansurxon Nurmatov, Oybek O‘lmasov, Shaxlo Maxmudova, and Olimjon Ne’matjonov. Furthermore, the camp has hosted members of clubs—such as those focused on aviation and robotics—from the Center for a Well-Rounded Generation, as well as students from the Tashkent Institute of Culture and Arts, young performers from music and art schools, circus artists, traditional tightrope walkers from Kokand, and various folk entertainers and acrobats. The camp grounds are fully enclosed and are subject to constant monitoring by personnel from the National Guard, the Ministry of Internal Affairs, and the Ministry of Emergency Situations. Additionally, a video surveillance system with cameras positioned at ten different locations remains in continuous operation.

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