Kuva is one of the oldest cities in the Fergana Valley, with a rich history dating back over two thousand years. Located in eastern Uzbekistan, this historic town was once an important stop along the ancient Silk Road. Kuva is famous for its fascinating archaeological site, where researchers uncovered the ruins of an ancient Buddhist temple complex and medieval fortress walls. It is also proud to be the birthplace of the great 9th-century astronomer Al-Farghani. Today, Kuva is equally celebrated for its lush fruit orchards, especially its sweet, juicy pomegranates. It offers travelers a wonderful blend of ancient history, archaeological discoveries, and authentic rural charm.
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