Ecotourism complex worth 51.8 billion soums being developed in Asaka district
The "Vinogradny Sad" (Grape Garden) ecotourism complex, worth 51.8 billion soums, is being established in the Yangi Hayot area of the Asaka district in Andijan region, the press service of the president of Uzbekistan reported.
The 192-hectare complex is being built on the initiative of the Agency for Agricultural Development. Four capsule houses, five national-style yurts, a family restaurant, and amusement rides have already been placed on the site. Ornamental and coniferous trees have been planted across 30 hectares. A 14,000-cubic-meter membrane reservoir has been constructed, and a drip irrigation system has been installed for watering. Shavkat Mirziyoyev visited the site.
The project provides for the creation of 275 permanent and 200 seasonal jobs, as well as the export of grapes grown here. The full commissioning of the complex is scheduled for before the end of 2026.
Once it reaches full operational capacity, the complex is projected to provide services worth 80 billion soums per year, with annual receipts to the local budget forecast at 3 billion soums.
What it means
The launch of the facility is planned by the end of 2026, and the complex provides for the creation of 275 permanent and 200 seasonal jobs.
Sources
- UzA: В холмистых районах Асаки создан современный комплекс экотуризма news agency
- Spot.uz: В Андижанской области начал работу комплекс экотуризма с виноградным садом за 51,8 млрд сумов media outlet
- Anhor.uz: В Андижанской области построят логистический комплекс за $600 млн media outlet
- Nuz.uz: От холмов до туристической зоны: в Асакинском районе развивают «Виноградный сад» media outlet
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Published 25 September 2026, 09:04 · No updates · Russian original
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