Jizzak
Jizzakh is a city located in Uzbekistan, serving as the administrative center of the Jizzakh Region. Situated in the eastern part of the country, it lies in the fertile Zeravshan Valley, a region historically important for agriculture. The city's name is believed to derive from the Sogdian word "juzak," meaning "iron" or "fortress," reflecting its past as a fortified settlement.
Historically, Jizzakh was a significant stop along the Silk Road, benefiting from its strategic location. Over
The region surrounding Jizzakh is known for its agricultural output, particularly cotton and fruits. The city