Boysun

Boysun is a city in Surxondaryo Region, Uzbekistan and capital of Boysun District. The populace as of the 1989 census was 16,700; an estimate for 2012 places the population at 26,309. Boysun lies in a valley walking thru a hilly place and omitted via the Boysuntoq Ridge of the Gissar Range, which rises to 3,100 metres right here and as even better to the west. The landscape is dramatic but arid, and varies from grassy regions to exposed rock.

Boysun has a groovy wilderness climate, with cool winters and warm summers. Rainfall is typically mild and erratic. Autumn is the wettest season, at the same time as summers are very dry. The fundamental street via the metropolis is Route P-105. This connects with the M39 to the west near Shorab, main to Dehkanabad, G'uzor, Shahrisabz and Samarkand in addition north, and to Akkurgon and Termez similarly south. To the east, P-one zero five connects to Surci and Kumkurgon. This website changed into delivered to the UNESCO World Heritage Tentative List on 18 January 2008 in the Mixed class.