Bokhtar
Bokhtar (Tajik: Бохтар),[3] previously known as Qurghonteppa, Kurganteppa and Kurgan-Tyube, is a city in southwestern Tajikistan, which serves as the capital of the Khatlon region.Along with the capital Dushanbe, Bokhtar is more demographically diverse than other major Tajik cities such as Khujand, Kulob or Istaravshan.[4] Its population includes Tajiks, Uzbeks, Russians, Pashtuns, Tatars, Ukrainians, Kazakhs, Greeks, and many more.[9] Near Bokhtar are the ruins of a Buddhist monastery complex called Ajina Tepe, believed to be built in the 7th or 8th centuries CE.Finnish electronic duo Pan Sonic have a track entitled "Radio Qurghonteppa" on their 2010 farewell album Gravitoni.
CountryTajikistanProvinceKhatlonArea codeOfficial languagesRussianDushanbeKunduzAfghanistanKhujandIstaravshanUzbeksRussiansPashtunsTatarsUkrainiansKazakhsGreekscivil war in TajikistanKulobiGharmiAjina TepeBuddha in NirvanaBokhtar International AirportRussiaKazakhstanIndian Prime MinisterNarendra ModiPresident of TajikistanEmomali Rahmonsemi-arid climateKöppen climate classificationprecipitationrelative humiditysunshine hoursSergei MandrekoNurudin N. MukhitdinovPan SonicList of cities in TajikistanFC KhatlonBuddhistic cloister of Ajina-TepaNational Oceanic and Atmospheric AdministrationRegionTursunzodaDistricts of Republican SubordinationIsfaraVahdatKonibodomPanjakentKhatlon RegionLevakantDahanaBaljuvonJ. BalkhiDangharaFarkhorHamadoniJayhunKhovalingKhurosonN. KhusravKushoniyonMu'minobodQubodiyonShahrituzS. ShohinTemurmalikVakhshSafar AmirshoevSayf RahimSarikhosorTojikistonLolazorPushingSangtudaSebistonSharipovJilikulDarqadDehqonariqGalabaGhayratGulshan20-Solagii Istiqloliyati TojikistonMoskovskiyChubekDashtiguloMehnatobodPanjobPanjrudQahramonTurdievAbdurahmoni JomiObikiikBokhtariyonBustonqalaIsmoili SomoniNavbahorOriyonSarvati IstiqlolZargarDashti-JumShuroobodHulbuk