its plane trees, which are over 150 years old. In the center of the park stands the Lutfulla Mavlani minaret - one of the most remarkable monuments of antiquity. There is also a monument to the national poet of Uzbekistan, a native of Chust - Sufi-zade.
The city has a cotton-cleaning plant, a factory of art products. There is a museum of the poet and educator Muhammadsharif Sufizadeh. There are 12 schools in the city, of which 2 are Russian-speaking. However, the percentage of the Russian-speaking population of Chust is very small. The House of Military Glory was created in the city. Visitors to the house can get acquainted with its numerous exhibits and learn that one of the Uzbek generals, participants in the Great Patriotic War, Faizulla Narkhojaev, and Hero of the Soviet Union Mamasharif Fayazov, are natives of Chust.

Archaeology
According to the settlement of Chust, the Chust culture of the Bronze Age was named. At the turn of II-I millennia BC. e. in the Fergana Valley, monuments of the Chust culture were found - the culture of settled agricultural tribes. Scientists archaeologists called it Chust, because for the first time a site of people of this culture was discovered near the city of Chust, Namangan region. The main type of economic activity of the Chust tribes was agriculture - they grew wheat, barley, oats, and millet. This culture was characterized by a higher level of handicraft production compared to Andronovo. Bronze and stone sickles were used for harvesting.