Discover the best attractions and experiences Andijan Region has to offer
Discover the layers of Andijan's past, from ancient fortifications to enduring architectural landmarks around the city.
One of the oldest mosques in the city, built in traditional Uzbek style and still in use today.
Remnants of an ancient fortress that overlook the city, offering a glimpse of medieval defense.
Preserved Silk Road-era inn that adds historical ambiance to a stroll through town.
Learn about the regionโs history, art, and crafts through preserved collections and rotating exhibitions.
Compact collection highlighting archaeology, ethnography, and the regionโs story.
Showcases contemporary and traditional Uzbek art from local and regional artists.
Exhibits crafts such as pottery and weaving with occasional live demonstrations.
Explore sacred spaces that reflect the spiritual heritage of the region.
A venerable place of worship with a courtyard and minarets, popular with visitors for its architecture.
A revered shrine drawing pilgrims and curious travelers alike for its tranquil setting.
Historic mosque showcasing regional religious architectural style.
Relax in green spaces and natural settings that give a break from city sightseeing.
Family-friendly city park with walking paths, fountains, and shaded spots.
Scenic riverside area for strolls, picnics, and sunset views along the river.
Protected natural space featuring local flora and opportunities for short nature walks.
Get a feel for daily life by wandering distinct districts and market areas.
Historic heart with narrow lanes, traditional houses, and alleyway markets.
Modern district with cafes, shops, and tree-lined avenues.
Vibrant market area where you can observe daily life and sample street food.
Enjoy Andijan on a budget with simple, rewarding activities.
Watch the city wake up and see local vendors preparing for the day.
Take a relaxed walk with river views and occasional birdlife.
Browse stalls for fabrics, produce, and handicrafts without a fixed itinerary.
Taste the flavors of the Fergana Valley through regional dishes and snacks.
Sample the fragrant, richly spiced plov popular in the valley.
Try traditional dumplings and savory pastries from street vendors.
Seasonal sweet made from germinated wheat, a regional favorite.
Evenings offer low-key dining, tea houses, and light cultural evenings.
Relax over chai with light snacks in a cozy setting.
Music and dance performances in community venues.
Casual spots with views and a relaxed atmosphere after dark.
Seasonal performances and local arts add color to the city scene.
Local plays and sometimes touring productions showcase Uzbek storytelling.
Live performances featuring traditional and contemporary Uzbek music.
Occasional screenings of popular or independent films in the city.
Active options for outdoor enthusiasts and sports fans.
Cheer local teams and enjoy a lively game atmosphere.
Rent a bike and ride along flat, scenic routes.
Short equestrian rides through nearby countryside.
Discover hidden gems and authentic experiences away from the typical tourist paths.
Watch artisans at work and try a quick hands-on session.
Experience Uzbek hospitality and home cooking with a local family.
Begin the day with panoramic views over the valley.