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Church of St Sergius of Radonezh, Fergana
Fergana's working Orthodox church, set up in 1952 in a former Lutheran building, with a copy of a famous Russian iconostasis.
Fergana city's large central park, named after the medieval astronomer al-Farghani, with shaded alleys, cafés and family attractions.
The park carries the name of Ahmad al-Farghani, a 9th-century astronomer from the valley who worked in Baghdad and whose writings were later read in Europe. It is the green heart of Fergana city.
Long alleys of old trees, cafés and playgrounds make it a favourite evening spot for local families. It is a good place to slow down after a day of travelling around the workshops and monuments of the valley.
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Fergana's working Orthodox church, set up in 1952 in a former Lutheran building, with a copy of a famous Russian iconostasis.
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A late 19th-century madrasa in Margilan, restored in 2017 as a crafts centre, with a mosque whose ceilings are painted throughout.
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18th-century shrine complex in Margilan with a mausoleum, mosque, minaret, gatehouse and dovecote, known locally as the dove shrine.
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A neighbourhood mosque in Margilan with a broad wooden porch and a small courtyard, in the old part of town.