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Andijan Regional Museum of History and Culture
Andijan's main regional museum, founded in 1934 and based in the Jome madrasa, covering the history, crafts and nature of the eastern Fergana Valley.
A late 19th-century mosque and madrasa complex with a tall minaret, one of the few old buildings in Andijan to survive the 1902 earthquake.
The Jami complex was built at the end of the 19th century and brought together a Friday mosque, a madrasa and a minaret. When the earthquake of 1902 flattened most of the city, the madrasa and minaret remained standing.
Today the madrasa building houses the regional museum of history and culture, covering the history and everyday life of the region. The courtyard and the brick minaret are a rare surviving piece of the city's pre-Soviet architecture.
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Andijan's main regional museum, founded in 1934 and based in the Jome madrasa, covering the history, crafts and nature of the eastern Fergana Valley.
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Andijan's main Friday mosque, founded in 1899 and rebuilt in 2019–2021 with two 54-metre minarets, a large dome and room for over 15,000 worshippers.
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A memorial square in Andijan centred on a Grieving Mother monument, listed as protected cultural heritage.
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A brick Orthodox church of 1898–1900 in central Andijan, closed in 1932; the building still stands on Musayev street.