Jami Mosque and Madrasa, Andijan
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.
A museum in Andijan's old citadel quarter devoted to Babur, founder of the Mughal dynasty, and to the literature of the region.
Babur was born in Andijan in 1483 and spent his youth here as ruler of Fergana before he left for Kabul and later India. The museum stands in Ark ichi, the area of the old citadel, and is part of the regional museum of literature and art.
Exhibits trace his life and travels and present editions and translations of the Baburnama, his memoir, alongside manuscripts, miniatures and material on other poets and writers from Andijan.
Labels are mainly in Uzbek and Russian; a guide or a short introduction from the staff helps to follow the story.
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.
A large park on the Bogʻishamol hills outside Andijan, with a statue of Babur, a museum and wide views over the eastern valley.
The earthen ramparts of a large ancient town in Marhamat District, a major early urban site of the Fergana Valley.
An 1888 neighbourhood mosque in Shahrikhan, 27 km from Andijan, with carved wooden columns and a tiled, painted interior.