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Chapel of St George, Andijan
A small Orthodox chapel in Andijan built in 1898–1899 in memory of soldiers killed in the uprising of that year; it has been closed since 1931.
A large park on the Bogʻishamol hills outside Andijan, with a statue of Babur, a museum and wide views over the eastern valley.
The park was laid out on the hills south-east of Andijan in the early 1990s to honour Babur. Paths and terraces climb the slope to a statue of him, and from the top you can look across the green patchwork of the valley towards the mountains.
On the grounds is a museum on Babur and world culture, which covers his descendants in India and the reach of his legacy. A symbolic tomb recalls that Babur asked to be buried in a garden; his actual grave is in Kabul.
6 km away
A small Orthodox chapel in Andijan built in 1898–1899 in memory of soldiers killed in the uprising of that year; it has been closed since 1931.
7 km away
Fortress built in 1880–1881 for the Russian garrison in Andijan, now a listed monument housing a fine art section of 103 works.
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A brick Orthodox church of 1898–1900 in central Andijan, closed in 1932; the building still stands on Musayev street.
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A memorial square in Andijan centred on a Grieving Mother monument, listed as protected cultural heritage.