Mulla Kyrgyz Madrasa
An early 20th-century madrasa in Namangan with a decorated brick portal and corner towers, whose cells now hold craft workshops.
A mineral-water spa in the foothills north of Namangan, used for health stays since the mid-20th century.
The sanatorium was founded in 1949 around warm mineral springs in the foothills about 25 km from Namangan. Its waters are used for bathing and treatment, and guests usually come for a course of treatment lasting several days.
The setting is greener and slightly cooler than the valley floor. Even without booking treatments, it gives a look at a long-standing Uzbek tradition of rest cures at mineral springs.
An early 20th-century madrasa in Namangan with a decorated brick portal and corner towers, whose cells now hold craft workshops.
An 18th-century mausoleum in Namangan whose portal is covered in carved and glazed brick, among the older monuments of the city.
The ruins of a medieval capital of Fergana on a high bank of the Syr Darya, with excavated walls, streets and workshops.
A green park in central Namangan, a city known for its flower growers, with shaded paths and flower beds for an evening walk.