Palace of Khudayar Khan
The palace of the last rulers of the Kokand Khanate, with a tiled facade, painted ceilings and courtyards that now hold the local museum.
The region's main museum in Fergana city, covering archaeology, crafts and nature of the valley, with roots in the late 19th century.
The museum grew out of collections gathered in the 1890s, soon after the town was founded, and has been rebuilt and expanded several times since. It is a good overview before or after travelling around the valley.
Displays cover finds from ancient sites such as Kuva, traditional costume and silk, Rishtan ceramics, and the plants and animals of the valley and its mountains. Labels are mostly in Uzbek and Russian.
The palace of the last rulers of the Kokand Khanate, with a tiled facade, painted ceilings and courtyards that now hold the local museum.
Kokand's Friday mosque, known for its long open porch held up by rows of carved wooden columns, with a minaret beside the courtyard.
A late 18th-century madrasa in Kokand with a domed portal and a quiet courtyard, still used as a religious school.
The burial place of the Kokand khans, with a carved wooden porch and a tiled portal, in a cemetery near the Narbutabiy madrasa.