Andijan Travel Guide

The eastern end of the Fergana Valley and the birthplace of Babur, founder of the Mughal Empire. Andijan’s sights include the Jami mosque and madrasah complex and the Babur literary museum, and its busy bazaars show daily life in the valley at its liveliest.

Regional centre: Andijan
Area: 4,200 km²
Population: 3,100,000

Top places to visit in Andijan

Babur Literary Museum — Andijan
Jome Mosque — Andijan
Andijan Bazaar — Andijan
Shakhrikhan Craft Village — Shakhrikhan
Karasu Bazaar — Karasu
Babur Park — Andijan
Andijan Silk Factory — Andijan
Andijan Reservoir — Andijan
Andijan Women's Lake — Andijan
Andijan Regional History Museum — Andijan
Andijan Bread Baking Workshop — Andijan
Andijan Drama Theatre — Andijan
Kokand Khanate Heritage — Andijan
Khaliqov Mahalla Old Streets — Andijan
Mingbuloq Sanatorium — Mingbulak
Asaka Car Plant (UzAuto Motors) — Asaka
Polvontosh Gate Area — Andijan

Plan your trip to Andijan

When is the best time to visit Andijan?

April–June and September–October; in spring the orchards across the valley are in bloom.

How do I get to Andijan?

Trains from Tashkent reach Andijan in about 5–6 hours, and Andijan airport has flights from Tashkent and some international routes.

How many days do I need in Andijan?

One or two days, usually combined with Fergana, Margilan and Namangan.

Where to stay in Andijan

Andijan International Hotel — Andijan
Sultan Boutique Hotel — Andijan
Mehran Hotel — Andijan
Hotel Plaza 2 — Andijan
Vella Elegant — Andijan
Chinor Hotel Andijon — Andijan
Hotel Bog'ishamol — Andijan
Premier Hotel — Andijan

Where to eat in Andijan

Balzac Family — Andijan
Sultan Ahmet Andijon — Andijan
Ali Baba Turkish Restaurant — Andijan
Istanbul Kebap Restaurant — Andijan
Tashkent Premium — Andijan
Buyuk Ipak yo'li milliy taomlari — Andijan