Ferghana Valley Travel Guide

Explore Kokand Kokand’s 19th-century palaces and ornate Jami Mosque sit amid busy bazaars. Explore Margilan Weavers still ply ikat looms in Margilan’s workshops; tourists come to watch dye vats, buy patterned silk scarves and explore the bustling bazaar. Explore Rishton In the Fergana Valley, Rishton’s blue-glazed pottery workshops still throw urns on wooden wheels. Explore Fergana The Fergana Valley’s markets convene in Fergana city; visitors come for silk workshops, ceramics, and the region’s fruit stalls. Explore Andijan Andijan’s bazaar spills into side streets with spices, nuts, and silk; nearby mausoleums recall local emirs. Explore Namangan Namangan’s tea houses and street stalls serve strong green tea alongside samsa and lamb skewers. Explore Chust Chust sits in the Fergana Valley with a famed knife-making tradition; travelers come for bazaars, embroidered textiles, woodwork and the rhythm of daily market life. Explore Palace of Khudáyár Khán 19th‑century Khudáyár Khán palace in the Fergana Valley (Kokand) famed for painted halls and decorative detail; visitors tour restored royal rooms and nearby bazaars.