Andijan tours highlight both cultural heritage and modern growth. From exploring the Jami Madrasah to visiting museums and industrial areas, the city offers a balance of history and progress.
With over 2,000 years of history, Andijan was an important hub on the Great Silk Road. Under the Samanid and Timurid dynasties, it thrived as a cultural and commercial center in eastern Uzbekistan.
Zahiriddin Muhammad Babur, founder of the Mughal Empire in India, was born in Andijan. His preserved house museum is a key attraction for anyone interested in his historical legacy.
The Jami Madrasah is the only major historic site that survived the 1902 earthquake. This complex includes a mosque and minaret, showcasing 19th-century architecture and Islamic art.
Andijan is a major industrial center in Uzbekistan, home to an automobile plant and leading businesses in textiles, food, and machinery production—driving the economy of the Fergana Valley.
Nearby attractions include Ershi, the ancient capital of Davan, and sacred places like Imam-Ota, Teshik-Tash, and Shirmanbulak, known for legends and spiritual visits.
✨ Visit Andijan and discover the land where an empire began.