Namangan is the second-largest city in Uzbekistan (2014 pop. 475,700) on the northern edge of the Ferghana Valley.
1 Mullo Kyrgyz Madrasseh (Bazaar area). Built in 1910. (updated Feb 2016) 2 Mosque of Ota Valikhan Tur. Built in 1915, and one of the largest in Central Asia; now home to a local branch of the Wahabi sect. (updated Feb 2016) 3 Namangan Natural History Museum. Housing local archaeological discoveries. (updated Feb 2016) 4 Hadja Amin Kabri Architectural Complex (near the bus station). Ornate terra-cotta facade from the 18th to 19th century. (updated Feb 2016) 5 Akhsykent ruins. 1st-century settlement 25 km west of Namangan, on the Syr-Darya River.
Namangan International Flower Festival: –June 2026. (date needs fixing)
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In Sep, Namangan typically sees ~30°C daytime highs and 2 rainy days.
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