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An oil city with a modern edge, Fergana guides from tourHQ can help reveal their multicultural, green and curiously Soviet-flavored town to travelers. A must on the Uzbek bucket list!
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A fine alternative to the Uzbek capital, and home to inhabitants that display a fascinating cocktail of Soviet, Korean and Tartar ethnicities, Fergana is one of the youngest cities in the country. Russian is the language that echoes through this city’s cafes and parks though; weaving between the leafy boughs of its many wide boulevards and city gardens. Primarily an industrial city known for its oil production, Fergana also holds the mantle as the administrative centre of its surrounding eponymous valley, the latter being the cotton and breadbasket of the country. Fergana tour guides today champion their city’s cosmopolitan feel, as modern high rises make their way up and around the likes of the gorgeous Regional Theatre of the late 19th century and the Gate of Independence that was built short after the country’s freedom from the Russian yoke. They further look to the greater Fergana Valley for the pulls, where winding hiking trails and breath-taking vistas lead to mineral springs and vineyards in the foothills of the Alai range.
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