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City in eastern Uzbekistan
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Namangan is the second-largest city in Uzbekistan (2014 pop. 475,700) on the northern edge of the Ferghana Valley.
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Built in 1910.
Built in 1915, and one of the largest in Central Asia; now home to a local branch of the Wahabi sect.
Housing local archaeological discoveries.
Ornate terra-cotta facade from the 18th to 19th century.
1st-century settlement 25 km west of Namangan, on the Syr-Darya River. Formerly capital of Fergana Valley, it was destroyed by the Mongols, rebuilt by the Timurids and abandoned in the 17th century for Namangan after an earthquake.
150 rooms, some with air-con and many with bathrooms.
Alt phone numbers: +998 90 226 06 66; +998 93 226 06 66. Basic, semi-deluxe and deluxe rooms. Each room is equipped with air conditioning, TV, shower/bathtub, desk and chairs, wardrobe. The hotel also has a restaurant and free parking.
Alt phone numbers: +998 78 223 00 42; +998 78 223 00 43.
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