Have you heard about the Namangan region?
Known worldwide as the “City of Flowers,” Namangan is located in the picturesque Fergana Valley. Surrounded entirely by mountains, this area resembles a heavenly oasis nestled within a basin.
Thanks to the Syrdarya River — the main river of Central Asia that flows through Namangan — the region boasts incredibly fertile soils. In spring, it is said that even a stick planted in the ground will sprout and become a sapling by the following year.
Celebrated for its title as the “City of Flowers,” Namangan welcomes millions of visitors each year during its renowned “Flowers Festival.” Its breathtaking nature has also led to the development of several resorts that have become popular centers for relaxation, tourism, and healing. Resorts such as Chortoq, Shahand, and Oromgoh Gazchi are true havens for treatment and recovery.
Additionally, the Impulse Medical Institute is located near the historic Chorsu area of the city, close to significant monuments like the Ota-Vali Khoja complex and the Mulla Qirg’iz madrasah, offering visitors a blend of wellness and rich cultural experiences.
The city got its name from the phrase “Namak Kan”, which is translated from Persian as “salt mine”. Archaeologists have found traces of ancient villages that were located here at the beginning of our era. In honor of the salt mine, the city was later named that there was a lake on its territory where locals mined table salt.
Namangan received the status of the city in 1610, and after 10 years people moved to it from the ancient center of the Ferghana Valley, the city of Ahsikent, destroyed by an earthquake.
Namangan has always been famous as a craft city. On its territory lived the best weavers, potters, blacksmiths, tinkers and jewelers. As throughout the Ferghana Valley, the city was engaged in trade and agriculture. At the time when Namangan entered the Kokand Khanate, he was very often attacked, which greatly damaged his economy. In 1821, a new canal was dug in the city, called Yangiarik. He played a very important role in increasing the flow of water into the city.Today it is a large city with a rapidly growing economy, the main areas of which are sericulture, cotton processing, winemaking and the chemical industry.
| Language | Uzbek, Russian, and English |
| Currency | Uzbek Som (1 INR ≈ 155 SOM) |
| Weather | Summer: 25°C to 35°C Winter: 2°C to 12°C |
| Airports | Namangan Airport – 0 km Fergana Airport – 80 km Tashkent Airport – 280 km |
| Railway Station | Central Railway Station, Namangan |
| Roadways | Bus: ₹10 Taxi: ₹20 Namangan City is well connected with bus and taxi services operating throughout the day and night. |
| Religion | The majority of the local population in Namangan follows Islam. Christianity is also practiced by some residents. |
| Monthly Expense | People in Namangan can comfortably live with an average monthly expense of $100 USD (₹8,500 INR). |
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