Andijon Andijan Region, Uzbekistan Travel Guide
Andijon has its own international airport, a direct gateway to the Fergana Valley.
No direct global flights to AZN from North America, Europe, or most of Asia.
Flight frequency and prices vary by season. Expect higher demand and potentially more expensive prices in peak tourist seasons (spring and autumn) and around major holidays.
Andijan International Airport is a relatively small international facility. It offers basic check-in counters, baggage claim, customs and immigration services, some little shops, and cafes. Services continue to be limited.
AZN is close to the city center (approx. 5-7 km). Taxis are readily available outside the terminal. Agree on fare before starting. You can pre-arrange private transfers. Public bus links are limited.
Uzbekistan shares land borders with Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, and Afghanistan.
Crossing point with Kyrgyzstan, 30km east of Andijon (near Osh). Straightforward for tourists.
Expect security checks and potential queues. Have passport and visa ready.
Andijon connects to Uzbekistan's extensive railway network.
Bus services and marshrutkas (shared minibuses) connect Andijon with other Fergana Valley cities and Tashkent.
Car rental services are limited in Andijon. International companies typically absent.
Local driving is aggressive and unpredictable. Be cautious.
Uzbekistan imposes no specific exit fees or taxes for departing tourists.
Andijan Airport provides basic check-in, security, and waiting areas. Services limited.
Arrive 2-3 hours before scheduled departure to allow ample time for check-in, security checks, and immigration procedures.
For domestic flights to Tashkent, arrive 1.5-2 hours before departure.
Try to arrive at the train or bus station 30-60 minutes before your scheduled departure time.
Uzbekistan shares land borders with Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, and Afghanistan.
Expect security checks and potential queues, especially during peak travel times. Always have your passport and visa (if required) ready.
Andijon is a landlocked city, making sea or river arrivals irrelevant for commercial or tourist transportation.
No ferry services or cruise ports are available.
The Andijonsoy River, while important for irrigation, is not navigable for commercial or tourist transportation.
For crossing borders by land, always check current status and operating hours of the specific border post. These can change without much notice.
