Fergana Collection

Kyrgyzstan, Arslanbob, Fergana Mountain Range. Wildflower alpine meadow above the mountain village of Arslanbob on the western slopes of the Fergana mountain range.& #x26; #x26; #x0B;

Kalpak (Al-Kalpak), the traditional felt hat of Kyrgyzstan. Jayma Bazaar, one of the greatest traditional markets in central Asia

Uzbekistan Still Life
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Still life with Fruit and Roses
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Jayma Bazaar, one of the greatest traditional markets in central Asia. City Osh in the Fergana Valley close to the border to Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan

Landscape in the foothills of the Fergana mountain range (Ferganskij xrebet) close to the border to Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan

Karakhanid Minaret dating back to the 12th century. City Uzgen (Oesgoen, Usgen) close to the border to Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan

Traditional bread called Lepjoschka. Jayma Bazaar, one of the greatest traditional markets in central Asia. City Osh in the Fergana Valley close to the border to Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan

Karakhanid mausoleum dating back to the 12th century. City Uzgen (Oesgoen, Usgen) close to the border to Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan

Uzbekistan - Margilan, Fergana region - Skull cap sellers - note the women are completely covered. Date: circa 1910

Building the Fergana Canal in 1939
Hundreds of dust covered men heed the call of musicians atop a crumbling hillock and head to work at the construction site of the Fergana Canal formerly in Russia (now part of Uzbeckistan). Date: 1939

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Fergana, a region nestled in the heart of Central Asia, holds a rich tapestry of cultural wonders. Located primarily in Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan, this enchanting land is adorned with breathtaking landscapes and historical treasures. In Kyrgyzstan's Arslanbob village, surrounded by the majestic Fergana Mountain Range, one can witness the beauty of nature at its finest. As locals go about their daily lives wearing traditional felt hats called Kalpaks (Al-Kalpak) they can reminded of their deep-rooted heritage. Venturing into Uzbekistan's Margilan city within the Fergana region, one encounters skilled artisans selling intricately designed skull caps. These vibrant creations reflect the artistic prowess passed down through generations. Art enthusiasts will find solace in still life paintings like "Still Life with Fruit and Roses" or "Uzbekistan Still Life, " capturing the essence of Fergana's bountiful harvests and blooming flora. For those seeking an authentic shopping experience, Jayma Bazaar stands as one of Central Asia's greatest traditional markets. Here, visitors can immerse themselves in a bustling atmosphere filled with colorful textiles and aromatic spices. The new Sulaiman Too Mosque graces Osh City in the Fergana Valley near its border—a testament to architectural brilliance blending tradition with modernity. As you explore further into this captivating region, you'll encounter picturesque landscapes adorning foothills along the Fergana mountain range (Ferganskij xrebet). The serenity found here is unparalleled—an invitation to connect with nature on a deeper level. Delving into history reveals gems such as Uzgen City's Karakhanid Minaret dating back to the 12th century—a symbol of past grandeur that still stands tall today. Nearby lies another marvel—the Karakhanid mausoleum—whispering tales from centuries gone by.