What's on in Andijan, Uzbekistan through the year

Andijan, Uzbekistan has 5 curated events through the year — 1 festival, 1 natural spectacle, 2 holidays and 1 season. The ones to plan around: Navruz (March) and Fergana fruit harvest (July).

Updated September 2026 · every event curated and sourced · dates for 2026 where they are announced, the usual window where they are not

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Andijan events and crowds by month

MonthWhat startsCrowds
JanuaryQuiet
FebruaryShoulder season
MarchRamazon Hayit, NavruzBusy
AprilBusy
MayBusy
JuneHigh-summer heatShoulder season
JulyFergana fruit harvestQuiet
AugustShoulder season
SeptemberIndependence DayBusy
OctoberShoulder season
NovemberShoulder season
DecemberQuiet

Quiet — school holidays in 6 of the markets that fill it, one of its worst months for weather

Nothing new starts in January.

Shoulder season — school holidays in 2 of the markets that fill it, an ordinary month

Nothing new starts in February.

Busy — Ramazon Hayit, school holidays in 2 of the markets that fill it

  • Holiday

    Ramazon Hayit

    20–23 MarRamadan & EidClosuresCrowded

    Eid at the end of the fast is a public holiday and the valley is the most observant part of the country, so expect closed offices, full mosques and families visiting graves. The date moves eleven days earlier each year. Source ↗

  • Festival

    Navruz

    21–22 MarNational holidayClosures

    The spring new year is the biggest day in the Fergana Valley calendar: sumalak stirred overnight in the mahallas, wrestling and horse games on the edge of town, and offices shut for two days. Source ↗

Busy — school holidays in 3 of the markets that fill it, one of its best months for weather

Nothing new starts in April.

Still on: Ramazon Hayit (20–23 Mar)

Busy — school holidays in 2 of the markets that fill it, one of its best months for weather

Nothing new starts in May.

Shoulder season — school holidays in 3 of the markets that fill it, an ordinary month

  • Season

    High-summer heat

    25 Jun – 25 Aug · usuallyExtreme heat

    The valley bakes for two months and the town works early and late around it. Shade is scarce away from the bazaar and the canal-side chaikhanas, and nothing much happens outdoors between noon and five. Source ↗

Quiet — school holidays in 5 of the markets that fill it, one of its worst months for weather

  • Nature

    Fergana fruit harvest

    1 Jul – 30 Sep · usually

    Melons, grapes, apricots and the valley's pomegranates come through the bazaar in waves through late summer, sold off truck beds by the kilo. It is the one time of year the market is worth the trip on its own.

Still on: High-summer heat (25 Jun – 25 Aug (usually))

Shoulder season — school holidays in 4 of the markets that fill it, an ordinary month

Nothing new starts in August.

Still on: High-summer heat (25 Jun – 25 Aug (usually)), Fergana fruit harvest (1 Jul – 30 Sep (usually))

Busy — Independence Day, school holidays in 3 of the markets that fill it

  • Holiday

    Independence Day

    1 SepNational holidayClosuresCrowded

    The first of September shuts offices and fills the central square with staged concerts and school parades. Domestic transport books up around it and the harvest bazaar runs on holiday hours. Source ↗

Still on: Fergana fruit harvest (1 Jul – 30 Sep (usually))

Shoulder season — school holidays in 3 of the markets that fill it, an ordinary month

Nothing new starts in October.

Shoulder season — an ordinary month

Nothing new starts in November.

Quiet — school holidays in 5 of the markets that fill it, one of its worst months for weather

Nothing new starts in December.

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