Tashkent, Uzbekistan (UzDaily.uz) — Yandex Maps has added its first street panoramas of Andijan and Namangan and updated images of Bukhara. Yandex reported this.
During the latest filming, a camera-equipped vehicle covered more than 3,800 kilometres of streets and roads in the three cities and nearby settlements. The work produced more than 146,000 panoramas.
The new images allow users to view streets, building facades, entrances and access routes before visiting a location. The feature can help residents navigate unfamiliar areas and enable tourists to explore the surroundings of hotels and plan walking routes.
In Bukhara, users can take a virtual walk from the Poi Kalyan architectural complex to Chor Minor and the Kukeldash Madrasah in the Lyabi-Hauz ensemble. The panoramas show both landmarks and the surrounding streets.
In Andijan, users can preview routes to the Zahiriddin Muhammad Babur House Museum and the Jami complex. In Namangan, the images cover roads leading to Z. M. Babur Park and the Otavalikhon mosques.
The virtual tour of Namangan Region can also be extended to the Akhsikent archaeological site, which served as the capital of Ferghana in the past, according to the company.
Earlier in 2026, Yandex Maps updated its panoramas of Tashkent and Samarkand. Users can now explore streets in these cities and select images from the relevant year.
To access panoramas in the mobile app, users should tap the icon with two squares in the upper-right corner of the screen and select the “Panoramas” layer. Blue lines on the map indicate areas available for virtual viewing.
To display the latest images, users need to select 2026 in the upper-left corner of the panorama screen. The app is available on Google Play and the App Store.
