Shamkir
Shamkir is the ancient land of Azerbaijan, which not only carefully preserves the memory of the many historical stages that she went through, but is also able to offer tourists a comfortable stay in modern hotels, breathtaking attractions and world-class entertainment!
Goygol
Goy Gol (Khanlar) was founded in the XIXth century on the site of the ancient village of Khanyglar by German immigrants who, with their inherent accuracy, clearly planned the city and in 1819 called it Eleniendorf. Even streets, wooden houses with carved facades, a church (Lutheran Church) still remind of their presence.
Ganja
Gandja is the second largest and most significant city in Azerbaijan after Baku. The foundation of the city dates back to the middle of the IXth century. According to legend, when laying the city, a treasure with innumerable treasures was found, which is why he was given the name Gandja, the City of Treasures.
Naftalan
Naftalan Resort, located next to Ganja, is perhaps the most unusual among mineral resorts not only in the post-soviet countries, but in the whole world. Its main therapeutic factor is naphthalan, a special type of oil, which the courageous patients take bath with.
Goychay
Goychay, sometimes Gokchay (azerb. Göyçay) is a city and the administrative center of the Goychay region of Azerbaijan. GoychayThe name in translation from Azerbaijan means Blue River.
Absheron
In 2008 with the support of the Heydar Aliyev Foundation an open-air Archaeological and Ethnographic Museum Complex was created here. The complex includes cave paintings, gavaldash, pottery, household items and jewelry, weapons and coins, the preserved ruins of an ancient settlement dating from the III-II millennium BC until the Middle Ages.
Baku
Baku - one of the most beautiful cities in the world - is located at the junction of Europe and Asia. The cultural, industrial, political capital of Azerbaijan is located on the western coast of the Caspian Sea, on the shores of the bay of the same name in the southern part of the Absheron Peninsula.
Shabran
Khizy district is located in the so-called Shabran region, and of all the administrative regions of the republic with mountainous terrain, it is closest to Baku - 70 km. The climate here is warm temperate with little rainfall. The eastern part of the region is the Caspian coast.
Gusar
Shahdag (Shah - king, dag - mountain) is a mountain peak in the eastern part of the Greater Caucasus, located in northeast of Azerbaijan. No wonder this place is listed in the list of the most beautiful corners of the Caucasus. Situated in the north-eastern part of the country at the foot of Shahdag mountain this region is one of the most beautiful and interesting corners of not only Azerbaijan but the entire Caucasus
Guba
Guba is one of the largest cities in Azerbaijan located 168 kilometers from Baku. The city lies on the Guba is one of the largest cities in Azerbaijan located 168 kilometers from Baku. The city lies on the northeastern slopes of Mount Shahdag, at an altitude of 600 meters above sea level, on the right bank of the Kudialchay River. This is one of the most beautiful cities in the country.
Zagatali
Zagatala is a beautiful green city with spacious cobbled and paved streets lined with majestic plane trees. Most of the buildings are clean one-story houses with tiled roofs, but there are many modern three- and four-story buildings in the city. All houses in the city are built of local river stone and burnt brick, they are painted standardly and are very similar to houses in the provinces of Western Europe.
Ilisu
Ilisu is one of the ancient villages of Azerbaijan, located at the intersection of the rivers Kyurmyukchay and Agchay in a beautiful place surrounded by mountains and forests, 12 kilometers from the city of Gakh. In ancient times, most of the population of Ilisu was artisans.
Gakh
In the north-west of Azerbaijan, at the foot of the southern slope of the Greater Caucasus, is located the picturesque city - Gakh. The distance between Baku and Gakh is 345 kilometers. The city is located at an altitude of 500 meters above sea level.
Gabala
Gabala is a popular tourist center due to the numerous preserved historical monuments, a warm mild climate and the stunning beauty of the Caucasus mountains. The main attractions of the city are the Albanian Church "Jotari" (IV – VIII centuries), the village of Nij, where a unique architectural monument is located - the Udi Temple, archaeological excavations in the ancient city of Gabala (Gyadim Gabala).
Shamakhi
Shemakha (or Shamakhi) is located in the southern part of the Greater Caucasus, 122 kilometers from Baku and lies at an altitude of 800 meters above sea level. Founded in V-IV centuries BC and was one of the cities of Caucasian Albania and also the capital of the State of Shirvanshahs in the X century.
Sheki
Sheki is the center of the eponymous district and the eponymous historical region in Azerbaijan. Located in the southern foothills of the Greater Caucasus, 77 km north of the Yevlakh railway junction.
Khachmaz
Khachmaz - the colorful northern region o Khachmaz f Azerbaijan - is the administrative center of the Khachmaz region, located on the Kudialchay River. This region is notable for its ancient history, rich culture and picturesque nature.
Ismailli
At the foot of the picturesque southern slope of the Greater Caucasus, the small but beautiful city of Ismayilli, formed in November 1931, is comfortably located. The former village of Ismayilli received the status of a city in 1967, after which Ismayilli became part of 11 cities of republican subordination