Cities of Azerbaijan
Baku
Azerbaijan's Caspian capital: the UNESCO-listed Old City, oil-boom mansions, the Flame Towers and the gateway to the whole country.
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Explore Gabala: Tufandag Mountain Resort's skiing and cable cars, Nohur Lake, Yeddi Gozel Waterfall, ancient Caucasian Albania and Nij's Udi culture.
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Explore Ganja: Nizami Ganjavi's legacy, the 17th-century Shah Abbas Mosque complex, Javad Khan's history, Imamzadeh's blue dome, and western Azerbaijan's strongest regional cuisine.
Explore cityKhinalig
Explore Khinalig: a UNESCO World Heritage mountain village at 2,300m, its own language, ancient transhumance traditions, wool crafts and dramatic Greater Caucasus scenery.
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Explore Lahij: living copper craftsmanship recognized by UNESCO, cobbled mountain streets, Tat culture and centuries-old artisan traditions in Azerbaijan's Greater Caucasus.
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Explore Lankaran: Azerbaijan's tea capital, fish lavangi and subtropical cuisine, historic fortress towers, and the gateway to Hirkan National Park and the Talysh Mountains.
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Explore Quba: Mountain Jewish heritage in Red Village, historic carpet weaving, the 19th-century Arched Bridge, and the gateway to UNESCO-listed Khinalig.
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Explore Sheki: the UNESCO-listed Khan's Palace, shabaka craftsmanship, historic caravanserais, Sheki halva and piti, and the nearby Kish Church of ancient Caucasian Albania.
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