Also known as the Shahid Mosque, it is a Sunni mosque located on the Alley of Martyrs. The mosque was built in the early 1990s with the assistance of Turkish authorities.

Flag Square in Baku is a symbol of the city, where the largest state flag in the Caucasus waves proudly. Located on a high hill, the square offers breathtaking panoramic views of the city and the Caspian Sea. This place has become popular due to its significance and beauty.

The Maiden Tower in Baku, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a symbol of the city's rich history and architectural splendor. Built in the 12th century, the tower's unique structure and mysterious origins have inspired numerous legends and stories over the centuries. Here, you can climb to the top of the Maiden Tower and enjoy a breathtaking panoramic view of Baku's old city and the Caspian Sea.

Yanar Dag, or "Burning Mountain," is a natural gas vent that burns with a continuous flame. The fire, which has been burning for several millennia, is a captivating spectacle and is considered a symbol of the ancient fire-worshiping cult.

A place where you can buy the most delicious and high-quality sweets in the city - Sheker Bura! Here you can find everything you come to Baku for - tea, baklava, honey, jams, as well as souvenirs, silk scarves, and even perfume!

The Flame Towers in Baku are a symbol of modern Azerbaijan, an impressive architectural creation known for its magnificent flame-like structures that create a unique interplay of light and shadow across the city at night. These monumental buildings represent a fusion of traditional and contemporary elements, serving as a prominent landmark and focal point amidst Baku's modern urban landscape. Along the Caspian Sea waterfront, they stand tall, reminding of Azerbaijan's grandeur and cultural heritage.

The Double gates of the Old City in Baku are a magnificent example of medieval defensive architecture, showcasing the grandeur of the city's historic fortifications. Dating back to the 12th century, these gates have witnessed numerous historical events and served as a crucial entrance to the walled city. Today, they stand as a testament to the rich cultural heritage and enduring legacy of ancient Baku.

Crescent Mall in Baku is not just a shopping center, but a place where style and magnificence come together, offering each visitor a true pleasure in shopping and leisure.

The globally renowned architectural masterpiece, the Heydar Aliyev Center, is Zaha Hadid's most beloved creation. The building serves as a modern cultural center. The "I Love Baku" sign is also located nearby.

The Baku Boulevard is a famous promenade stretching over 4 km along the Caspian Sea coast. It is renowned for its beauty, architecture, and abundance of entertainment and sports facilities. The Boulevard is a popular spot for leisurely walks and relaxation among locals and tourists alike.

The Alley of Martyrs is a symbol of remembrance and reverence for those who fell for Azerbaijan's independence. It is home to graves and memorials of those who sacrificed their lives in various historical periods, including contemporary conflicts. The Alley of Martyrs is a place where every stone carries the history and heroism of those who gave their lives for their country.

The museum in Gobustan is famous for its ancient petroglyphs dating back to the Paleolithic era. This unique site preserves over 6,000 rock carvings depicting human life, animals, hunting scenes, as well as dances and rituals. In 2007, the Gobustan State Historical and Artistic Reserve was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List.

The Ateshgah Fire Temple was built in the 17th-18th centuries on a site with natural gas vents. This temple, associated with Zoroastrianism and Hinduism, was used for fire worship and became a place of pilgrimage. In 1975, it was converted into a museum, attracting tourists with its unique architecture and history.

A place where time slows down and your heart fills with tranquility and delight. Upon arriving at this beach, you feel the warmth of the sand beneath your feet and the fresh sea breeze. Time stands still here, allowing you to enjoy the moment and forget about everyday worries.

The Palace of the Shirvanshahs in Baku is a magnificent architectural complex reflecting the splendor and power of the Shirvanshahs. Built in the 15th century, this palace served as the center of political and cultural life in the medieval capital of Shirvan. Its halls and chambers house unique architectural details and artistic works, reflecting the grandeur of that era.

Highland Park in Baku is a unique place where natural beauty blends with architectural landmarks. Situated on a high hill, the park offers stunning views of the city of Baku and the Caspian Sea. Visitors can enjoy walks among greenery, picnics, and relaxation in a cozy and tranquil atmosphere within the park.

One of the most unusual places on the planet! Here, you can feel like you are on Mars. There are over 700 mud volcanoes in the world, and 354 of them are located in Azerbaijan, making up about 40%. The mud has healing properties and is very beneficial for the skin and joints. It is also used in the chemical industry.

The ancient village of Gala, now the State Historical and Ethnographic Reserve, is located 40 km from Baku. Here, you can see household items from the 3rd-2nd millennia BC, as well as the remains of medieval structures. The reserve also features an open-air museum and the "From Waste to Art" museum.

Ramana Fortress, built in the 12th-14th centuries, served as a strategic fortification on the trade route between Europe and Asia. With its high walls and towers, it protected the local population from enemy raids and was an important defensive structure. The fortress still retains its historical appearance to this day.

A structure 310 meters high in Baku. It is the tallest structure in Azerbaijan and the 41st tallest television tower in the world.

Crystal Hall in Baku was built in 2012 specifically to host the Eurovision Song Contest 2012. This modern facility was constructed in a short period of time — just 8 months — to provide the necessary conditions for such a large-scale international event.

One of the first mosques in Baku! It is famous as a burial of 4 descendants of the Prophet Muhammad. 

The Palace of the Sheki Khans is a magnificent example of 18th-century architecture and a symbol of power and luxury. This palace impresses with its numerous rooms, halls, and inner courtyard, all decorated in Eastern style with exquisite wood carvings and decorative elements known as shebeke. All of these stained glass windows are handmade. Today, the palace is a national historical and architectural reserve and is also listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The caravanserai in Sheki is an outstanding example of medieval architecture and hospitality along the trade route. It served as both a resting place and a trading hub for caravans, as well as a refuge for travelers. Its unique architecture, combining stone walls and an inner courtyard, makes it a popular attraction for tourists seeking a glimpse into the past and an authentic Eastern atmosphere.

Albanian churches represent a unique collection of ancient Christian sanctuaries built during the medieval period.

In the forest, over several kilometers, you can see an arch formed by tree branches. This place is designed for enjoyment. Here, you can enjoy the silence and fresh air, marvel at magnificent views, or try dishes made from the freshest local produce. Everything here contributes to a nature retreat, framed by enchanting green mountains.

Khinalig is an ancient highland village in Azerbaijan, situated at an altitude of around 2,300 meters above sea level, and is considered one of the highest settlements in Europe. The residents of Khinalig speak a unique language that has no written form and does not belong to any known language group. The village is famous for its traditional stone houses, cultural customs, and picturesque views of the Caucasus Mountains.

One of the highest points in Azerbaijan. Here we will see a charming view of the Caucasus Mountains, and if we're lucky, we'll also see eagles flying very close by.

We will take a ride on the cable car, enjoying the beautiful views of the Caucasus Mountains.

The highest mountain lake in Azerbaijan. We will have lunch on the shore, enjoying the magnificent view of the lake.

The village is surrounded by the picturesque Caucasus Mountains, making it a popular destination for tourists and outdoor enthusiasts. Qusar is also known for its rich cultural heritage and traditional Azerbaijani cuisine.

Shahdag is the first and largest ski resort in the country, offering a variety of winter and summer activities. At approximately 4,243 meters high, Shahdag attracts enthusiasts of extreme sports such as snowboarding, skiing, and mountaineering. The resort is also renowned for its picturesque views and rich flora and fauna, making it a popular destination for ecotourism.

The village is located in the Gusar district of Azerbaijan and is one of the oldest settlements in the country. It is famous for its picturesque mountains, waterfalls, and traditional architecture, attracting visitors with its natural beauty and authentic atmosphere. Laza is also known for its cultural traditions and the hospitality of the local residents.

The mausoleum of the Shirvan Khans, dating back to the 18th century, has been preserved to this day.

In Azerbaijan, there is an alpaca farm where these amazing animals have been living for several years. The farm offers the opportunity to see and get acquainted with alpacas, as well as learn more about their care and characteristics. This place attracts animal lovers and those who simply want to be charmed :)

The mosque dates back to the 8th century, making it the first in the territory of modern Azerbaijan. It attracts attention with its unique ancient architecture, including tall walls and exquisite decorative elements. The Juma Mosque continues to serve as a place of prayer and remains an important symbol of spirituality and cultural heritage in Azerbaijan.

The Diribaba Mausoleum is a unique historical monument dating back to the 15th century. This mausoleum is renowned for its dome architecture and majestic tombs carved into the rock. It is believed to house relics of a spiritual teacher and mystic, making it an important pilgrimage site and a subject of study for historians and archaeologists.

The waterfall consists of 7 cascades of varying heights, which is why it is named "Seven Beauties". From below, only two small lower waterfalls are visible. To see the other five, one must climb steep steps upwards, requiring a certain amount of physical strength. However, those who conquer this path will be rewarded with an amazing panorama that unfolds from the top.

Ismayilli is a picturesque district in Azerbaijan, located on the northeastern slopes of the Greater Caucasus. The district is renowned for its beautiful mountain landscapes, waterfalls, and dense forests, making it a popular destination for eco-tourism and outdoor activities.

The 74-meter-long bridge was for a long time the only way to reach the village of Zernava.

Lahij is an ancient village in Azerbaijan, known for its unique copper-smith workshops and traditional crafts that have been preserved since ancient times. It is situated in a picturesque valley on the slopes of the Greater Caucasus, making it a popular destination for lovers of mountain landscapes and historical architecture. Lahij is also famous for its cobblestone streets and old buildings, many of which are listed as protected monuments.

This place is so unique that its beauty and mystical atmosphere are difficult to convey in words — but we can capture them in photographs. Here, you will witness stunning interplays of red, terracotta, white, and golden hues in the mountains: such cosmic landscapes are found only in a few places on the planet, and Khizi is one of them.

Mount Beshbarmag is one of Azerbaijan's most iconic natural landmarks, rising 520 meters above sea level. It is famous for its unusual rock formations resembling five fingers and is a pilgrimage site associated with ancient myths and legends. Beshbarmag also attracts visitors with its breathtaking views of the Caspian Sea and the surrounding landscapes.

The towers were successfully used to signal danger ("chirag-kala" translates as "lamp tower"). Fires lit on the tops of the towers could be seen for many kilometers. The Chirag-Kala fortress served as an "informant" of sorts and was the largest in the signaling system of medieval fortresses.

The amazing shades of the water and the surrounding landscape capture attention and awaken a sense of delight. This place is not just a lake—it's a journey into a world of mystique and incredible colors.

Tea plantations in the valleys of Lenkoran await guests who can enjoy magnificent landscapes, the beauty of mountains and valleys, the hospitality of locals, and, of course, taste Azerbaijani tea that will invigorate and promote health.

This samovar was prepared with the aim of symbolically presenting Lenkoran tea and demonstrating the hospitality of the local residents of the region.

The Khan's Palace is a historical building constructed in 1913. It served as the residence of the rulers of the Talysh Khanate and is a vivid example of Azerbaijani architecture of that era. Today, the palace is an important cultural and tourist attraction, drawing numerous visitors.

The lake captivates with its beauty all year round. People from nearby and other regions of the republic come here at any time of the year to admire its mesmerizing beauty.

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