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Azerbaycan Güzergâhları
Bölgesel Turistik Yerler
Azerbaijan's capital on the Caspian — a UNESCO-listed walled old city ringed by flame-shaped towers, seaside promenades and the country's best food scene.
Baku
A semi-desert plateau an hour south of Baku, holding over 6,000 prehistoric petroglyphs and one of the world's densest fields of active mud volcanoes.
Gobustan
A resort region in the Greater Caucasus foothills with cable cars, waterfalls, hazelnut groves and the remains of the ancient capital of Caucasian Albania.
Gabala
Northern orchard country climbing into the high Caucasus, home to the UNESCO-listed village of Khinalig and one of the world's oldest Mountain Jewish communities.
Quba
A UNESCO-listed historic centre in the southern Caucasus foothills, famous for the Khan's Palace, nail-free shebeke windows, silk workshops and its own style of halva.
Sheki
Azerbaijan's humid south, where Caspian beaches, citrus groves and tea plantations back onto the Talysh Mountains and the UNESCO-listed Hyrcanian forests.
Lankaran
Azerbaijan's second city, built around 12th-century poet Nizami Ganjavi, red-brick Safavid architecture and the alpine lakes of Goygol National Park.