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Located along the Kur River, the Shirvan–Salyan region blends fertile waterscapes with semi-arid plains. Its culinary traditions mirror this landscape — built on river fish, dried fruits, hearty meat dishes, and sweet-sour contrasts that reflect both abundance and restraint. More

Located along the Kur River, the Shirvan–Salyan region blends fertile waterscapes with semi-arid plains. Its culinary traditions mirror this landscape — built on river fish, dried fruits, hearty meat dishes, and sweet-sour contrasts that reflect both abundance and restraint. More

The Mil-Mugan plain is one of Azerbaijan’s most fertile agricultural zones, known for its cotton fields, livestock, and calm rural life. That simplicity and abundance are reflected in the local cuisine — hearty, honest dishes centered around meat, slow cooking, and fresh produce. More

Mountainous Shirvan, encompassing regions like Shamakhi, Gobustan, and Ismayilli, is a land of deep-rooted culinary heritage shaped by altitude, seasonality, and craft. This region, where mountain air meets village rhythm, has preserved recipes passed down for generations — many of them centered around Lahij, a town known not only for its copper artistry but also its flavorful, artisanal cuisine. More

Tovuz, located in the west of Azerbaijan, is a region where flavours converge and every taste tells a story. Fruit orchards, markets brimming with fresh produce, and recipes handed down through generations shape the rich culinary spirit of this land. More

Eastern Zangezur is a historical and geographical region located in the southwestern part of Azerbaijan, mainly encompassing the territories of Lachin, Gubadli, and Zangilan districts. It is known for its mountainous terrain, rich biodiversity, and cultural heritage. More

Immerse yourself in Azerbaijan’s rich cultural heritage at Kilimchi Studio, a creative art space in Baku. Since 2016, this vibrant studio has been reviving traditional crafts through engaging workshops in carpet weaving, pottery, kelagayi-making, and more. Perfect for all ages, Kilimchi offers hands-on experiences where you can learn from skilled artisans and create your own masterpiece. A must-visit destination for art lovers, families, and anyone exploring Azerbaijan’s artisanal traditions. More

The number of galleries and art spaces in Baku is on the rise every year. By visiting them, you can enjoy modern Azerbaijani art and participate in various activities and events.  More

Centrally located near 28 May metro station, Azerbaijan Railway Museum offers visitors an opportunity to explore the history of railway transportation in Azerbaijan, from its origins up to the present day.  More

On the picturesque Baku Boulevard stands the International Mugham Center of Azerbaijan, a testament to the nation’s profound musical tradition that opens a window into the soul of Azerbaijani culture. More

Word of the varied flavours of Shusha’s sumptuous cuisine has long spread around the world. The fertile lands of Karabakh, the activities of the local population and its bountiful natural resources have all contributed to the formation of a diverse culinary tradition here. More

In the heart of Baku's Icherisheher, the Museum of Archaeology and Ethnography stands as a testament to Azerbaijan's rich cultural heritage and fascinating past, spanning from the earliest human settlements to the vibrant tapestry of life in the 19th and early 20th centuries. More

“Art will never disappear as long as every artist, every professional, no matter their field of art, approaches their work with seriousness and respect,” believed Kamil Aliyev, which is reflected in his works that are on display at Sunny Carpets Gallery in Baku. More

The multicultural traditions and folklore of Azerbaijan’s southern region continue to thrive. You can get acquainted with Talish folk songs and national Azerbaijani folklore by visiting the ‘Grandmothers’ folklore group in Lanakran District. More

People of all ages flock to ‘GanjLand’ Leisure and Entertainment Complex, which offers fantastic recreation opportunities to match everyone's taste. After exploring the historical sites of Ganja, this is just the place to come and unwind. More

Sheki and its surroundings are an area where everyone can find activities to match their interests. Agritourism enthusiasts visiting Sheki should, without hesitation, head to Bio Garden agritourism site. More

Without leaving the city center, you can find yourself in the animal world by visiting the Baku Zoo. The educational and fun moments you will enjoy with your children here will be a great opportunity for them to learn more about different animals. More

Professional circus shows first appeared in Azerbaijan in the late 19th century. Today, at the Baku State Circus you can watch amazing performances by both local and foreign circus groups. More

You may be surprised to come across alpacas, whose homeland is the Andes Mountains of South America, in the heart of Shamakhi’s mountains. But after a trip to the alpaca farm, you’ll be left with pleasant impressions. More

Keen to learn about the local cultural and cuisine traditions of the Caucasus Mountains region? Visit the women’s association in Sumaghalli village and choose from a fantastic variety of workshops.  More

In the remote village of Zarat, Ismayilli region, one family has been making rosehip syrup for generations. Visit them to witness and take part in this unique local culinary practice.  More

The charming city of Sheki is steeped in history and culture, as well as being famous for its sweets, such as Sheki halva. You can learn how that is made at Yahya Halva. More

Nestled in the glorious countryside of Ismayilli, the Chabiant winery offers insightful tours, delicious tastings and cosy amenities including a pool, restaurant and guest house. More

Ivanovka is a charming village in the rolling hills of the Ismayilli region. Besides a fascinating Molokan heritage, travellers here can discover centuries-old honey making traditions. More

Nestled near the historic village of Lekit, Api Delta is a bee farm spanning 15 hectares that produces a host of honey products, offers masterclasses and uncovers the history of beekeeping.  More

Located on the seafront boulevard, Deniz Mall is not just a great destination for shopping enthusiasts, but also for those looking for family entertainment. There are various types of fun and educational activities offered at the kids’ entertainment centres operating here. More

While exploring the enchanting mountain landscapes of Shamakhi, don’t miss the Shamakhi Safari Park, which is unique in the Caucasus for its vast territory and diversity of fauna. Take advantage of a great opportunity to escape the city and immerse yourself in the wild. More

The modern cultural centre and ecopark in the Baku village of Zire offers dozens of varied entertainment services. Here you can spend a fun day with the whole family. More

The natural beauty of the village of Hil charms everyone who sees it. The residents of this remote village, nestled in the heart of the mountains, have preserved their traditional way of life to this day. A visit here will acquaint you with the culture and customs of the locals. More

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Explore the wide range of art collections and exhibitions of the Heydar Aliyev Centre, then step outside to marvel at its wonderfully flowing structure. You won't fail to be inspired! More

It is impossible absorb the culture of a country without also diving in to its cuisine. The gastronomic delights of Lankaran, located in the south region of Azerbaijan, impress with their diversity and quirkiness. From succulent kebabs to aromatic plovs and fresh seafood, Lankaran's cuisine is a true celebration of flavours and aromas.   More

Explore the best of local cuisine in Nakhchivan – a region with distinctive flavours and mesmerising meals. More

Ganja, a city with an ancient history and a youthful spirit, is also a popular destination for gastronomic tourism. The local cuisine, renowned for its unique dishes, boasts an impressive variety. More

A journey through Sheki's boutiques opens up a delightful universe of authentic craftsmanship, with the opportunity of meeting artisans and buying pots, papags, traditional instruments and much more.  More

Aside from being a state historical and architectural reserve, the historic centre of Sheki is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Visit this wonderful place where memories of the Great Silk Road come to life.  More

A little village called Lahij can take your breath away with its antique cobbled streets and stone houses. This is definitely a place to visit. Don’t miss it! More

Visit the largest astrophysical observatory in Azerbaijan. Established in the Soviet era and used to study the stars and secrets of the universe. More

Welcome to Khinalig, one of the mountain villages located in the highlands of Azerbaijan. Here you can admire majestic mountains, cherish local culture and explore the stunning UNESCO World Heritage Site. More

Uncover an astonishing collection of over 6,000 ancient petroglyphs charting ways of life dating back tens of thousands of years. More

Discover the incredible stories of Azerbaijan’s ancient fire worship and natural flames with visits to Ateshgah Temple and Yanardag, where you can gaze into the same flames once described by Marco Polo. More

Baku offers a wide variety of restaurants and bars, from the traditional options to the fanciest places. Do not miss out on trying its many specialties! More

Situated on Baku's Seaside Boulevard, the Carpet Museum is home to the world’s largest collection of Azerbaijani carpets. This is a sight you can't miss! More