others about Azerbaijan

The website Untraveled published a nice overview of Azerbaijan as an undiscovered destination, highlighting the many extraordinary experiences visitors can have, from the healing salt cave of Nakhchivan to birdwatching in national parks. Read the article if you’re considering a trip to Azerbaijan and in search of inspiration!

Looking to learn more about skiing in Azerbaijan? This Russian-language article by website Ski Ru is a great introduction to the country’s oldest resort, Shahdag, with detailed information about the pistes, hotels, snow condition, non-ski activities and nearby attractions, including frozen waterfalls and, of course – Baku! Indeed, a ski trip to Azerbaijan is as much a cultural as a sporting and leisure experience.

If you’re looking to experience Azerbaijan from the comfort of your own home, this Russian-language article by Antenna Daily has the perfect solutions for you. The author reached out to local bloggers and content producers, who give their take on which films to watch, what to eat, and how to bring an Azerbaijani touch to the interior design of your living room.

Indian daily newspaper The Hindu spends 48 hours in Baku, exploring all the top sites, from the Ateshgah Fire Temple to the Carpet Museum. It’s a wonderful insight into what Azerbaijan’s capital has to offer – especially if you’re looking for a short but memorable getaway to a culturally vibrant city. Read the article via the link to discover Baku’s travel highlights.

The website Untraveled published a nice overview of Azerbaijan as an undiscovered destination, highlighting the many extraordinary experiences visitors can have, from the healing salt cave of Nakhchivan to birdwatching in national parks. Read the article if you’re considering a trip to Azerbaijan and in search of inspiration!

In this article on deccanherald.com, you can learn how the unprecedented challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic drove tourist boards, including Azerbaijan’s, to find creative ways of promoting their destinations. In Azerbaijan’s case, this was largely through webinars, virtual talks and online tours. Read the full article to learn more.

Discover one of Azerbaijan’s modern architectural marvels, the Heydar Aliyev Centre, in this article by Drift Travel. Designed by acclaimed architect Zaha Hadid, the building presents a mesmerizing wave-like form that blends harmoniously into its surroundings and symbolises unity. Learn all about it, including why Hadid deemed it one of her best projects, by reading the article via the link below.

A short post by Drift Travel dedicated to Azerbaijan’s little-known but fascinating winemaking traditions. As the author points out, wine has been made here since time immemorial, and today’s travellers to the country can visit picturesque wineries producing a range of fine wines, some of which are gaining popularity internationally – not least those made from the national fruit: the pomegranate. Follow the link for a taste of Azerbaijan’s wine scene.

This informative article in the by Outlook Traveller presents a bucket list of sights to visit in Baku, which the author describes being blown away by during a recent visit. As they rightly point out, the city is an amalgamation of East and West and visiting these sites, including everything from the Flame Towers to the Baku Book Center, will ensure you have an unforgettable Azerbaijan experience. Read the full article for a virtual trip to Baku.

Azerbaijan was recently featured in a Conde Nast Traveller round-up of the best destinations to explore virtually, alongside places like Ireland, Japan and South Africa. The article recommends visiting Azerbaijan’s official travel site (where you are) and exploring the wealth of attractions and experiences the history-rich country offers. Top of the list is Icherisheher (aka the Old City), packed with quaint narrow streets, cafes and monuments. Read via the link to get inspired.