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With mountains accounting for almost 60 percent of Azerbaijan’s total area, you can enjoy memorable moments hiking through the stunning scenery and stopping at timeless rural villages to witness local life. There are many popular marked trails in the Greater and Lesser Caucasus Mountains, and some in the Talish Mountains. More

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The modern world, increasingly living in cities with convenient transport links, is great for some things, such as getting from home to work quickly and conveniently; but not so good for others, such as walking. Maybe that is why more and more people are escaping cities to discover the joys of doing what human beings were designed for - walking! More

Discover why the landscape around Baku is fulfilled by mud volcanoes, how are they formed and the meaning of its eternal flames. More

Discover an outstanding place, surrounded by beautiful mountain vistas, unique flora and fauna and some multi-ethnic traditional villas. Explore Guba! More

The ancient mountain village of Khinalig is one of Azerbaijan’s top ethno-tourism spots. There's fascinating history and architecture and glorious views of the Caucasus Mountains. More

Located at the foot of the Caucasus Mountains, Gabala is Azerbaijan's prime outdoors sports hub. If you are adventurous there's no better destination. More

Jar is a wonderful countryside village in Zagatala from which you can take beautiful hikes to places like the Shamilovka plateau and its surroundings. More

Located in the Goygol National Park, Lake Goygol is beloved by Azerbaijanis for its crystal-clear water and stunning surrounding scenery. It lies 1,500m above sea level and is considered one of the most beautiful places in the country.  More

The swamps of the Gizil Aghaj and the Hirkan National Park are two wonderful natural reserves worth visiting. Adventure into the wilderness in Azerbaijan. More

Lerik is a town and region sometimes called 'the land of centenarians'. And there's a good reason for it. Want to learn more? Come take a look. More

You can join the hiking tours to Sim village, which is located in a short distance from Lankaran region. The forests and mysterious waterfall in the village, located in the territory of Hirkan National Park, will present you the natural beauty of the Talysh mountains. More

The stunningly set mountain villages of Khinalig and Laza are great places for birders to see some of Azerbaijan’s most special bird species. Travel there for amazing birdwatching in the Caucasus Mountains. More

The Besh Barmag birdwatching site is a narrow coastal strip 90km north of Baku. Here birders can observe hundreds of different species migrating along the Caspian coast in spring and autumn. More

The wetlands, lakes and steppes near the city of Mingachevir offer a varied and memorable experience for birdwatchers. More

Many birders consider Nakhchivan the highlight of a birdwatching trip to Azerbaijan for its many unique species. Birding here is also a great way to explore the region’s stunning landscapes. More

The Talish Mountains cover much of Azerbaijan’s south-eastern region and straddle the border with Iran. This vast area has several good birdwatching sites where birders can find some exclusive species. More

Sheki has always attracted travellers with its wonderful nature, historical monuments and architectural landmarks. But another adventure you won’t forget in Sheki is riding through its magnificent mountains on horseback. More

The Zagatala Trout Fish Farm is a unique agritourism site in Azerbaijan’s nature-rich north-west corner. Here, visitors can discover the ins and outs of rainbow trout farming, take cooking classes and even catch their own dinner.  More

This unique strip of Caspian coastline is known for the proximity between pristine forest and shoreline. Visit in spring to see eagles, owls, woodpeckers and treecreepers.  More

Baku Shooting Center waits for those who are used to always hit the target in life.   More