The Beauty Blends East – West In Azerbaijan

For a long time, the name Azerbaijan was not unfamiliar with the majority of people working in the oil and gas sector. Yet when we have the opportunity to work in this country, we are still surprised by the unique and rich culture of the oil country. Located at the crossroads between Eastern Europe and Central Asia, Azerbaijan has a very unique blend of beauty and unique natural landscapes.Mixing beauty of East - West in Azerbaijan The capital of the wind Ancient and modern, alternating in the capital At six o'clock in the morning, the gateway to the capital Baku welcomes the group with bright buildings in the early morning sun. The revenue from oil has helped this city have a new and shiny face like Dubai

.Baku is located along the Caspian coast, the roads along the sea have wide sidewalks planted with pine trees, flowers and pruned flowers. . One of the roads leading into the Inner Old Quarter has the typical architecture of an Eastern city with narrow winding streets A row of small old houses in a quiet alley is a fairytale world for visitors.



Sometimes in the alley is a small market full of local color items, sometimes I come across a handicraft factory weaving carpet , making the headscarf a golden emulsion. People stood the longest in front of the pottery workshop and the ethnic lute workshop. Well, in the previous reception, everyone was conquered by the melodious, shrieking sound of Kamancheh. It is interesting to see the handsome artisan intently absorbed in every small detail of the traditional musical instrument, it should be added that the Azerbaijani is very beautiful, the gentle and delicate beauty blends between Europe and Europe. ASIAN. Although this is an Islamic country, the people are quite liberal and modern. Women in the capital do not wear scarves and eye-catching, attractive clothes A beautiful street in Baku Along the Baku coast there is a palace - the fortress of Shirvanshahs and the Maiden tower, a thousand years old.



The tower has a special shape, consisting of a large pillar connected to several parts of a trapezoidal wall. Looking down from the top of the tower, many people feel overwhelmed by the bustling scene on the harbor, the undulating hillsides in the distance and the clear blue sea. Baku was previously called the capital of the wind. The wind at the top of the tower was so strong that sometimes I couldn't stand it. From here, one can see the whole city scene with ancient yellow brick buildings lying close together, rising up the hill, at the top of the hill is the polar Flame Tower building. Modern period with three flames imprinted on a lush blue Central Asian sky Islamic-style architecture in the Azerbaijani village Shirvanshahs Fortress is located in the ancient city complex, which is packed into a separate area a city wall. We were taken to see the residence of the king, located in a large building with many rooms. My biggest impression of this place is the ceiling, the walls are so elaborately carved and decorated with the typical patterns of Azerbaijani culture; The floors and stairs are covered with splendid large rugs woven by indigenous peoples Old Old Town with quiet small streets in Baku Except for the slightly high cost of living, Baku is a tourist-friendly city: residents warmth, means of transportation, travel services are quite complete.



Join the citytour, a modern two-story bus that takes us to visit the most famous landmarks such as the huge white Heydar Aliyev cultural center with a very unique wave-shaped architecture, the Independence building. Great as a castle, park along the beach, artificial island encroaching like islands made in Dubai ... In the evening, we took a cruise on the Caspian Sea to see the city shimmering and the flag of Azerbaijan The world's largest is projected on glass-covered buildings. Impressive gifts of nature. Outside of Baku city there are many interesting destinations. On Monday afternoon, we took a taxi to visit Ateshgah Temple - one of the rare remaining fire temples in Azerbaijan, built about 1,500 years ago, when the Martian religion was the largest religion in Azerbaijan.



here. The temple built in the Indian style is also quite beautiful, but the group only visits a little, to spend time for Yanar Dag - the legendary Fire Diem Son. For centuries, from the foot of the mountain to the top of the mountain, there have been smoldering fires. Trees grow sparsely around the mountains. In the midst of a purple sunset in the desert, the mountain with fluttering red flames looks both beautiful and ghostly. Visitors visit Hoa Diem Son - a mountain with smoldering day-and-night fires southwest of Baku there is also a mud volcano - a mountain that spits out mud and some gases, sometimes sprayed up to 200 meters high. This mountain was originally located on a giant underground reservoir of mud and gas. The mountains not only spit out mud but also regularly spray methane, carbon, and nitrogen.



Occasionally, these gases interact with each other to explode, sometimes creating flames that shoot up to a height of meters. 30 minutes drive from the mud volcano is Qobustan - a famous open-air museum.

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