Lankaran
Subtropics on the southern Caspian: tea plantations, citrus and the Hyrcanian forests.
City
The mountain town founded as a fortress in 1752 — a centre of mugham and poetry.
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Shusha stands on the Karabakh ridge above sheer cliffs. Panah Ali Khan founded it as a fortress; in later centuries it became a school of singers, poets and musicians.
In November 2020 the town came under Azerbaijani control and in 2021 was declared the country's cultural capital. Restoration is under way and the Kharibulbul festival has resumed.
Walls, gates, quarters
Singers and mugham gatherings
A chronicle of the current works
Kharibulbul and the Vagif poetry days
Subtropics on the southern Caspian: tea plantations, citrus and the Hyrcanian forests.
A town of apple orchards and, across the river, a settlement of Mountain Jews.
A village two thousand metres up, with its own language and a herding route on the UNESCO list.