Tourism in Azerbaijan

Short view about Azerbaijan: Azerbaijan is the largest country in the Caucasus region. It covers an area of 33,436 square miles . it's population estimated about 9,165,000. Baku is the capital of Azerbaijan and Azerbaijani is the official language of Azerbaijan.

Location: The country of Azerbaijan is in Asia .There are some countries neighboring to Azerbaijan like Russia, Turkey, Iran, Georgia, and Armenia,.

Azerbaijan as tourism destination: Culture and the rich history of the country attract the visitors from all over the world . Azerbaijan has all types of tourism like sport ,business, cognitive, medical, exotic and hunting. Also the climate of Azerbaijan enables to organize winter and summer vacations ; Hotels, entertainment and sports centres operate also in the regions of Azerbaijan .Also the means of comfortable life in Azerbaijan made the tourism in Azerbaijan is one of the priorities of the state policy

Some regions recommended to visit:

1- (Baku Boulevard ): it's Warm and beautiful place for weekend. Plenty of Azari food and it has beautiful summer nights. Baku Boulevard recently celebrated its 100th birthday, so locals and tourists have been enjoying the national park for over the century. During this time, the government of Azerbaijani developed the area by planting trees and shrubs and they installed important historical monuments to commemorate history and culture in the area .

2- (Caspain sea): The Azerbaijani city of Baku rests on a peninsula that juts into the Caspian Sea, meaning there's plenty of waterfront for visitors to enjoy , The Caspian also tempers the weather in Baku, giving summer visitors an ideal retreat for a beach holiday .

3- (Park Bulva): Visitors to this fascinating place are immersed in an amazing journey through time and space . In addition to transporting you into the night sky ,there are also several documentary and animated films available to watch .

4- (Gobustan National Park): Gobustan National Park has many culturally significant rock drawings, burial grounds and prehistoric caves for visitors to visit. There is also a museum which explains the significance of the site . There are more than 6,000 rock engravings to explore in the area .

5- (Baku’s Old Town): Baku’s Old Town reaches back to at least the 12th century and there have been mentions of a settlement here even in the era of the Romans. The crooked streets of the old town tell a tale of the city’s past as an important trading stop on the Silk Road