ABSHERON
Eagle's head
Absheron, located in Azerbaijan, is a captivating peninsula on the Caspian Sea's shores, offering adventure, history, and a unique geographical feature. Absheron's rich history is complemented by the Gobustan National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site, where ancient petroglyphs tell stories from millennia ago.
What sets Absheron apart is its geological wonder. Mud volcanoes, like the famous "Yanar Dag," where natural gas has burned for centuries, create a mesmerizing spectacle. Absheron is also a unique part of Azerbaijan's map, resembling an eagle's head when viewed from the top.
One of Absheron's cultural gems is the Ateshgah Fire Temple, a historic religious site where eternal flames once burned. Visitors can explore its fascinating history and unique architecture.
Absheron's diverse landscapes, ancient history, and distinctive geography promise an unforgettable adventure. Explore the peninsula where history, natural wonders, and cultural treasures come together in a captivating blend.
Constructed in the 17th century, the Atashgah Fire Temple melds Hindu and Azerbaijani architecture. Housing an eternal flame, it recounts centuries of transformation into a historical and spiritual haven.
Atashgah Fire Temple
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, features ancient rock engravings dating back over 30,000 years, showcasing daily life and fauna. It also boasts a musical stone, the Gaval Dash.
Gobustan
Highland Park, known as Dagustu Park, offers lush gardens and panoramic city views in Baku. Adjacent, Martyr's Lane honors Azerbaijani heroes, with the scenic Baku Funicular connecting to the seafront.
