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QUBA

Area recognized for bountiful apple orchards

Quba is renowned for its stunning natural beauty, with the Tengealti Canyon offering thrilling opportunities for hiking and exploration amidst dramatic rock formations. The region's lush orchards and picturesque landscapes add to its allure.

Quba is also famous for its apple orchards, known as the "Land of Apples." The region's apples are celebrated for their delicious flavors and have historical significance, as it's believed to be the home of the wild apple, Malus sieversii, from which all cultivated apples originate.

Quba's history is rich and diverse, with ancient archaeological sites like the Qechresh Forest Castle revealing its significance as a crossroads of civilizations throughout the centuries.

Quba's centuries-old carpet tradition, crafted by skilled artisans, is a reflection of Azerbaijani culture. Diverse designs, vivid colors, and rich stories make these handmade carpets a piece of living history.

Carpet weaving

Chanlibel Lake, or "Çanlıbel gölü," is a pristine, high-altitude freshwater oasis in Azerbaijan. With mirror-like waters, it offers a serene escape into nature's tranquility.

Chanlibel lake

Gurgur Waterfall, also known as Griz Waterfall, near Griz village, offers a scenic journey through forests to a 6-meter-tall waterfall. In winter, it transforms into a frozen wonderland.

Gurgur waterfall

Shahdag Mountains, Azerbaijan's highest range, offer breathtaking alpine scenery and diverse outdoor activities year-round. From skiing and snowboarding in winter to hiking and adventure sports in summer, Shahdag beckons nature enthusiasts

Shahdag mountains

Must-see places in Quba

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