All Country Regions in Azerbaijan

Explore Azerbaijan’s Absheron Peninsula for Baku’s heritage, fire temples, village fortresses, Caspian beaches and stark coastal landscapes.

Explore Ganja-Gazakh in western Azerbaijan for historic Ganja, mountain lakes, vineyards, mineral spas and Lesser Caucasus landscapes.

Explore Azerbaijan’s Greater Caucasus for Khinalig, Sheki, forested valleys, alpine scenery, historic villages and distinctive mountain cuisine.

Explore Guba-Khachmaz for Caucasus villages, Jewish heritage, forests, Caspian resorts, ancient fortifications and mountain landscapes in northern Azerbaijan.

Karabakh Region pairs Shusha’s mountain heritage with historic towns, agricultural plains and carefully managed journeys through a changing landscape.

Explore Azerbaijan’s Kura-Aras Lowland for river plains, archaeological heritage, wildlife, farm landscapes and the quieter life of its market towns.

Explore Azerbaijan’s Lankaran Region for Caspian coastlines, Hirkan forests, mountain villages, citrus orchards, tea culture and distinctive southern cuisine.

Explore Azerbaijan’s Lesser Caucasus for forested mountains, Göygöl’s lakes, mineral springs, historic villages and rewarding highland journeys.

Explore Mountainous Shirvan in Azerbaijan for medieval Shamakhi, craft villages, wooded Caucasus foothills, historic shrines and rural food traditions.

Explore Azerbaijan’s Mugan Plain for wide agricultural landscapes, river wetlands, rural towns and the meeting of Kura–Aras cultures.

Explore Nakhchivan in Azerbaijan for medieval mausoleums, mountain fortresses, orchard towns, salt caves and ancient landscapes beyond the mainland.

Discover the Shaki-Zaqatala Region in Azerbaijan: A blend of natural beauty, rich history, and vibrant culture nestled in the heart of the Caucasus Mountains.

Explore Shirvan’s medieval heritage, craft villages, vineyards, mountain landscapes and broad agricultural plains in central-eastern Azerbaijan.

Explore Azerbaijan’s Talysh Mountains for Hyrcanian forests, highland villages, rural walks and the subtropical landscapes of the southern Caspian.