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Each is both a tourism draw and part of Azerbaijan’s living brand.
Gobustan’s rock engravings form a rare open-air complex depicting human life and rituals across millennia. The area also hosts one of the world’s largest concentrations of mud volcanoes.
Why visit? Striking landscapes, an open-air museum experience, and a geological “living laboratory.”
Goygol is the jewel of the mountain-forest ecosystem. The lake-born after a powerful earthquake in 1139-anchors a park ideal for gentle walks, bird-watching, and photo tours.
Why visit? Crystal-clear waters, seasonal color palettes, and accessible trekking routes.
Azerbaijan’s largest national park is the heart of the country’s alpine landscape and home to its highest summit, Bazarduzu. High-mountain ecosystems, upland meadows, and sweeping “big blue” panoramas make it a true four-season destination.
Why visit? Fresh air at altitude, mountain hikes, winter-summer sports, and strong eco-tourism potential.
The humid subtropical Hirkan forests shelter rare relict species and are protected as a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Why visit? Ancient woodlands, biodiversity, and tranquility-an ideal refuge for nature lovers.
Set in the Shahbuz mountains, Batabat Lake is famed for its floating peat-and-grass island, which drifts slowly throughout the year. As elevation rises, the landscape shifts in color, with summer blooms creating dramatic vistas.
Why visit? Unique geomorphology and highly photogenic scenery, rare in the region.