What you need to know about Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan and Popular Destinations to visit

The Azerbaijan is a country with very favorable natural conditions and rich natural resources. Snowy peaks, high mountains, foothill fertile soils, wide plains, Lowest Land Points Below Ocean Level are the main landscape forms of republic. Natural Reserves of Azerbaijan include fish resources of the Caspian Sea, rivers, water reservoirs, mainly the various species of animals spread in the mountainous areas, reptiles in the plains (especially the Caucasian viper, which has a very valuable poison), many birds and so on.

Baku capital city of Azerbaijan has human, cultural and  geographical surprises around every corner. the country somewhere between the silk and the great empires. it is known as the Land of Fire. 

Azerbaijan’s history and culture intertwines deeply with fire. From the Zoroastrian worship to the modern day natural gas reserves fueling the economy and paying for the skyline. Built on a hill, making it both an icon of Baku and the tallest Skyscraper in Azerbaijan. The magic starts after dark when the towers light up and alternate between the colours of the Azerbaijan flag and the colour of fire. If you want to experience contemporary architecture in Baku, Flame Towers are the first stop. The trio of skyscrapers with curved and triangular designs resemble three flickering flames

Flame Towers, a symbol of Baku

The most beautiful places to visit in Baku are:

1. The Caspian Sea

The Caspian Sea, is the world's largest lake, the coastline stretches more than 500 km form the border, makes one of the best places to visit in Azerbaijan. The world Caspian is derived form the name of Caspi, an ancient people from southwest of the Sea. Its seasflor is a standard oceanic basalt; and it has characteristics of both sea and lakes.

The Caspian Sea is a landlocked sea between Asia and Europe, often listed as the world's largest lake though it is not a freshwater one.

2. Quba Mountain

Quba is the ancient Mountain from most fascinating remote village, is attractive with its green nature, forests and mountain areas. This mystical peak brandishes a rocky fistful of phallic crags a top super steep grassy ridge top, it is worth climbing to the summit, not just for the fabulous Caspian sea.

Quba Mountain is located in Quba city sometimes spelled Guba, the capital city of the region in Azerbaijan.

3. Heydar Aliyev Center

The Heydar Aliyec Center is a complex building in Baku, Boulevard from international airport to the old city, so a way it kind of welcomes you as you approach the city and it unfolds, noted for its distinctive architecture and flowing, curved style that eschews shard angles. the center contains exhibition spaces, a library, a museum and concert venues, is set in a public plaza, the ground of which rises up to from the building's wave-like shell.

The Heydar Aliyed,  is a center of great cultural and architectural significance to the arts in Bake, its contribution to the performance technologies make it so special. it is characterized by its high quality, intelligibility sound from sources that cannot be seen by the audience

Baku is unlike anywhere else on earth. it offers a fascinating legacy, soaring towers along with beautiful ancient center. Baku old city ringed with an impressive set of walls and historic sights. Baku sits on the Caspian Sea is well worth visiting. its modern modern passages and streets create a distinctly mixed cultural experience.