Fire country near Baku: Ateshgah, Yanardag and Gala
A short drive from Baku, the Absheron Peninsula brings together a fire temple, the burning hillside of Yanardag, and the open-air museum village of Gala.
Read more →Fly2Baku blog posts about “Absheron”: 7 article(s) on Baku and Azerbaijan — sights, travel tips and tours.
A short drive from Baku, the Absheron Peninsula brings together a fire temple, the burning hillside of Yanardag, and the open-air museum village of Gala.
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Read more →Forty minutes from Baku you can step into an old Absheron courtyard, watch bread being baked and carpets woven, and walk among burial mounds.
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