BAKU SHINES LIKE A STAR

Crowning its fast development since the 2000s with the Olympics, Baku has gained a presence in the
tourism scene as well. The land where the first humans drew pictures on rocks now expands with streets filled with flashy signs. The city is exhilarating from silk scarves to pottery, mouthwatering cuisines to stunningly designed architecture. The largest mosque in the Caucasus, Heydar Mosque is one of the most spectecular structures in Baku. Dating back to the 17th century, carpet making holds a dear place in Azerbaijan, Situated in Baku, the world's first carpet museum displays over 4.000 carpets. On the other hand, traditional Azeri hats are so famous. Those traditional Azeri hats are decorated with embroidered motifs. (SKYLIFE)