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Geographical Location
The Baku–Quba–Russian Federation state border toll road is described as being 150 kilometres long; 129 kilometres of it are subject to tolls. Chip cards are available at the entry and exit toll stations.
The Shahdag Quba & Truskavets medical and health resort complex is located in the city centre of Quba on the banks of the Gudyalchay.
Nature and Trails
The Khinalig–Galakhudat trail offers views of Mount Gizilgaya, the Gudyalchay river valley, former agricultural terraces and the Greater Caucasus Mountains.
Lake Chanlibel offers a peaceful setting for fishing and walking. Khinalig and Laza are mountain villages where visitors can observe characteristic bird species in the Caucasus Mountains. Experienced guides can organise hiking tours on various routes.
Culture and History
The Quba Genocide Memorial Complex commemorates the victims of the genocide and provides historical information about the genocide of March 1918. Guides at the complex provide information in Azerbaijani, English, Russian and Arabic.
Red Settlement is located opposite the city of Quba on the northern bank of the Gudyalchay and is home to Mountain Jews whose ancestors have lived in the Quba region for centuries. The Mountain Jews Museum in Red Settlement presents the history, culture and present-day life of the Mountain Jews of the Caucasus.
Crafts and Cuisine
Carpet weaving has been a long-standing tradition in the wider Quba area. Visitors can visit the “Qədim Quba” company and the “Azərxalça” factories; this also includes weaving masterclasses held on site, for which advance registration is required.
Businesses in Quba city centre offer tourist masterclasses on preparing Pakhlava and Bukma. Quba’s Bukma and Pakhlava are also sold in small confectionery shops and prepared in households throughout the city.
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