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  • Azerbaijan Azerbaijan is a tiny nation bordering the continents of Europe and Asia which shares its borders with the countries of Russia, Georgia, Armenia, and Iran to the North, Northwest, West, and South respectively. As of 2011, the population of Azerbaijan Posted by hballenger in Google Earth | Mar 23, 2011
  • Quba to the Georgian borderAlthough the next village we wanted to go to was only a days walk over the mountains we opted for the easy life and caught buses. This was only easier in the "not walking for several hours over high Posted by sue deegan in travels 2010 | Nov 10, 2010
  • Xinaliq We finally managed to leave Baku and headed north on a bus to the town of Quba (pronounced Guba). This took us through the usual scrubby and dismal desert that surrounds Baku and into a higher, more lush area Posted by sue deegan in travels 2010 | Nov 2, 2010
  • Southern Azerbaijan 2The Lonely Planet guide book states that travelling in Southern Azerbaijan needs either a knowledge of a local language - Azeri or Russian, or ingenuity. I knew I didn't have the first one so banked on the Posted by sue deegan in travels 2010 | Oct 31, 2010
  • Southern AzerbaijanWe left Baku on another overnight train to the very south of Azerbaijan, on the border with Iran. Arriving at the station early the next morning I had my first taste of Azeri cafe life - a choice of Posted by sue deegan in travels 2010 | Oct 27, 2010
  • Travelling by Mashrutka in AzerbaijanThought I'd add this extra bit on while I'm waiting for photos to copy at the "Internet Klub". As I mentioned before, one of the main ways to travel around the Caucasus, and also Central Asia, is by Mashrutka. These Posted by sue deegan in travels 2010 | Oct 22, 2010
  • Baku beyond Azerbaijan got off on a bad start with me - first of all I'd been woken up on the sleeper train by a man kneeling on the floor between my bunk and his wife's and talking in a very loud Posted by sue deegan in travels 2010 | Oct 22, 2010
  • Southern Caucasus (Karabakh, Naxcivan ...)Drove from Tbilisi via Yerevan to Nagorno-Karabakh. All visas at the border. Exited to Iran (prior visa required) at Meghri. Flew from Teheran via Baku to Naxcivan. Beautiful Caucasus Mountains. Then crossed from Naxcivan into Turkey at Aralik (tow Posted by LuxuryRogue in Gentleman Adventurer | Sep 21, 2010
  • The Land of OilYou would think border crossings are easy, as really, it’s a pretty straight forward process; we were already in Georgia and just wanting a stamp out and in the case of Azerbaijan, you are required to obtain your visa beforehand Posted by neillkylie in The long way to Oz | Jun 3, 2010
  • Down to the Caspian SeaIt's been a demanding nine days since Tblisi with no rest day, a surprisingly high relief on the foothills of the Eastern Greater Caucasus and only moderately good weather, rainy particularly during the nights. We haven't had all that much Posted by Lent in Olympic bicycle ride 2008 | Apr 14, 2008
  • From Georgia to Azerbaijan Courtesy 9C, Kulosaari Secondary School, Helsinki Sheki is a 100.000 inhabitant city in Azerbaidjan on the foothills of the Eastern part of the Greater Caucasus. Becaus Posted by Lent in Olympic bicycle ride 2008 | Apr 10, 2008
  • Azerbaijan - amazingMore Photos (http://globerovers.blogspot.com/2007/08/azerbaijan.html) A 4-four flight on Baltic Air brought me safely into Baku, Azerbaijan at 3:40am this morning. Azerbaijan (previously part of the USSR) lies on the shores of the Caspian Sea Posted by GlobeRover in GlobeRovers - Exploring Planet Earth | Jul 11, 2007
  • testtetestestestes Posted by blemman in My eastern europe trip | Feb 16, 2007

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