Sheki district is located in the northwest of Azerbaijan. Sheki is one of the oldest cities in the country and is known for its rich historical heritage.
One of the most notable features of Sheki is the Inner City (İçəri Şəhər), famous for its historical texture and architecture. This area, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, includes narrow streets from the Middle Ages, historical buildings, and the city’s old market. The city presents beautiful examples of traditional Azerbaijani architecture.
In terms of natural beauty, Sheki is surrounded by mountains, forests, and rivers. The nearby Goychay River offers visitors the opportunity to enjoy natural beauty. Additionally, the Maral Gol National Park near Sheki is an important area for wildlife conservation.
Şəki district also boasts a rich cultural heritage. There are many historical mosques, churches, palaces, and baths in the district. Additionally, traditional crafts and carpet weaving hold significant importance.
Sheki district is also a place where you can enjoy traditional Azerbaijani cuisine. Local delicacies include Sheki halva, Sheki pilaf, Sheki meatballs, and various desserts.
With its rich historical and cultural heritage, Seki is an important tourist destination in Azerbaijan.