Bakı
Baki
Baku
Usage
Capital city of Azerbaijan, a modern metropolis on the Caspian Sea
Grammar Note
"Bakı" is thought to mean "city of winds". Dative suffix "-ya" makes it directional: "Bakıya getmək" (to go to Baku).
İçərişəhər
Iceriseher
Icheri Sheher (Old City of Baku)
Usage
Baku's walled Old City district, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Grammar Note
Literally "inner city". "Şəhər" (city) is borrowed from Persian. The Old City contains the Maiden Tower, palaces, ancient mosques, and caravanserais.
Xəzər dənizi
Xezer denizi
Caspian Sea
Usage
The Caspian Sea, bordering Azerbaijan; the world's largest inland body of water
Grammar Note
"Dəniz" (sea) + possessive "-i". Azerbaijani calls it the "Khazar Sea". The Caspian is rich in oil and natural gas resources crucial to Azerbaijan's economy.
Gəncə
Gence
Ganja (Azerbaijan's second-largest city)
Usage
Azerbaijan's second city, birthplace of the famous poet Nizami Ganjavi
Grammar Note
"Gəncə" may derive from "gənc" (treasure). Home of the 12th-century poet Nizami Ganjavi. One of Azerbaijan's most important cultural cities.
Şəki
Seki
Sheki (historic city of silk)
Usage
Historic northern city famous for Khan's Palace and silk industry
Grammar Note
Sheki was historically important on the Silk Road for silk production. Listed as UNESCO World Heritage in 2019 for its historic quarter and Khan's Palace with stained glass.
Qobustan
Qobustan
Gobustan (rock art reserve)
Usage
UNESCO World Heritage site near Baku known for ancient rock art and mud volcanoes
Grammar Note
"Qobu" (gully) + Persian "-stan" (land of). Many Azerbaijani place names contain "-stan". Gobustan has 6000-year-old petroglyphs and the world's highest concentration of mud volcanoes.
Atəşgah
Atesgah
Ateshgah (Fire Temple)
Usage
Zoroastrian fire temple near Baku, once a sacred pilgrimage site
Grammar Note
From Persian "atash" (fire) + "gah" (place). The fire symbols on Azerbaijan's flag reflect this "land of fire" tradition. Used as Hindu and Zoroastrian shrine, renovated in the 18th century.
Yanardağ
Yanardag
Yanar Dag (Burning Mountain)
Usage
A hillside north of Baku where natural gas seeps continuously burn on the surface
Grammar Note
"Yanar" (burning, present participle) + "dağ" (mountain). Natural gas seeping from the ground burns continuously. This phenomenon contributed to Azerbaijan's epithet "Land of Fire".
Abşeron
Abseron
Absheron Peninsula
Usage
The peninsula jutting into the Caspian Sea where Baku is located
Grammar Note
Etymological theories include "water + salt + place". The peninsula contains oil facilities, fire temples, and beaches. Baku Heydar Aliyev International Airport is also here.
Naxçıvan
Naxcivan
Nakhchivan (exclave autonomous republic)
Usage
Azerbaijan's exclave autonomous republic bordered by Armenia, Iran, and Turkey
Grammar Note
Legend says the name means "Noah's descent place". It is an exclave separated from mainland Azerbaijan, bordering Armenia, Iran, and Turkey, with a distinct culture.
Nizami küçəsi
Nizami kucesi
Nizami Street (Baku's main shopping street)
Usage
Baku's central pedestrian shopping and cafe street
Grammar Note
"Küçə" (street) + possessive "-si". Named after great Azerbaijani poet Nizami Ganjavi. Formerly called "Torgovaya" and later "Lenin Street" during the Soviet era.
Sumqayıt
Sumqayit
Sumqayit
Usage
Azerbaijan's third-largest city, on the Caspian coast about 30 km north of Baku. A Soviet-era chemical and heavy-industry town linked to Baku by suburban train and highway
Mingəçevir
Mingecevir
Mingachevir
Usage
City on the Kura river in central Azerbaijan, site of the country's largest reservoir and hydroelectric station, and a well-known rowing and canoeing venue
Lənkəran
Lenkeran
Lankaran
Usage
Subtropical city on the southern Caspian coast near the Iranian border, known for tea, citrus and rice; the base for Hirkan National Park and the Talysh mountains
Quba
Usage
Apple-growing town in the Greater Caucasus foothills about 170 km north of Baku, the starting point for the mountain village of Khinalig and for Qirmizi Qasaba
Qusar
Usage
Northernmost town above Quba with a large Lezgin population, at the entrance to the road up to the Shahdag mountain resort area
Xaçmaz
Xacmaz
Khachmaz
Usage
Northern Caspian coastal town on the main road and railway between Baku and the Russian border, in an area of seaside summer resorts
Qəbələ
Qebele
Gabala
Usage
Mountain resort town on the southern slopes of the Greater Caucasus, base for the Tufandag cable car, Nohur lake and summer and winter leisure
İsmayıllı
Ismayilli
Ismayilli
Usage
Hill town on the road between Baku and Sheki, the turn-off for the coppersmith village of Lahij and the silk village of Basqal, and a wine-growing area
Şamaxı
Samaxi
Shamakhi
Usage
Historic capital of the Shirvan realm about 120 km west of Baku, home to the Juma Mosque and the Yeddi Gunbez mausoleums, in a wine-producing area
Zaqatala
Usage
Hill town in the northwest near the Georgian border, a hazelnut-growing centre with plane-tree avenues and a ruined fortress
Qax
Qakh
Usage
Northwestern town between Sheki and Zaqatala, surrounded by the cobbled mountain village of Ilisu and ruins of Caucasian Albanian churches
Balakən
Balaken
Balakan
Usage
Town at the far northwestern tip of Azerbaijan on the border with Georgia and Russian Dagestan, growing hazelnuts and tea
Oğuz
Oguz
Oguz
Usage
Small town on the southern slopes of the Greater Caucasus between Ismayilli and Sheki, set along mountain streams amid orchards and beekeeping country
Şirvan
Sirvan
Shirvan
Usage
Oil-industry city on the lower Kura plain southwest of Baku, formerly named Ali Bayramli
Salyan
Usage
Town on the Kura river near its Caspian outlet, on the main road from Baku toward Lankaran and close to Shirvan National Park
Göyçay
Goycay
Goychay
Usage
Town on the main Baku–Ganja road, the centre of Azerbaijan's pomegranate growing and host of an autumn pomegranate festival
Yevlax
Yevlakh
Usage
Transport junction on the Kura river in central Azerbaijan, where the Baku–Ganja railway and highway meet the road north toward Sheki
Bərdə
Berde
Barda
Usage
Ancient town in central Azerbaijan, a major regional centre in medieval times, with a surviving 14th-century mausoleum
Naftalan
Usage
Spa town between Ganja and Barda, known for baths in its distinctive medicinal crude oil, with a cluster of sanatoria and hotels
Şəmkir
Semkir
Shamkir
Usage
Town west of Ganja on the Baku–Tbilisi corridor, retaining the layout of the 19th-century German colony of Annenfeld and its winemaking
Tovuz
Usage
Western town on the highway and railway between Baku and Georgia, in a grape-growing and winemaking district
Qazax
Gazakh
Usage
Westernmost town near the Georgian border, on the road and rail corridor from Baku toward Tbilisi
Gədəbəy
Gedebey
Gadabay
Usage
High mountain town southwest of Ganja, historically known for the copper mines developed by German industrialists in the 19th century
Astara
Usage
Southernmost town of Azerbaijan on the Iranian border, between the Caspian and subtropical forest, with a crossing to the Iranian town of the same name
Masallı
Masalli
Masalli
Usage
Southern town north of Lankaran, the gateway to Khanbulan lake and the Istisu hot springs in the surrounding hills
Lerik
Usage
Talysh mountain town reached by a winding road up from Lankaran, known for its long-lived residents and a museum devoted to them
Siyəzən
Siyezen
Siyazan
Usage
Caspian coastal town between Baku and Quba, the nearest town to Beshbarmag mountain beside the main highway
Xırdalan
Xirdalan
Khirdalan
Usage
Administrative centre of Absheron district immediately northwest of Baku, effectively a suburb whose built-up area runs into the city
Naxçıvan şəhəri
Naxcivan seheri
Nakhchivan City
Usage
Main city of the Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic. As the region is an exclave, travel from mainland Azerbaijan is normally by air from Baku. Home of the Momine Khatun mausoleum
Ordubad
Usage
Historic town at the southeastern end of Nakhchivan, known for its Aras-side orchards and mud-brick old quarter
Culfa
Julfa
Usage
Nakhchivan border town facing Iranian Jolfa across the Aras river, and the starting point for Alinja fortress
Heydər Əliyev Beynəlxalq Aeroportu
Heyder Eliyev Beynelxalq Aeroportu
Heydar Aliyev International Airport
Usage
Azerbaijan's main international gateway (code GYD), about 20 km northeast of central Baku in the Bina area of the Absheron peninsula
Gəncə Beynəlxalq Aeroportu
Gence Beynelxalq Aeroportu
Ganja International Airport
Usage
Airport of Ganja, the country's second city (code KVD), on the eastern side of town and served by domestic flights from Baku
Naxçıvan Beynəlxalq Aeroportu
Naxcivan Beynelxalq Aeroportu
Nakhchivan International Airport
Usage
Airport of the Nakhchivan exclave (code NAJ). With no land route to mainland Azerbaijan, flights from Baku are the region's main link
Lənkəran Beynəlxalq Aeroportu
Lenkeran Beynelxalq Aeroportu
Lankaran International Airport
Usage
Airport of Lankaran in the south (code LLK), on the northern edge of town, serving the region near the Iranian border
Qəbələ Beynəlxalq Aeroportu
Qebele Beynelxalq Aeroportu
Gabala International Airport
Usage
Airport for the mountain resort area of Gabala (code GBB), southwest of the town and the closest airport to the southern Greater Caucasus resorts
Zaqatala Beynəlxalq Aeroportu
Zaqatala Beynelxalq Aeroportu
Zaqatala International Airport
Usage
Airport of Zaqatala in the northwest (code ZTU), the closest airport to the Sheki, Qakh and Balakan area
Bakı Dəmiryol Vağzalı
Baki Demiryol Vagzali
Baku Railway Station
Usage
Baku's central railway terminal, directly connected to the 28 May metro station, with long-distance trains toward Ganja, Sheki and beyond
Sabunçu vağzalı
Sabuncu vagzali
Sabunchu Station
Usage
Railway station in the Sabunchu district of northeastern Baku, a hub for suburban trains toward Sumqayit; it is away from the metro, so reach it by bus or taxi
Gəncə dəmiryol vağzalı
Gence demiryol vagzali
Ganja Railway Station
Usage
Railway station on the northern side of Ganja, on the main line linking Baku with Georgia and the principal rail stop for western Azerbaijan
Bakı Beynəlxalq Dəniz Limanı
Baki Beynelxalq Deniz Limani
Port of Baku (Alat)
Usage
The Caspian ferry port. It is not in central Baku but at Alat, about 65 km south, with cargo-passenger ferries toward Turkmenbashi and Kazakhstan
Ələt
Elet
Alat
Usage
Settlement in Qaradagh district about 65 km south of Baku, site of the international seaport and ferry terminal and a highway junction toward the south and west
Bakı Metropoliteni
Baki Metropoliteni
Baku Metro
Usage
Baku's metro network, with a red (line 1), green (line 2) and purple (line 3) line; fares are paid with the BakiKart stored-value card
28 May
Usage
Interchange between metro lines 1 and 2 and the city's busiest hub, directly linked to Baku Railway Station. The name means "28 May"
Sahil
Usage
Line 1 station whose name means "shore"; it is central and within walking distance of both the seaside Boulevard and Fountains Square
Gənclik
Genclik
Ganjlik
Usage
Line 1 station whose name means "youth", one of the closest stops for the Baku Olympic Stadium area and the Heydar Aliyev Center
Nəriman Nərimanov
Neriman Nerimanov
Nariman Narimanov
Usage
Line 1 station in the middle of Narimanov district northeast of the city centre, in a dense residential and shopping area
Ulduz
Usage
Line 1 station whose name means "star"; the branch toward the depot diverges here
Bakmil
Usage
Station on the short branch that diverges at Ulduz, next to the Baku metro depot; it appears on maps as a spur off the main line
Koroğlu
Koroglu
Koroglu
Usage
Line 1 station on the highway toward Heydar Aliyev International Airport and an interchange point for airport buses
Qara Qarayev
Gara Garayev
Usage
Line 1 station in the residential Nizami district of eastern Baku, named after the composer Gara Garayev
Neftçilər
Neftciler
Neftchilar
Usage
Line 1 station whose name means "oil workers", in the eastern residential districts of Baku
Xalqlar Dostluğu
Xalqlar Dostlugu
Khalglar Dostlugu
Usage
Line 1 station whose name means "friendship of peoples", in the eastern residential districts of Baku
Əhmədli
Ehmedli
Ahmadli
Usage
Line 1 station serving the large Ahmadli housing district in southeastern Baku
Həzi Aslanov
Hezi Aslanov
Hazi Aslanov
Usage
Southeastern terminus of metro line 1, in the residential districts of southeastern Baku with connecting minibuses to the suburbs
Şah İsmayıl Xətai
Sah Ismayil Xetai
Shah Ismail Khatai
Usage
Southern terminus of metro line 2 in Khatai district; locally it is usually called simply "Khatai"
Nizami
Usage
Metro line 2 station named after the poet Nizami. Note it is not on Nizami Street, which carries the same name elsewhere in the city
Elmlər Akademiyası
Elmler Akademiyasi
Elmlar Akademiyasi
Usage
Line 2 station meaning "Academy of Sciences", in the university and research quarter of Baku
İnşaatçılar
Insaatcilar
Inshaatchilar
Usage
Line 2 station whose name means "builders", in the residential and commercial part of Yasamal district
Memar Əcəmi
Memar Ecemi
Memar Ajami
Usage
Interchange between metro lines 2 and 3, named after the 12th-century architect Ajami; a key hub in the western part of the city
Nəsimi
Nesimi
Nasimi
Usage
Line 2 station named after the 14th–15th-century poet Nasimi, in the northwestern residential belt of Baku
Azadlıq prospekti
Azadliq prospekti
Azadliq Prospekti
Usage
Line 2 station meaning "Freedom Avenue", on the main road toward Binagadi district
Dərnəgül
Dernegul
Darnagul
Usage
Northwestern terminus of metro line 2, in the northwestern residential districts with connecting suburban buses
Avtovağzal
Avtovagzal
Avtovagzal
Usage
Metro line 3 station whose name means "bus terminal"; it connects directly to the long-distance coach terminal for regional and international buses
8 Noyabr
Usage
Terminus of metro line 3 in western Baku; the name means "8 November". Line 3 is a short line running Memar Ajami – Avtovagzal – here
Qız Qalası
Qiz Qalasi
Maiden Tower
Usage
Cylindrical stone tower on the seaward side of Baku's Old City, the emblem of the city, with a rooftop view over the Caspian and the old quarter
Şirvanşahlar Sarayı
Sirvansahlar Sarayi
Palace of the Shirvanshahs
Usage
15th-century royal complex on the high side of Baku's Old City, comprising palace, mausoleum, mosque and bath ruins; part of the World Heritage site
Alov Qüllələri
Alov Qulleleri
Flame Towers
Usage
Three flame-shaped skyscrapers on the hill west of the Old City; at night their LED facades show flames, making them a landmark visible across Baku
Heydər Əliyev Mərkəzi
Heyder Eliyev Merkezi
Heydar Aliyev Center
Usage
Sweeping white cultural building northeast of central Baku, designed by Zaha Hadid, housing exhibition halls and a museum
Dənizkənarı Milli Park
Denizkenari Milli Park
Baku Boulevard (Seaside National Park)
Usage
Promenade and park running for several kilometres along the Caspian from below the Old City eastward; locals simply call it "Bulvar"
Fəvvarələr meydanı
Fevvareler meydani
Fountains Square
Usage
Pedestrian square in central Baku between Nizami Street and the Old City, ringed with cafes and shops and a standard meeting point
Dağüstü Park
Dagustu Park
Highland Park
Usage
Hilltop park below the Flame Towers with a sweeping view over Baku Bay and the Old City, the city's best-known viewpoint
Şəhidlər Xiyabanı
Sehidler Xiyabani
Martyrs' Lane
Usage
Memorial cemetery and monument inside Highland Park, overlooking the city and the Caspian; it is a place of mourning, so dress modestly
Təzəpir məscidi
Tezepir mescidi
Taza Pir Mosque
Usage
Early 20th-century mosque in central Baku with a gilded dome and twin minarets, the focus of religious life in the city
Bibiheybət məscidi
Bibiheybet mescidi
Bibi-Heybat Mosque
Usage
Mosque about 10 km south of central Baku beside the bay road, overlooking the sea and the oil fields; normally reached by car
Azərbaycan Milli Xalça Muzeyi
Azerbaycan Milli Xalca Muzeyi
Azerbaijan Carpet Museum
Usage
Museum on the seaside Boulevard housed in a building shaped like a rolled carpet, displaying rugs by weaving region
Azərbaycan Tarix Muzeyi
Azerbaycan Tarix Muzeyi
National Museum of History of Azerbaijan
Usage
National museum in central Baku, housed in the 19th-century mansion of the oil magnate Taghiyev, with period interiors preserved
Qala Dövlət Tarix-Etnoqrafiya Qoruğu
Qala Dovlet Tarix-Etnoqrafiya Qorugu
Qala Ethnographic Museum Complex
Usage
Open-air museum in Qala village on the Absheron peninsula showing relocated traditional houses, mills and gravestones; close to the airport and reached by car
Mərdəkan
Merdekan
Mardakan
Usage
Settlement in the northeastern Absheron peninsula with a 14th-century square keep and a 19th-century arboretum, also a summer beach area
Suraxanı
Suraxani
Surakhani
Usage
District in eastern Baku, home to the Ateshgah fire temple and surrounded by historic oil fields
Palçıq vulkanları
Palciq vulkanlari
Mud volcanoes
Usage
Cone-shaped vents that bubble up cold mud, concentrated in the semi-desert between Gobustan and Alat and usually visited together with the Gobustan rock art
Şəki Xan Sarayı
Seki Xan Sarayi
Palace of Sheki Khans
Usage
Late 18th-century palace on the upper side of Sheki, famed for its nail-free "shebeke" stained-glass lattices; the core of the World Heritage listing
Yuxarı Karvansaray
Yuxari Karvansaray
Yukhari Caravanserai
Usage
18th-century caravanserai in Sheki's old quarter with a stone courtyard and thick walls, within walking distance of the Khan's Palace
Kiş kilsəsi
Kis kilsesi
Kish Church
Usage
Ancient Caucasian Albanian church in Kish village about 5 km north of Sheki, a small stone chapel with a round tower, now a museum
Lahıc
Lahic
Lahij
Usage
Cobbled mountain village in Ismayilli district, known for its street of coppersmith workshops and reached by a narrow mountain road
Basqal
Usage
Mountain village in Ismayilli district known for weaving kelaghayi silk headscarves, with its old stone houses still standing
Xınalıq
Xinaliq
Khinalig
Usage
Village above 2,000 m reached by a 60 km mountain road from Quba, with its own language and inscribed as World Heritage in 2023; the road is rough and usually driven by 4WD
Qırmızı Qəsəbə
Qirmizi Qesebe
Qirmizi Qasaba (Red Village)
Usage
Settlement across the river from Quba town, long home to the Mountain Jewish community, with synagogues and old houses; reachable on foot over the bridge
Şahdağ
Sahdag
Shahdag
Usage
High Greater Caucasus peak in Qusar district and the mountain resort area at its foot, about four hours by car from Baku and a ski area in winter
Bazardüzü
Bazarduzu
Bazarduzu
Usage
Azerbaijan's highest peak at 4,466 m, on the border ridge with Russian Dagestan in northern Qusar district
Tufandağ
Tufandag
Tufandag
Usage
Mountain southwest of Gabala with a cable car and ski slopes on its flanks, a short drive from the town centre
Nohur gölü
Nohur golu
Nohur Lake
Usage
Mountain lake on the edge of Gabala, on the road toward the Tufandag cable car, with boating and a lakeside walk
Yeddi Gözəl şəlaləsi
Yeddi Gozel selalesi
Yeddi Gozel Waterfall
Usage
Tiered waterfall in a gorge near Vandam in Gabala district; the name means "seven beauties" and stairs lead up to the lower tiers
Göygöl
Goygol
Goygol
Usage
Blue mountain lake south of Ganja, formed by a landslide during the 1139 earthquake and surrounded by a national park; a town of the same name lies below
Nizami Məqbərəsi
Nizami Meqberesi
Mausoleum of Nizami
Usage
Mausoleum of the poet Nizami Ganjavi, a stone tower beside the highway toward Baku just east of Ganja
Şamaxı Cümə məscidi
Samaxi Cume mescidi
Shamakhi Juma Mosque
Usage
Friday mosque in Shamakhi, traced back to the 8th century and among the oldest in the Caucasus; the present building is a reconstruction
Yeddi Günbəz
Yeddi Gunbez
Yeddi Gunbez
Usage
Cluster of Shirvan khan mausoleums on a hill outside Shamakhi; the name means "seven domes" and the site is walkable from town
Diri Baba türbəsi
Diri Baba turbesi
Diri Baba Mausoleum
Usage
Two-storey 15th-century mausoleum built into a cliff face at Maraza on the Baku–Shamakhi road, an easy stop by car
Möminə Xatun türbəsi
Momine Xatun turbesi
Momine Khatun Mausoleum
Usage
Brick tower tomb of 1186 in Nakhchivan City, the masterwork of the architect Ajami, noted for its geometric brick patterning
Əlincə qalası
Elince qalasi
Alinja Fortress
Usage
Medieval fortress on a rocky peak in Julfa district of Nakhchivan, with a long stepped path to the summit
Duzdağ
Duzdag
Duzdag
Usage
Rock-salt mine on the outskirts of Nakhchivan City; the name means "salt mountain" and a therapy facility operates inside the workings
Hirkan Milli Parkı
Hirkan Milli Parki
Hirkan National Park
Usage
Ancient broadleaf forest stretching from Lankaran to Astara, part of the Hyrcanian Forests World Heritage listing as a relict of the ice ages
Qızılağac Milli Parkı
Qizilagac Milli Parki
Gizilagach National Park
Usage
Wetland national park on the southwestern Caspian shore between Lankaran and Neftchala, known as a wintering ground for migratory birds
Şirvan Milli Parkı
Sirvan Milli Parki
Shirvan National Park
Usage
Semi-desert steppe national park on the Caspian shore east of Salyan, known as the habitat of the goitered gazelle
Beşbarmaq dağı
Besbarmaq dagi
Beshbarmag Mountain
Usage
Rocky outcrop rising beside the Baku–Quba highway; the name means "five fingers" and a stepped pilgrim path climbs it from the roadside parking
Kür çayı
Kur cayi
Kura River
Usage
The longest river in the Caucasus, entering from Georgia and running past Mingachevir, Yevlakh and Salyan to the Caspian Sea
Araz çayı
Araz cayi
Aras River
Usage
River forming the border between southern Azerbaijan and Iran; it runs along the southern edge of Nakhchivan and joins the Kura downstream
Böyük Qafqaz
Boyuk Qafqaz
Greater Caucasus
Usage
Mountain range running east–west across northern Azerbaijan; Quba, Qusar, Gabala, Sheki and Zaqatala all lie on its southern slopes
Talış dağları
Talis daglari
Talysh Mountains
Usage
Range along the Iranian border in the southeast, rising behind Lankaran and Lerik and covered by the humid Hyrcanian forest
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