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Sheki Khan palace

Sheki Khan Palace is included in the list of world
monuments. The summer palace of the Sheki Khans
was built in 1761-1762 during the reign of Huseyn
Khan, the grandson of Haji Chalabi Khan, who
founded the first independent Khanate in Azerbaijan.
In some sources, this palace is also mentioned as
"Mushtaq building".
The Khan's palace is surrounded by fortress walls. The
Khan's palace is two-story and consists of six rooms,
four corridors, and two mirrored balconies. The main
facade of the building consists of grid windows and
doors, divided into the smallest, geometrical figures,
which have no analogues in the world, and covered
with different colored glass between the wooden
pieces. Each square meter of nets consists of an
average of 5,000, and in complex places 14,000 wood
and glass nets. Nails and glue were not used in the
building, and pieces of wood and glass were fitted
together. The ornamentation of the palace wall, the
width of the pillars, patterned nets, various patterns,
and carvings on the roof are skillfully worked out.
Along with the walls of the rooms, the ceiling is also
decorated with beautiful patterns. After seeing the
palace, Turkish poet Nazim Hikmet said: "If there were
no other ancient buildings of Azerbaijan, it would be
enough to show the Sheki Khan palace to the world."
Gabriel - Khudafar's bridge
When you think of South and North Azerbaijan, the
first thing that comes to mind is Khudafar's bridge.
The first information about Khudafar's bridge dates
back to the 8th-9th centuries. Khudafar's bridge was
built on the caravan trade route connecting the
medieval cities of South Azerbaijan and North
Azerbaijan. It is also of great military-strategic
importance. Khudafar's bridge is a bridge of zeal, it
reminds us of the historical unity of our people from
time to time.

Gobustan
The land of Gobustan is rich in archaeological
monuments. To date, 30 barrows and about 20
primitive human camps have been discovered here.
They are made of large size limestone.
Paintings carved by our ancient ancestors can also be
found on Beyukdash, Kichkdash, Jingyrdag and Yazili
hill. There are primitive people, animals, battle scenes,
ritual dances, bullfights, boats filled with armed
oarsmen, spear-wielding warriors, camel caravans, sun
and star images.

Maiden's Tower
Located in Baku, this ancient monument is located in
the "Inner City" near the coast. Its height is 30 m, the
thickness of its walls is 5 m. Maiden's Castle was built
by Masud Davud oğlu in the 12th century.
The Maiden's Castle, which was restored in the 1960s,
began to function as a museum in 1964. In 2000, it was
included in the list of UNESCO monuments.