BAD-KUBE(BAKU) - Just Click Travels

Bad-Kube, which means “The city of winds,” is said to be the definition that has given Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan, its name. They state that the city, whose populace is for the most part comprised of Azerbaijani Turks, grew quickly after the 2000s in accomplishing its present intrigue. Seeing Baku, we can't beat its sentiment resembling an European city. The well-kept roads and composed city helps us to remember puts further west. Baku, notwithstanding, is a city worth seeing more than numerous European urban areas with the two its cutting edge and well-kept more established structures, and the way that it was established by the ocean. It tends to be more costly than most European urban areas too. This is because of the way that Baku is an essential social and monetary focus renowned for its oil and caviar.

You should begin your Baku visit with the Old City/Içəri Şəhər locale, which is the authentic focus of the city and is encompassed by city dividers. However, you should eat first, and your lodging most likely won't serve a conventional breakfast. Consequently you might need to go to Old Baku to have a decent Azerbaijani breakfast. On the off chance that you might want to eat in an alternate scene consistently you remain in Baku, these are a portion of the spots you should need to attempt: Mangal, Qazmaq, Tendir, Qala Divari. In the wake of eating in of these scenes, you are prepared for the traveler trips inside the Internal City.

The first of the verifiable structures worth seeing is the Maiden Tower/Qız Qalası which has turned out to be a standout amongst the most essential images of the city. The tower, which is on UNESCO's Reality Legacy Rundown, is 29.5 meters high and was built amid the twelfth century. As indicated by legend, the little girl of the Khan of Baku submitted suicide by bouncing from the tower since she was promised to somebody she didn't wish to wed, a legend which gave the tower its name. Try not to leave behind the opportunity to appreciate a bird's-eye perspective of the city from the highest point of the tower.

The Palace of the Shirvanshahs, which is also on UNESCO’s World Heritage List alongside the Inner City and the Maiden Tower, is another historical site worth seeing in the city. The palace, which dates back to the 15th century, is within a social complex and is seen as one of the most glorious examples of Asian stone architecture.

Another important place to visit in Baku is Martyrs’ Lane. Even though it is a bit of a distance from the center you can enjoy the trip on foot. 

You must also walk around Targovi Square and Seaside Boulevard. For shopping, Nizami Avenue is the place to go (even if you don’t want to shop you should still walk this avenue) or malls such as Port Baku, Genclik Mall, and 28 Mall.

Some great venues that offer Azerbaijani cuisine that you may wish to sample are: Nakhchivan, Nar & Şarab, Sumax, Marivanna (also serves Russian cuisine), Şeki, Sultan Inn.

There are also many museums in Baku, and if you have the time you can visit some of those that interest you. Don’t forget to walk around the beautifully illuminated city in the evenings.