InAzerbaijan
Exploring the Caspian Sea: Azerbaijan's Gateway to the East
The Caspian Sea, the world’s largest inland body of water, has played a crucial role in Azerbaijan's history, culture, and economy. For centuries, the sea has been a trade route for merchants, a resource for fishermen, and a source of inspiration for artists and poets. Today, Baku's modern waterfront is a vibrant hub of commerce, tourism, and leisure. From ancient ports and caravanserais to luxury resorts and restaurants, the Caspian Sea offers a fascinating blend of old and new. Azerbaijan’s maritime heritage is an integral part of the country’s identity, shaping everything from its cuisine to its customs.
