Baku is the capital of Azerbaijan and the largest city in the Caucasus region. Situated on the Caspian Sea, it blends modern architecture with traditional charm. The city is known for its rich cultural history, thriving energy sector, and growing tourism industry. Key landmarks in Baku include: Icherisheher (Old City): A UNESCO World Heritage site, it is the historical heart of Baku, home to the Maiden Tower and Shirvanshahs' Palace. Flame Towers: A symbol of the city's modernity, these towering structures change colors at night, symbolizing Baku's growth. Baku Boulevard: This seaside promenade is perfect for strolls, with attractions like museums and parks. Heydar Aliyev Center: An iconic building designed by Zaha Hadid, it's a symbol of the country’s modernity and commitment to architecture. Modern Baku: Features new, futuristic architecture, including impressive glass skyscrapers and the Caspian Sea waterfront. Economically, Baku is pivotal due to its role in Azerbaijan's oil and gas industries. The city has become an important hub for commerce, tourism, and culture, hosting international events like the Eurovision Song Contest 2012 and the European Games 2015. Baku's vibrant cultural scene includes art galleries, a dynamic nightlife, and events such as the Baku International Jazz Festival. Azerbaijani cuisine is famous for its variety, featuring dishes like pilaf, kebabs, and local sweets such as pakhlava and shekerbura. Baku is also known for its mild climate, attracting tourists year-round. The city has become increasingly connected to the international community, offering modern infrastructure and hospitality services

About the Airport

Official Name: Baku Heydar Aliyev Airport

IATA Code: GYD

Location: Azerbaijan

Airport Facilities: The airport features one terminal, duty-free shops, restaurants, cafes, and currency exchange offices.