Azerbaijan is both the city of wind and the city of fire. Why is this city so weird?

Because it is rich in natural gas and oil, it is called the "Land of Fire". It is also called the "Land of Wind" because of its unique climate and perennial windy weather. The location is strategic, it is close to the Caspian Sea and the weather is often windy, which is why it is so weird.

Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan, has always been known as the Windy City because it is close to the Caspian Sea, has a suitable climate and temperature, but the wind is not very good. The winter wind will hurt your face, and the summer wind will blow your face. It feels very gentle when worn over a skirt.

Baku is also an "Oil City". As early as the 13th century, oil was discovered in Azerbaijan. The prime geographical location on the west coast of the Caspian Sea has brought huge wealth to the Azerbaijanis. Even during World War II, one of the important strategic goals of Germany's attack on the Soviet Union was Baku's oil. During the Soviet era, Azerbaijan was also one of the Soviet Union's republics, two countries and countries that did not rely on central financial subsidies. one of the countries. New arrivals to Baku will definitely be amazed by its architecture, which is as modern as some developing countries and even developed countries. If Yerevan is the capital of Armenia and a city with national financial resources, I think Baku has three Burning skyscrapers, like leeches, suck the blood of the people. The flame of the tower is that the tower's lights will have three colors at night, blue, red, and green, symbolizing the flame of the Azerbaijani flag.

Azerbaijan is a world-famous oil producer, but in ancient times it was famous for silk and spices. Azerbaijan is located at the crossroads between Europe and Asia, with excellent transportation conditions and adjacent to the Caspian Sea and the Caucasus Mountains. It is an important passage of the Silk Road and an ancient trade route connecting the East with Europe and the United States. By the 19th century, Ishii was a world-famous international silk production center along the Silk Road. Today, it is one of the most picturesque towns in Azerbaijan, with cobblestone streets throughout the town, surrounded by distinctive medieval buildings and There is a quiet and simple southern rural scenery.