Nestled in the Caucasus Mountains, Lahij is a picturesque village in Azerbaijan renowned for its cobblestone streets and traditional craftsmanship. This ancient settlement is a hub of cultural heritage, known for its exquisite copperware and handmade crafts. Visitors can wander through its labyrinthine alleyways and observe artisans at work, producing intricate metalwork that has been a tradition for centuries. The village's architecture reflects Persian influences with stone houses and wooden balconies. Lahij is not just about its crafts; it offers stunning natural beauty, with lush green mountains and the Girdiman River flowing nearby, making it a perfect spot for nature lovers. The village is also home to a Museum of Local History, which provides fascinating insights into its past. Lahij’s serene environment and welcoming locals make it an ideal retreat for those seeking an authentic Azerbaijani cultural experience.
