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Nestled at the foot of the Greater Caucasus, Sheki offered two days of cobbled streets, historic palaces, and local crafts. From the glowing stained-glass windows of the Sheki Khans’ Palace to quiet mountain views, the town revealed a peaceful, timeless side of Azerbaijan.
Baku’s windswept shoreline, the quiet alleys of the Old City and the snowy foothills around Sheki came together in a journey that revealed the many sides of Azerbaijan. From modern landmarks to historic caravanserais, the country offered a blend of culture, scenery and winter atmosphere that felt both distinctive and welcoming.
Travelling from the shores of the Caspian to the snowy Caucasus, a week in Azerbaijan offered a glimpse of a country balancing modern ambition with deep-rooted tradition. For a Maltese visitor, it proved both unfamiliar and oddly relatable — a land where fire still burns from the ground, tea is shared with strangers, and the road between Baku and Sheki feels like a journey across worlds.
Located on the coast of the Black Sea, Batumi, a vibrant city in Georgia, offers an enticing blend of rich history, stunning natural landscapes, and intriguing architecture. While the city has experienced a remarkable transformation in recent years, with modern skyscrapers and avant-garde designs taking center stage, it has still managed to preserve its unique architectural heritage.
Kutaisi, the second-largest city in Georgia, is a hidden gem that offers a perfect blend of history, culture, and natural beauty. Spending a week in this vibrant city will expose you to its rich heritage, delicious cuisine, and breathtaking landscapes. From exploring ancient landmarks to indulging in mouthwatering Khachapuri, Kutaisi has something for everyone.
