FUZULI, Azerbaijan, July 10. Travelers from 30 countries visiting Karabakh arrived in Shusha, one of the historical and cultural centers of Azerbaijan, after Fuzuli
They reviewed the mysterious nature of Shusha, historical sites, and the construction works being carried out here.
The travelers' acquaintance with the city of Shusha started from the central square with shot statues of famous Azerbaijani personalities Natavan, Bulbul, and Uzeyir Hajibeyli. The guests were provided with information about Shusha city, its condition during the occupation, and reconstruction works carried out here. It was noted that after the liberation of Shusha from occupation, large-scale reconstruction and construction works were launched here.
Along with the construction of infrastructure in Shusha, the restoration of the authentic historical image of the city, including historical and cultural monuments, was started.
Travelers viewed the fortress walls and Shusha prison. Eventually, the travelers arrived at Jydir Plain, saw the mysterious landscape opening from here, and then went to Khankendi.
Spanning 3 days, the group plans to travel along the Fuzuli-Khojavend-Shusha-Khankendi-Khojaly-Aghdam-Kalbajar-Lachin-Zangilan-Jabrail highway. This trip provides great opportunities for the promotion of the territories liberated from occupation within the framework of “dark tourism”, demonstration of large-scale construction and restoration works.
Karabakh and Eastern Zangezur have been visited by international travelers 13 times in the last 4 years through the main international travel clubs.
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Today, international travelers from the world-renowned Most Traveled People (MTP) club began their visit to Karabakh and East Zangazur with a first stop in Fuzuli.
The guests toured Fuzuli International Airport and were briefed on the destruction caused in the region during the period of Armenian occupation.
They were also presented with information about the implementation of the state program "Great Return" and the progress of reconstruction and development efforts.
The group of travelers from 15 countries is led by MTP founder Charles Veley.
Over three days, the delegation plans to travel along the route: Fuzuli – Khojavend – Shusha – Khankendi – Khojaly – Aghdam – Kalbajar – Lachin – Zangilan – Jabrayil.
The purpose of the visit is to raise awareness of the liberated territories through so-called black tourism and to showcase the large-scale reconstruction taking place. Over the past four years, Karabakh and East Zangazur have been visited 13 times by international travelers through some of the world’s leading travel clubs.
