Laza

Laza has served as a highland settlement in Azerbaijan’s Quba-Khachmaz region since the nineteenth century. Set in the Greater Caucasus in Qusar District, it lies among steep valleys below the Shahdag massif, where snowmelt feeds fast mountain streams. The village is known for the Laza waterfalls, a series of cascades in the surrounding uplands, and for its connection with the Lezgin-speaking culture of northern Azerbaijan. Its mountain setting also places it close to Shahdag, one of the country’s principal ski areas. Discover other points of interest through webcams located across Quba-Khachmaz.

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