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Shusha, known as Azerbaijan’s cultural cradle, reveals its rich heritage through historic landmarks, music, poetry, crafts and traditions shaped by centuries of creativity.
Shusha is one of Azerbaijan’s most historically and culturally significant cities, shaped by centuries of artistic expression. Visitors can explore landmarks including Shusha Fortress, Jidir Plain and the Vagif Mausoleum, where poetry and heritage remain central to local identity.
The city’s musical legacy is reflected in the life and work of composer Uzeyir Hajibeyli and the enduring tradition of mugham. Shusha’s creativity is also visible in its carpets, architecture and cuisine, with restored sites and local craftsmanship highlighting how tradition continues to inspire cultural life today.
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