Quba

Rich with history, culture and spectacular architecture, there’s really no other place in the world quite like London.

Welcome to Quba, a captivating city located in the northeast of Azerbaijan. Let’s explore the vibrant charms of this remarkable destination. The town is known for its red brick buildings, and one of the most famous is the Juma Mosque.

 

Jummah Mosque

The Juma Mosque in Quba, Azerbaijan is one of the main mosques in the Quba region. Its construction dates back to the 19th century, and it stands out for its unique structure, which is not typical of other places in Azerbaijan except for Quba. The mosque has a cylindrical shape and is in the form of a regular octagon. Interestingly, the interior of the mosque is larger than expected from the outside. It is considered one of the most beautiful mosques in Quba

 

Afurja Waterfall

The Afurja Waterfall is not a well-known or widely documented waterfall in the context of Quba, Azerbaijan. The search results provided do not contain specific information about an Afurja Waterfall in Quba.

 

Nizami Park

Originally, the garden of Villa Petrolia was named after Lunacharsky, then Rote-Fane, and later it was named after Nizami Ganjavi, a renowned Persian poet. The park was designed by E. Beckle, a specialist who had previously worked on gardens and parks in Warsaw. Nizami Park offers a serene green space amidst an industrial landscape, providing a refreshing escape from the surrounding oil tanks, barns, and oil refineries. 

 

Afurdhzi Waterfall

The Afurdzhi Waterfall is a lesser-known waterfall located near Quba, Azerbaijan. It is situated in a scenic area and can be reached by taking a jeep taxi from the foot of the hill. The journey to the waterfall is sinuous and the road conditions may not be ideal, so it is advisable to use a local taxi with high surface clearance.

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