Oguz Tour
Oguz District is located in one of the most beautiful and scenic areas of Azerbaijan. Mountains, forests, and clean fresh air surround the region. So, Oguz has a quiet and peaceful atmosphere, which makes it a great place for nature lovers and travelers who want to escape busy city life. The district covers 1,077 square kilometers and has a population of about 40,845 people. Oguz District was officially established in August 1930.
In the past, people called the district Vartashen. In 1991, it received the name Oguz. Today, the district includes 33 villages, each with its own traditions and friendly local people. Oguz has a very good geographical location. It borders Dagestan (Russian Federation) to the north, Gabala District to the east, Sheki District to the west, and Aghdash District to the south. This location makes Oguz an attractive place for visitors from different parts of Azerbaijan.
Nature is the main treasure of Oguz District. Because forests cover nearly 40 percent of the area and create a green and fresh environment. These forests are home to many plants and animals. They look especially beautiful in spring and summer. Visitors enjoy the emerald-green forests, soft hills, and clean mountain air, which bring a feeling of peace and relaxation.
Many visitors call Oguz a natural paradise. The district has cold and clear springs, pure drinking water, and beautiful waterfalls. Mountain streams flow through forests and rocky areas, creating a calm atmosphere. Oguz also has rich plant life. More than 40 types of wild and medicinal herbs grow in the region. Local people use these herbs in traditional food and folk medicine.
Visitors enjoy walking in nature, hiking in the forests, relaxing near springs, and visiting quiet villages. Families and eco-tourists often choose Oguz because of its calm environment and natural beauty.
In conclusion, an Oguz tour offers fresh air, beautiful landscapes, and warm Azerbaijani hospitality. With its forests, springs, waterfalls, and peaceful surroundings, Oguz is truly one of Azerbaijan’s hidden natural treasures.
