Local Artisanal Shops Tourism

Lahij is a quaint village nestled in the southern slopes of the Greater Caucasus Mountains in Azerbaijan. Renowned for its ancient cobbled streets and traditional craftsmanship, particularly copper work and carpet weaving, Lahij has a history that spans for centuries. Artisanal shops line the streets of this historic settlement, where the sound of hammering metal punctuates the air. Visitors can witness firsthand the skill of local artisans who have inherited their crafts from generation to generation, creating intricate and unique items, from jewelry to household items. The architecture of Lahij reflects its historical Persian influence, with its terraced layout and characteristic buildings. These artisanal shops not only offer a chance to purchase authentic handmade products but also help preserve the traditional methods and cultural heritage of the region. The village itself has been recognized as a place of great cultural significance and is a candidate for inclusion in UNESCO's World Heritage list. Walking through Lahij, one can feel a strong sense of community and dedication to the artistry that has long defined the identity of this mountainous retreat.