The region around Yeddi Gozel Waterfall, Gabala is rich in natural beauty and also boasts a substantial culinary heritage. Gabala, historically known as Kabala, was once an important city in Caucasian Albania. Azerbaijan's cuisine has evolved over the centuries influenced by the foods of different cultures, thanks to the country's location along the historic Silk Road. Local produce from the fertile valleys and the diverse climate contributes to the varied and flavorful dishes typical for the region. Wild herbs and greens, fresh and dried fruits, nuts, and grains are staples in the Azerbaijani diet. The proximity to the waterfalls and rivers also provides an abundance of fresh fish for regional recipes.