Sheki

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Sheki’s architectural splendor and its role as a prominent Silk Road trading hub has earned it a place as a renowned UNESCO World Heritage site, standing as a testament to the grandeur of the Sheki Khanate era. Visit the astounding Palace of Shaki Khans, with its exterior and interior adorned with lavish decorations of vibrant glass mosaic windows and intricate Persian patterns. A visit to this ancient palace offers a glimpse into the opulence and elegance of Azerbaijan’s past. Delve deeper into Sheki’s history within the walls of the Sheki Fortress, holding the Three Saints Church - a unique round-shaped Caucasian Albanian Church. Explore the local craft market where you can purchase handmade silk cloths and other locally crafted souvenirs. To satisfy your taste buds, Sheki is famous for its mouthwatering Azerbaijani sweets, particularly Halva. Designed with patterns reminiscent of Sheki stained glass windows, it’s a must-try culinary delight to accompany you on your journey through this captivating city.