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    Travel Notes, Azerbaijan

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    Posted on February 20, 2012 by ok4u2bu

    We are in Baku, the city of contrasts. The city today is a huge construction site where they build skyscrapers and  interchanges, as well as reconstruct old Soviet five-storeyed buildings. Baku has combined nice architecture and good food.






    In some areas, Baku may resemble you Dubai, while it is mostly a typical Soviet-style city.

    Some say they plan to demolish all old low-rise buildings located in downtown Baku to replace them with modern constructions.

    Reconstructed Soviet residential houses look amazing!

    They face them with stone, attach nice balconies and illumination.

    The city has a heavy traffic so there are often traffic jams on the road, so they have installed information screens showing the road situatiion.

    Some projects they are building in Baku are really impressing, like the 12,000 m2 Haydar Aliyev Cultural Centre which is planned to feature a concert hall and a library.

    This is what the concert hall interior will be look like soon.

    Construcion works are almost over.

    It is a large construction site!

    They will charge you about 2 Euros for entering the old city.

    They wanted to make the old city a place of interest for tourists but in fact it has nothing but souvenir stores and cafes.

    Here you can buy a nice rug.

    This is a Baku-style tuning. They wash their cars right on the street carrying water in buckets.

    Security officers do not let photographers take pictures of construction works because they are afraid the photographs may be sent to different inspection bodies.

    A ‘jam’ by a mosque.

    These are houses situated in the outskirts of Baku.

    An abandoned house.

    People in Baku may rebuild their apartments the way they want and they do not need to receive a permission from their neighbors.

    Residents of this house were unanimous in their desire to attach a huge building to their apartment house.

    However, the buildings in downtown Baku are in order.

    Some new constructions stand out against the rest of the buildings. May be, they should prohibit using colorful glass in order to prevent developers from disfiguring the city.

    In this photograph, you can see a TV tower and three high-rise buildings called Fire Towers. They are going to include offices, apartments and a hotel. They initially planned to finish the construction by December, 2010 but due to bad weather conditions they had to put off the deadline.

    This parachute tower is currently under reconstruction.

    A cafe.

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    6 Responses to “Travel Notes, Azerbaijan”

    1. (r)evolutionist says:
      February 20, 2012 at 7:25 pm

      Another “funda-mental” backwater where without scientific socialism the men are trapped in a reptilian mindset. Oil buys pretty buildings but doesn’t buy intelligence.

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    2. OldBikr says:
      February 20, 2012 at 7:42 pm

      An interesting city with a dramatic skyline.

      Reply
    3. popalumi says:
      February 21, 2012 at 3:29 am

      Cladiri interesante si mai bine construite ca cele din Occident.

      Reply
    4. alex says:
      February 26, 2012 at 12:51 am

      nof gloks

      Reply
    5. Azeri Macho says:
      March 5, 2012 at 3:25 am

      What a friendly city, especially the faces of men are so “bright” and full of love to the humankind.

      What do you think ?? Would you live there ?? Would you visit them as a tourist ? Perhaps with your very cute young daughter… blond, blue eyes of course !

      Reply
    6. BringBackSovietUnion says:
      August 10, 2012 at 12:21 am

      All that money and none for the poor and disfranchised military veterans, a sham, really.

      Reply

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