Tovuz -

The district's terrain varies from lush plains to rugged mountain slopes.

Located in northwestern Azerbaijan, is a strategically important district known for its deep historical roots, fertile agricultural lands, and vibrant winemaking traditions. It serves as a key node for international energy and transport routes, including the Baku-Tbilisi-Kars railway and major oil and gas pipelines. History and Heritage The district's terrain varies from lush plains to

: The region features 300,000-year-old rock formations in the Zayamchay basin and the 8,000–10,000-year-old Goytapa and Kohnagala monuments. History and Heritage : The region features 300,000-year-old

Tovuz is one of the oldest inhabited regions in the South Caucasus, with archaeological evidence dating back to ancient times. fertile agricultural lands

: Historically situated along ancient trade routes, it boasts landmarks like the 7th-century Koroglu fortress in Alibeyli and the remains of the ancient city of Hunan .