gosh i love autumn foliage so much. the colors are gorgeous, but it's crazy how just a bit of a drive away the landscape changes so much. That spinach cheese bread looks amazing as well! Cloud Catcher canyon looks pretty cool though--but driving on the edge of those cliffs is scary!
Beautiful landscape and scenery! The autumn colours in the forest are amazing! The bread looks so yummy. What was the name of the bread? Such an adventure guys! Thanks for sharing!
The views from the car look amazing... Did you try any baklava? That Qutab looks delicious. Really interesting to watch the landscape change as you go through the mountains. The village looks so remote, it must have been amazing to visit. That fog looked pretty spooky...
Oh hey finally I hear you on your video! Love those side street stalls, and I envy your beautiful journey through the mountain village. What an eclectic museum to visit - how much did you give as a donation?
never heard this place before, thanks for showing me some part of the world. i love the place such incredible scenery and peaceful far war from corona virus.
Wow, what incredible scenery on this road trip! I love all of the winding mountain roads, too. Cloud Catcher Canyon is so beautiful! I know so little about this area of the world, and thank you for introducing me to it!
Mmm.. I'd forgotten about Qutab! The Caucasus has some great food 😋 Really nice to see the mountainous region, which I didn't get to see myself in Azerbaijan although I did in Armenia. I think it's fantastic you took a private tour and it being cheaper. I always opt for private or small group if possible for these kinds of trips to get more flexibility and personal charm from it, especially when you visit local people/villages. Nice video.
I've been to Azerbaijan back in 2018 and I wish I knew that there are such beautiful canyons there. Thank you for detailed and interesting description of your trip. Maybe one day I will revisit it. How do you find post-soviet environment of cities and villages BTW?
Those mountain formation is just great. Cloud catcher mountain is also a great name of the stop you made. Even some snow. Was it difficult to drive with upcoming traffic?
Not at all, there was not to much traffic along the Khinaliq mountain road, and it was quite easy, though our guide said during snow it is quite difficult.
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gosh i love autumn foliage so much. the colors are gorgeous, but it's crazy how just a bit of a drive away the landscape changes so much. That spinach cheese bread looks amazing as well! Cloud Catcher canyon looks pretty cool though--but driving on the edge of those cliffs is scary!
Beautiful landscape and scenery! The autumn colours in the forest are amazing! The bread looks so yummy. What was the name of the bread? Such an adventure guys! Thanks for sharing!
The views from the car look amazing... Did you try any baklava? That Qutab looks delicious. Really interesting to watch the landscape change as you go through the mountains. The village looks so remote, it must have been amazing to visit. That fog looked pretty spooky...
Oh hey finally I hear you on your video! Love those side street stalls, and I envy your beautiful journey through the mountain village.
What an eclectic museum to visit - how much did you give as a donation?
never heard this place before, thanks for showing me some part of the world. i love the place such incredible scenery and peaceful far war from corona virus.
Very nice video and more over very well explained about the place and your ride.
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Gorgeous scenery driving through the countryside and mountains. Wouldn't mind trying some qutab. We're vegetarians so this would be perfect for us.
Though Azerbaijan is meat-eating country, but for vegetarian like us there were several options :D
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Vnice.. Very beautiful... Want to go!!
Wow, what incredible scenery on this road trip! I love all of the winding mountain roads, too. Cloud Catcher Canyon is so beautiful! I know so little about this area of the world, and thank you for introducing me to it!
Mmm.. I'd forgotten about Qutab! The Caucasus has some great food 😋 Really nice to see the mountainous region, which I didn't get to see myself in Azerbaijan although I did in Armenia. I think it's fantastic you took a private tour and it being cheaper. I always opt for private or small group if possible for these kinds of trips to get more flexibility and personal charm from it, especially when you visit local people/villages. Nice video.
Looks like you had an amazing time on the road trip! The scenery looks insane, and the legend that the guide told you adds more magic to the place!
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I've been to Azerbaijan back in 2018 and I wish I knew that there are such beautiful canyons there. Thank you for detailed and interesting description of your trip. Maybe one day I will revisit it. How do you find post-soviet environment of cities and villages BTW?
Wow...what a natural beauty
Those mountain formation is just great. Cloud catcher mountain is also a great name of the stop you made. Even some snow. Was it difficult to drive with upcoming traffic?
Not at all, there was not to much traffic along the Khinaliq mountain road, and it was quite easy, though our guide said during snow it is quite difficult.
Never heard of this place, but it is pretty. The winding roads are a lil nerve wracking being up so high.
Azerbaijan is really beautiful 😍
Indeed it’s really a beautiful country with amazing people to help you
Amazing views. Thanks for sharing btw which time of the year did you visit this town? Will it start snowing in the first week of December ?
We visited mid November, it wasn’t that much cold and we just saw snow patches on our way. The temperature was 0 degree- (-2)
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Is it safe to visit to Khinalig in winter ?
Hi , How much did the trip cost ?
Hi Arun we did a private tour so it costed me around 150 dollars