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Baku, the capital city of Azerbaijan, is a vibrant metropolis that beautifully blends modernity with rich cultural heritage. Along the Caspian Sea, Baku's skyline is adorned with futuristic skyscrapers, and the city is known for its lively atmosphere and diverse architecture. The Flame Towers, a trio of illuminated structures, symbolize the city's energy and contemporary spirit.

Baku is a big city by the sea in Azerbaijan. It has tall buildings that light up at night, and one of them looks like flames, making it super cool. In the old part of Baku, there are tiny streets with old buildings and a tower called Maiden Tower that's very old. People can walk along the sea in a nice place called the Boulevard, where there's a big wheel and parks. Baku is a mix of old and new, with interesting places to see and a friendly atmosphere for visitors.

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• Baku Old City (Icherisheher): A UNESCO-listed historic quarter with narrow cobblestone streets, ancient mosques, and the iconic Maiden Tower, offering a glimpse into Baku's medieval past.
• Heydar Aliyev Center: A masterpiece of modern architecture designed by Zaha Hadid, featuring flowing, curved lines that defy traditional forms and house exhibitions on Azerbaijani culture.
• Boulevard along the Caspian Sea: A scenic promenade with parks, fountains, and the Baku Ferris Wheel, providing a relaxing waterfront experience.
• Gobustan National Park: Home to ancient rock carvings and mud volcanoes, showcasing Azerbaijan's rich archaeological and geological history.5. Flame Towers: Iconic skyscrapers dominating the skyline, lit with LED displays that create a dazzling spectacle at night.
• Ateshgah Fire Temple: A historical and religious site with a unique pentagonal structure, representing the ancient Zoroastrian heritage of the region.
• Maiden Tower: A symbol of Baku, this ancient tower offers panoramic views of the city and the Caspian Sea from its observation deck.
• Palace of the Shirvanshahs: A medieval palace complex within the Old City, showcasing Azerbaijani architecture and serving as a testament to 
  

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