As many as 226,200 people from 136 countries arrived in Azerbaijan in January 2020, which is 18.1 percent more than in January 2019, Trend reports with reference to the country's State Statistical Committee.

Baku undoubtedly tops any list of romantic destinations for Valentine’s Day. There are plenty of romantic activities that love birds can enjoy together in this charming city.

With many breathtaking and incredible historical sites, Azerbaijan has much to offer curios adventurers. There is an array of ancient monuments that are still waiting to be explored.

On New Year's Eve, Azerbaijan turns into a winter wonderland with endless opportunities for entertainment and recreation.

Most people know the age-old health aphorism: "An apple a day keeps the doctor away." As it turns out, an apple a day really may keep you healthy and energized.

There's nothing better than a freshly brewed cup of tea. It is the second most consumed drink in the world after water. Millions of people around the world enjoy drinking tea for many reasons.

Azerbaijan's south-eastern region is blessed with subtropical crops, such as tea and citrus. Lankaran is a fruit lovers' paradise with a multitude of delicious fruits.

Throughout the ages, Azerbaijan has been part of the trade route between East and West, welcoming merchants from across land and sea.

Many Azerbaijani tourists prefer to spend their holidays in Turkey and their number is growing every year.

Famous for its beautiful nature, Gakh region has opened its doors for all sweets lovers.