The Caucasus in ancient times was located at the crossroads of
Eastern and Western civilizations. Left their marks here Greeks,
Zoroastrians, Scythians and other peoples who once inhabited these
lands or try to win them over. Therefore, from a historical point of
view tours Azerbaijan, Georgia and Armenia will be of interest even
experienced travelers. There are almost unlimited opportunities for
recreation: beautiful and diverse landscapes, beach resorts and ski
slopes, mild climate, unique flora, ancient monuments, healing
mineral springs. This beautiful nature, delicious cuisine and wine,
as well as the famous Caucasian hospitality will be a pleasant
bonus.
The Culture
The Caucasus is one of the most culturally diverse regions on the
planet. On the territory of the Caucasus there are over 50
nationalities that have created a distinctive culture and their own
special languages. Today, there are also people who came at
different times, not being of Caucasian origin, in particular:
Russians, Ukrainians, Kurds, Assyrians, Greeks, Tatars, Jews, and
others. If you travel only to a few Caucasian regions, such as
Azerbaijan, Georgia and Dagestan, you will feel as if you have
passed hundreds. The culture, language, and people can vary greatly
depending on the village or city.
The History
The history of the Caucasus is the heritage of the peoples living
here, which reflects their temperament, character and customs. These
are bloody wars, conquests and migrations. All the peoples of the
Caucasus lived separately, but close to each other, intertwining
historically and culturally. The modern Caucasus is full of relics
to appeal to any historical taste. In the mountains you will find
ancient mountain fortresses and watchtowers that have long been
abandoned, now they are guarded by powerful Caucasian eagles that
nest inside and soar above your head.