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Mesmerized by the eternal flames of Azerbaijan’s

Mesmerized by the eternal flames of Azerbaijan’s Yanar Dag - the Fire Mountain 🔥🌋 For centuries, this natural wonder has captured the imagination of locals and visitors alike, and it’s easy to see why! 🔥✨ #YanarDag #FireMountain #Azerbaijan #Nature #Travel #EternalFlames
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Yanar Dag, also known as the Fire Mountain, is a natural gas fire located on a hillside in the Absheron Peninsula of Azerbaijan. The natural gas seeps through the ground and ignites due to a combination of heat, pressure, and oxygen in the air. The flames from the Fire Mountain can reach up to three meters in height and have been burning continuously for centuries.
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Yanar Dag has been a part of Azerbaijani culture and mythology for centuries. According to local legend, a shepherd once accidentally ignited the gas while lighting a fire, leading to the discovery of the natural phenomenon. The Fire Mountain has since been considered a sacred place and a symbol of Azerbaijan’s natural beauty.
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Today, Yanar Dag is a popular tourist attraction in Azerbaijan, and visitors can witness the eternal flames up close. The site is especially stunning at night when the flames light up the surrounding area, creating a surreal and unforgettable experience.
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Check out thislifeintrips.com to see how you can explore this unique site along with other highlights on a day trip from Baku.
#Baku #Culture #Heritage #visitBaku

Mundane in Muscat. * * - Oman 🇴🇲 * * My vis

After a week-long road trip down the Oregon Coast,

After a week-long road trip down the Oregon Coast, I made my way inland and towards Bend. It was my first multiday stop of the trip and I was oddly anxious about staying still for a while. This all changed when I arrived at the Campfire Hotel and put my eyes on the steamy outdoor pool and massive fire pit.
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Discovering the peaceful side of Mutrah Souq in Mu

Discovering the peaceful side of Mutrah Souq in Muscat, Oman. This historic market is a contrast of bustling activity and serene moments.
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Dating back centuries, Mutrah Souq was once a vital hub for traders from all over the world, with goods like frankincense, textiles, and spices being sold in the market. Today, the market still holds onto its rich history, offering a glimpse into the past with its traditional architecture and goods.
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In this black and white photo, we see a different side of Mutrah Souq - a quiet moment amidst the hustle and bustle. Walking through these peaceful alleyways, it's easy to imagine what life was like for traders and locals in years gone by.
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If you ever get the chance to visit Muscat, a trip to Mutrah Souq is a must. Whether you're looking for traditional Omani goods or just want to soak up the atmosphere, it's a place like no other. #mutrahsouq #muscat #oman #history #blackandwhitephotography

Nose bleed seats at the Aspendos Theater. * * Aspe

Nose bleed seats at the Aspendos Theater.
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Aspendos Theatre is a remarkable ancient Roman theater in the city of Aspendos, Turkey. Constructed in the 2nd century AD during the reign of Marcus Aurelius, it is considered one of the most well-preserved examples of Roman theaters in the world.
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Aside from being a venue for theatrical performances, this historical site also served as a meeting place for local government officials and as a location for public announcements. But what’s truly remarkable about Aspendos Theatre is its outstanding acoustics, which are so precise that even a mere whisper from the stage can be heard from the farthest seats at the top. Today, the theater continues to be used for live performances and cultural events, including the annual Antalya International Opera and Ballet Festival.

Steamy. * * The outdoor pool at the Campfire Hote

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The outdoor pool at the Campfire Hotel in Bend Oregon is heated year round! Who’s ready for a dip?
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Venturing off the beaten path to witness the other

Venturing off the beaten path to witness the otherworldly beauty of Azerbaijan’s Mud Volcanoes 🌋💫 A natural wonder that will leave you in awe of the earth’s incredible power 🌏 #MudVolcanoes #Azerbaijan #Nature #Travel #OffTheBeatenPath #Explore
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Azerbaijan is home to one of the largest concentrations of mud volcanoes in the world, with over 400 active mud volcanoes located throughout the country. These geological wonders are unique to the region and are a popular tourist attraction.
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Mud volcanoes are formed by the eruption of mud, water, and gas from underground, creating a small hill or cone-shaped structure. Unlike traditional volcanoes, mud volcanoes do not emit lava or molten rock. Instead, they eject a mixture of mud, water, and gas, which can sometimes shoot up to several meters high.
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The mud expelled by the volcanoes is rich in minerals and is believed to have medicinal properties. It is also used in various industries, including cosmetics, medicine, and even construction.
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Visitors to the mud volcanoes can take a guided tour and witness the eruptions up close. Some of the most popular mud volcanoes in Azerbaijan include the Gobustan Mud Volcanoes and the Lokbatan Mud Volcanoes. The terrain around the mud volcanoes can be rugged and uneven, so it’s important to wear appropriate footwear and exercise caution when visiting.
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The mud volcanoes of Azerbaijan are a fascinating and otherworldly natural wonder that should not be missed by anyone visiting the country. For more highlights from my time inAzerbaijan including the perfect day tour to visit this odd site,, check out thislifeintrips.com
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