Qusar District, Administrative district in northern Azerbaijan
Qusar District is an administrative region in northern Azerbaijan with mountainous terrain near the Russian border. The landscape includes several rivers, rural villages, and smaller towns with local markets and basic services for residents and visitors.
The area was established as an administrative district in 1930 with its center in a smaller settlement. The administrative seat was relocated in 1934 to the town that now serves as the district's main hub.
The area is primarily home to Lezgin people, whose language and customs shape daily life throughout the district. Walking through towns and villages, you notice traditional crafts and local practices that remain part of the community's identity.
The terrain is mountainous and accessibility can vary depending on the season, especially during winter months. Visitors should wear appropriate clothing and sturdy footwear to navigate safely through this landscape.
The region is home to a mountain resort with winter sports facilities for skiing and snowboarding. At the same time, a nature sanctuary protects habitats for large predators and rare bird species found in the area.
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