Shusha District

Shusha District is an administrative region in Karabakh, Azerbaijan, that covers mountainous terrain with valleys and upland areas. The main town of Shusha sits at a higher elevation, with settlements and agricultural land scattered throughout the district.

The district was formed as an administrative unit during the 1930s and has been reorganized several times since then. Over the decades, it experienced periods of conflict and reshaping that changed the region's structure and population.

The district carries a name shaped by different cultural influences over time, visible in how the landscape and settlements are arranged. Walking through the area, you notice how this heritage shows up in the buildings and the way communities organize their daily life.

The area sits in mountainous terrain, so visitors should expect elevation changes and varying weather conditions at different heights. Sturdy footwear and attention to steep paths are important for safe movement around the district.

The district contains a natural hot spring with mineral-rich water that has been used for healing purposes for generations. This local resource draws people seeking therapeutic treatments using the ground's own resources.

Location: Azerbaijan

Inception: August 8, 1930

Capital city: Shusha

Website: http://shusha-ih.gov.az

GPS coordinates: 39.75000,46.75000

Latest update: December 7, 2025 10:02