Khojaly District, Administrative district in western Karabakh, Azerbaijan
Khojaly is an administrative district in western Karabakh with mountainous terrain and river valleys. The area comprises several villages, settlements, and a city scattered throughout this highland landscape.
The district was established as a separate administrative unit in 1991 following a reorganization of the earlier administrative structure. This change was part of broader shifts in how the region was governed.
The region has been home to different peoples and cultures across centuries, with signs of settlement visible in the archaeological remains scattered throughout.
The terrain is hilly and requires sturdy footwear for exploration. Seasonal conditions significantly affect accessibility and visibility across this highland landscape.
The area contains burial mounds dating back thousands of years. Alongside these ancient remains stands a mausoleum from the 19th century that reflects local building traditions.
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