Azerbaijan–Turkey border, international border
The Azerbaijan-Turkey border is an international land boundary that divides the two countries in the western part of the region. It runs through mountainous terrain and represents a major geographical division in the Caucasus area.
The border was formally established following the dissolution of the Soviet Union, with both nations recognizing each other's sovereignty. It has been shaped by the region's historical and political developments over recent decades.
The border crossing is not freely accessible to visitors and is subject to strict regulations and controls. It is essential to check current requirements and necessary documentation before attempting to cross.
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