Isa Spring, Natural spring in Shusha District, Azerbaijan.
Isa Spring flows from marble formations in a forested area about four kilometers from Shusha city. A modern recreational complex with guest accommodations, a restaurant, and landscaped grounds surrounds the natural water source.
The spring was discovered during the 1800s by a local farmer named Isa while exploring the Karabakh region's forests. This discovery eventually led to its development as a recreational destination.
The name 'Isa Bulagi' comes from a farmer who discovered the spring and is preserved in marble inscriptions at the site. Visitors can see traditional ornamental designs that reflect the place's local heritage.
The location sits at an elevation of around 1360 meters in a forested area and is best visited during stable weather. Wear sturdy footwear since paths through the surroundings can be uneven.
The water system has been fully restored to maintain the spring's status as one of the region's rare natural water sources. This upkeep shows how important the location remains for local water access.
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