Nakhchivan, January 15, AZERTAC
The next feature in AZERTAC’s “If I Were a Tourist” column turns its spotlight on Yukhari Yayji village in the Sharur district.
Yukhari Yayji is one of the remote mountain villages of Sharur, distinguished by its ancient history and mysterious natural landscape.
In winter, life in the village unfolds amid a vast blanket of white, creating a serene and timeless atmosphere. The remains of ancient dugouts found in the area bear witness to the village’s long history. The name of the village is linked to the occupation of its early inhabitants: “Yayji” means “archer” or “bowman.” In ancient times, archers who protected their lands from invaders lived in this area.
Today, the local population is mainly engaged in agriculture and animal husbandry.
Yukhari Yayji is an ideal destination for those seeking peace and harmony. Visitors can stroll along the village’s ancient streets, breathe in the fresh mountain air, and enjoy the tranquil surroundings.
With its scenic views and historical charm, Yukhari Yayji offers excellent photo opportunities and invites visitors on an unforgettable journey.
Source: azertag.az
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