Jalilabad city

The distance up to Baku: 210 km

Transport: Baku-Jalilabad buses, Baku-Astara trains

Jalilabad city since 1967 was named after a prominent Azerbaijani writer Jalil Mammadguluzadeh.

Bolqarchay, Misharchay, Goytapachay, Injachay rivers run through the territory of region. 14,7 thousand hectares of its territory is covered with forests. Different animals and hunting birds can be found in the forests, including hares, badgers, foxes, wolves, wild boars, wild duck, goose, falcon, partridge and other species. Jalilabad region is one of the largest wine-growing centers of the country.

Low hills at the entrance to the city of Jalilabad draw an attention. During archaeological excavations conducted in this area granite made quern (hand mill), vessels of clay, tools and household items of the Eneolithic period were found in this region. 

There are hotels and motels in the city.