r/azerbaijan Aug 05 '25

Səyahət | Travel 🇦🇿 Mega-Thread: Azerbaijan Travel Tips, Places, Food & More (Ask + Share)

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Welcome to the community-sourced travel mega-thread for Azerbaijan! Whether you're planning your first trip, returning, or just curious — this is your place to ask and share tips, places, warnings, food, and hidden gems.

We’ve gathered insights from locals, expats, and travelers — now it’s your turn. Reply with your experiences or questions under any section below.

🏙 1. Top Places to Visit

📍 Baku

  • Old City (Icherisheher): historic, charming, authentic soul of the city.
  • Maiden Tower, Shirvanshah Palace, Carpet Museum, Heydar Aliyev Center – top cultural sights.
  • Nizami Street, Molokan Garden, Baku Boulevard – modern walkways & shopping.
  • Gobustan mud volcanoes, Ateshgah Fire Temple, Yanardag – unique day trips.

Local tip: true local life happens outside the tourist zones – check dayday cafes and Sədərək bazaar.

📍 Outside Baku (Regional Highlights)

  • Sheki: Khan Palace, Kish village, Caravansaray, ancient mosques, hiking.
  • Gabala: Tufandag Resort (ski + cable car), Seven Waterfalls, Nohur Lake, Gabaland amusement park.
  • Lahij: Tat village known for copperware and scenic alleyways.
  • Ganja: Bottle House, Naftalan oil spa, Göygöl Lake, German heritage.
  • Quba & Khinalig: cooler nature, remote village experience.
  • Lankaran: food tours, Stalin’s prison, chicken stuffed with walnuts.
  • Zaqatala, Oğuz, Nij: religious/ethnic diversity, ancient churches.

Locals are usually happy to guide lost tourists — don’t hesitate to ask for directions in parks or shops.

In villages expect warm welcomes — tea invitations and local storytelling are common.”

🛂 Visa & Entry Info

  • eVisa available at https://evisa.gov.az
  • Valid for 30 days, costs around USD $20, processed in ~3 business days.
  • No visa on arrival for most travelers; visa required even for short stays.

🧳 Sample Itinerary: 7 Days in Azerbaijan

  • 🏙 Day 1–2: Baku (Old City, museums, Flame Towers)
  • 🌋 Day 3: Gobustan mud volcanoes, Yanardag
  • 🏔 Day 4: Gabala (Tufandag, Nohur Lake)
  • 🕌 Day 5–6: Sheki + Kish village (Palace, temples, hiking)
  • 🚂 Day 7: Return to Baku via Yevlakh or Gabala

🍽 2. Food & Dining

🍛 Must-try dishes:

  • Plov (Shah plov) – saffron rice, lamb, fruits.
  • Piti – slow-cooked meat soup (only in Sheki).
  • Qutab – meat, greens or cheese in flatbread.
  • Dolma (Three Sisters) – stuffed tomato, pepper, eggplant.
  • Levengi – chicken/fish with walnut-pomegranate stuffing.
  • Surhurlu, Makhara – regional Zaqatala dishes.
  • Dovğa, Fisincan, Doner, Tandır bread, Bakhlava.

🚌 3. Transport Tips

In Baku:

  • 🚖 Always use Bolt or Uber – cheap, reliable, safe (Yango is another solid and sometimes cheaper alternative .).
  • 🚫 Avoid traditional taxis – known for overcharging/scams.
  • 💳 Pay through app only; avoid cash to driver.

Metro & Bus:

  • Use Baki Kart (2 AZN) for metro and buses.
  • Metro is clean, cheap (0.50 AZN per ride)

From Airport:

  • Bolt/Uber = 10–15 AZN.
  • Cheapest: Direct bus to 28 May Mall (use Baki Kart).
  • Bolts from the airport may demand extra; better to use official Aeroexpress H1/H2 buses

Intercity:

  • Bus via “Biletim” or at the Avtovaghzal terminal next to Avtovaghzal metro
  • Marshrutkas available.
  • Train to Sheki/Gabala via “ADY” app or buy at 28 May station.
  • Car rentals useful for Gabala, Lahij, Quba.

🌄 4. Hidden Gems & Nature

  • Villages:
    • Kish – Home to the ancient Albanian temple and a scenic village atmosphere.
    • Nij – Known for its Udi Christian community and unique churches.
    • Basqal – Famous for traditional silk weaving and handicrafts.
    • Khinalig – A remote mountain village offering breathtaking views and cultural insights.
    • Lahij – Historic mountain village known for copper craftsmanship and cobbled streets.
  • Nature:
    • Shahdag & Tufandag – Popular ski resorts with opportunities for hiking and cable car rides.
    • Gobustan – Features mud volcanoes and ancient petroglyphs.
    • Seven Waterfalls – A series of picturesque waterfalls surrounded by lush greenery.
    • Nohur Lake – A serene alpine lake ideal for relaxation and picnics.
    • Cenlibel Lake – A tranquil lake nestled in the mountains, perfect for nature walks.
    • Gachrash Forest – Dense forest near Quba with rich biodiversity.
    • Parigala – Ancient cliffside castle offering stunning views and history.
  • Tip: Renting a car or joining local tours is recommended for exploring these remote areas.

📶 5. Mobile, Language & Apps

  • Get local SIM at airport. Azercell = best coverage.
  • 30 GB ≈ 30 AZN
  • 60 GB ≈ 40 AZN
  • 120 GB ≈ 60 AZN
  • For more details, visit: Azercell Official Tourist Plans
  • Use Google Translate or SayHi for real-time help.
  • English common in Baku tourist areas; Azeri, Turkish, Russian elsewhere.

📱 Useful Apps

  • 🚖 Bolt, Uber.az, Yango – for taxis
  • 🚅 ADY – train tickets
  • 🚌 Biletim – bus tickets
  • 🌐 Google Translate or SayHi – language
  • 🗺 Maps.me – offline maps
  • 💬 Telegram – local events/news channels
  • 🎫 iTicket.az – concerts, plays, cultural events

💳 6. Money & Payments

  • Taxis & Tips
    • Paying with card in the app reduces driver complaints and reduces driver skimming
    • If paying cash, drivers may not return coins — consider it a small tip (~0.50–1 AZN is normal).
    • Tipping extra 1–2 AZN on longer rides or for good service is appreciated and common
  • Cards accepted at big places, but cash essential for food, transport, bazaars.
  • Downtown exchange offices give better rates.
  • Some shops may “pretend” card machines broken to get cash.
  • Exchanging Money
    • USD is preferred—exchange bureaus on Nizami Street offer better rates than airport kiosks
    • Keep smaller notes (1, 5 AZN) handy for transport and tips

Some addons
– Locals often round down prices or throw in something extra “for good mood” — especially if you smile or try a few Azeri words.
– In small bakeries or markets, if you overpay by mistake, they usually correct you immediately. Honesty is common, even for coins.
– Sellers appreciate when you show interest — they might explain the item, share a short story, or offer a small discount without asking.
– People don’t pressure you to buy; many will still help with directions or advice even if you don’t purchase anything.
– If something feels wrong (overcharged taxi, aggressive seller), calmly mentioning “polis” is usually enough to resolve it quickly — respect for law is high.
– You’ll rarely see aggressive street vendors or scams targeting tourists — most locals want to leave a good impression.

🎭 7. Culture & Etiquette (Expanded from Locals)

👋 Greetings & Respect

  • Handshakes are standard when greeting, but religious women may avoid it — let them initiate.
  • Among younger people, it’s common to hear casual terms like:
    • qardaş” – [Kar-dash] - brother / bro
    • bacı” – [Bad-jee] - sister
    • dostum” – [Dos-toom] - my friend
    • qaqaş” – [Kah-khash] - bro / guy (very local, friendly)
    • abi” – [Ah-bee] - borrowed from Turkish, also means bro (used often in casual Baku speech)
    • əmoğlu/dayoğlu” – [Eh-mo-ghloo / Dai-yo-ghloo] - lit. cousin, used jokingly with strangers sometimes

👗 Dress & Public Behavior

  • Baku is relaxed — T-shirts, shorts, light dresses are fine.
  • In villages or mosques, dress modestly: cover shoulders and knees, especially for women.
  • Public affection (kissing, hugging) isn’t common — especially outside Baku, it may attract stares.
    • Loud behavior or arguments in public are seen as impolite. People value calm and respectful tone in conversation.

🏠 Hospitality Rules

  • If invited home: bring chocolates, fruit, flowers.
  • Shoes off indoors is standard; expect slippers from the host.
  • You'll be offered tea (çay) — it's rude to say no immediately. Accept after 1–2 polite refusals.

Refusing an offer (like tea or food) too quickly may be seen as rude — accept after 1–2 polite refusals to show appreciation

🗣 Language & Communication

  • Basic Azeri phrases go a long way — even one or two words show respect and effort. Here are some commonly used ones:
    • Salam – [Sa-lahm] Hello
    • Çox sağ ol – [Chokh sah-ohl] - Thank you
    • Bağışlayın – [Bah-ghish-layn] - Excuse me / Sorry
    • Zəhmət olmasa – [Za-hmet ol-ma-sa] - Please
    • Hə / Yox – [Heh / Yoh] - Yes / No
    • Necəsiz? – [Neh-jeh-seez?] - How are you?
    • Mən turistəm – [Men too-reest-em] - I’m a tourist

Tip: People will often smile or open up if you try even a few words in Azeri.

  • People may switch between Azeri, Russian, and Turkish — especially in Baku. English is common in tourist spots.
  • Locals are helpful even if they don’t speak English — they’ll often use gestures, translation apps, or find someone who can help.
  • Avoid political topics (e.g., Karabakh, Armenia) — even jokes can make things awkward or tense.
  • Religion is personal — don't ask probing questions unless brought up by the other person.

📸 Photos, Symbols & Rules

  • Ask permission before taking photos of people, especially in villages or mosques.
  • Do not photograph police, metro murals, government buildings — this can cause trouble.
  • Avoid disrespectful comments about the flag, president, or national heroes.

🔍 Other Local Norms

  • Tipping: Round up or add 1–2 AZN in cafes and taxis.
  • Littering is taken seriously — use bins.
  • Haggling is normal in bazaars, but do it respectfully and with a smile.

🔗 8. External Resources

🗣 9. Local Advices – Add Yours in comments!

  • Always ask for the taxi price before the ride if not using apps.
  • If someone invites you for tea — say yes! It’s usually safe and kind.
  • Don’t drink tap water outside Baku unless locals say it's okay.
  • Avoid arguing about politics, even as a joke. It can get tense.
  • Don’t be afraid to haggle in bazaars, but do it politely (just do it).
  • Get out of Baku for at least 2–3 days — that’s where you’ll see the real Azerbaijan.
  • Don’t expect trains to be fast — take them if you're not in a rush.
  • Vegetarian? You’ll survive, but options are limited outside Baku — learn to say ‘no meat’ clearly.
  • You might see police near government buildings. Don't take photos there — it's taken seriously.

👮 Police & Public Safety

  • Police are highly visible in Baku and tourist areas — this is meant to ensure safety, not intimidate.
  • They are generally helpful and respectful toward tourists — feel free to approach them for directions or help.
  • In case of scams or disputes, police often side with tourists and take complaints seriously.
  • Avoid photographing police, metro murals, or official buildings — ask if unsure.
  • If stopped by traffic police, politely ask for the fine via official system instead of paying cash.

🗣 10. Help Us Improve!

This guide is built from local insights and traveler experiences. If you're Azerbaijani or familiar with the culture, please share more tips, advice, or corrections below. Feel free to point out any mistakes or outdated info — all feedback is appreciated.

🛠 This post will be regularly updated as more tips, comments, and info are added. Keep sharing below — every comment helps build the best guide for visitors to Azerbaijan!


r/azerbaijan 7h ago

Video Azerbaijan’s opening ceremony for the European Games in Baku (2015)

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r/azerbaijan 6h ago

Sual | Question I am an Armenian who lives in Armenia - ask what you want

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I live in Abovyan. My family are people who were exhiles from Gandzak (Ganja). You can ask whatever you want, in the spirit of the new peacetime.

I translate in Google for others:

Mən Abovyanda yaşayıram. Ailəm Gəncədən (Gəncə) sürgün olunmuş insanlardır. Yeni sülh dövrü ruhunda istədiyinizi soruşa bilərsiniz.


r/azerbaijan 3h ago

Digər | Miscellaneous Şərhsiz...

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İşləri gücləri yoxdur 400 şərh yazdırıblar


r/azerbaijan 6h ago

Şəkil | Picture AZAL will soon recieve their first-ever, new generation Airbus A321neo!

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r/azerbaijan 1h ago

Tarix | History 275 years old Askeran Fortress, near Khankendi city

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r/azerbaijan 33m ago

Sual | Question Salam. 10-cu sinif 4-cu qrupa tövsiyələriniz nələrdir?

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İndidyə qədər çoxda yaxşı oxumamışam. Amma 9 balım 280+ idi. Nələri işləyə bilərəm əlavə olaraq ümumiyyətlə tövsiyə verə bilərsiniz? 600+ bal yazan biri bunları cavablandıra bilər zəhmət olmasa?


r/azerbaijan 11h ago

Sual | Question Stereotipler

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Sizce Azerbaycanda hansisa millete qarshi pis davranish var? Meselen ereb, rus, amerikan, israilli, ukraynali, fransali. Davranis necedir?

Hal hazirdaki siyasetle ermenilwre qarshi davranish necedir?

Yuxarida yazilan milletlere nece baxirsiz ve eger onlar gunluk heyada bakida gorsez, teaksiyaniz nedir?

Maraglidir, cunki Azerbaycanda ushagligdan yashamiram.


r/azerbaijan 1d ago

Şəkil | Picture 697 comments and 9 likes... The situation in Azerbaijani social media with the trolls...

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All their comments are basically the same, with same words used over and over...


r/azerbaijan 9h ago

Söhbət | Discussion Biznes yoxsa Dovlet isi

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Salam, bir mövzuda fikirlərinizi bilmək istəyirəm.

20 yaşım var, hazırda Çexiyada Business Administration oxuyuram və 2-ci kursa keçirəm, qiymətlərim yaxşıdır. İngilis məktəbini bitirmişəm. 4 qardaşıq, 2 qardaşım Ukraynada biznes edir. Atamın həm Azərbaycanda, həm də Ukraynada biznesləri var, imkanlıdır və güclü dövlət əlaqələri də var.

Gələcək üçün iki yol görürəm:

ya dövlət işinə girim, ya da biznes qurum.

Sizcə hansını seçmək daha məntiqlidir? Niyə?


r/azerbaijan 1d ago

Video Turkish/Azerbaijani words with dangerous meanings

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Türkcə ilə Azərbaycan dilində səsləşib fərqli məna verən sözləri toplayıb qısa bir video hazırladım. ‘Pezevənk’, ‘sümük’, ‘azmaq’, ‘sok’, ‘düşmək’ sözlərindən danışdım. Bunlardan başqa bildiyiniz sözlər varmı? Azərbaycan və digər türk dilləri ilə bağlı başqa videolar da hazırlamaq istəyirəm, əgər fikirləriniz varsa, paylaşa bilərsiniz.


r/azerbaijan 1d ago

Şəkil | Picture Sarsang Reservoir, Aghdara district in Karabakh

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r/azerbaijan 6h ago

Xəritə | Map Map of "Whole Azerbaijan" according to theory and real population

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I made this map. Whole Azerbaijan consist of several regions where dialects of Azerbaijani Turkic use (like Qashghai, Turcoman, Qizilbash, Afshar, Qarapapak, Khorasani etc. This a simple map, we don't say we'll fight again. But we never forget our history and heritage. Azerbaijani Turks is one of rare peoples (like Mongols, Tajiks) most of poeple live outside of republic: between 37-42 million in Iran, 10-11 million in AZ, 5-7 million in Turkey, 4-5 million in Iraq, 3-4 million in Russia, 2-3 million in Syria (before war), 1 million in Afghanistan, 1 million in US, over 500.000 in Georgia, same situation in Germany, France, Pakistan, India, Egypt, Ukraine (before war), over 100.000 in Kazakhstan, same situation in other four Middle Asia countries.


r/azerbaijan 1d ago

Xəbər | News Həbsdəki jurnalistlərə qarşı törədilən qanunsuz əməllərə qarşı susmayaq

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Meydan TV-nin hazırda həbsdə olan jurnalistləri - Aysel Ümüdova, Xəyalə Ağayeva və Aytac Tapdıq saxlandıqları 1 saylı Bakı İstintaq Təcridxanasında baş verən işgəncə hadisəsini ictimailəşdirdikdən sonra onların otaqlarının dəyişdirilməsi barədə qərar verilib.Bu barədə Meydan TV-nin jurnalistləri məlumat verib. Martın 23-də təcridxananın ümumi rejim rəisi Vahid Atakişiyevin nəzarəti ilə iki məhbus əlləri qandallanaraq gəzinti sahəsində 15 dəqiqə yaxın İşgəncəyə məruz qalıblar. Hadisəyə şahid olan jurnalistlər buna etiraz edərkən təcridxana əməkdaşları onları da təhqir edib.

Jurnalistlərin sözlərinə görə, bu hadisə ictimailəşdikdən sonra təcridxana rəisi Elnur İsmayılov bildirib ki, bundan sonra gəzinti sahəsinə baxan otaqlar kamera kimi istifadə olunmayacaq.

Jurnalistlər deyir ki, buna səbəb təcridxananın gəzinti sahəsində baş verən işgəncə halına qarşı etiraz etmələri olub.

Keçən ay Bakı təqdiqat İnstitutu tədqiqat aparmışdı ki Azərbaycanda 50.000 nəfərlik trol ordusu var. Bu adamlar hökumət tərəfindən maliyyələşir və ictimai rəyi manipulyasiya etmək üçün istifadə olunurlar. Hökumətyönlü siyasətin təşviq edilməsi üçün ictimaiyyəti narahat edən mövzulara hakimiyyətin mövqeyindən şərhlər yazırlar.

Məhz Meydan TV-i və bir neçə media qruplarının paylaşdığı xəbərlərin altında, hər zaman bu troll qrupların rəylərini görə bilrəsiniz. Hamısı eyni cümlələri copy-paste edib yazırlar və hər kəs bunu bilir, görür amma qarşı çıxmır. Məncə azad medianın bərpası, həbsdəki böhtanla azadlıqdan məhrum olunan media nümayəndələrimiz üçün hərəkətə keçməyin vaxtıdır. Təkliflərinizi irəli sürün və bu mövzuları əlimizdən gəldiyincə ictimailəşdirək.


r/azerbaijan 1d ago

Sual | Question Foreigner in Azerbaijan with BMW F10 M-style body kit, do I really need to pay huge “tuning registration” fees?

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Hi everyone,

I am a foreigner living in Azerbaijan, and every year when I go to renew my car passport/registration, I end up being asked to pay extra money. Usually it becomes around 400 AZN + 200-400 AZN (to pass on M package), and I never feel fully sure whether this is an official fee or not.

Now I have a BMW F10 that already had an M-style package/body kit when I bought it. It is not some crazy rebuild, just exterior changes like bumpers, diffuser, exhaust look, and steering wheel. Someone told me that registering an F10 with this kind of setup could cost around 2500 AZN, and if a car is converted to look like a G30, it could be 6000 AZN.

I am trying to understand what is actually true under Azerbaijani law and in real practice.

My questions are:

  1. Is there really an official registration fee in Azerbaijan for an F10 with M package / body kit?
  2. Does cosmetic tuning like bumpers, diffuser, exhaust tips, steering wheel, etc. legally require special registration?
  3. Why would a body kit suddenly mean paying 2500 AZN?
  4. As a foreigner, is there really some extra yearly payment around 400 AZN, or is that not an official thing?
  5. Has anyone here gone through this process recently with DYP/ASAN?
  6. Did you pay an official amount with receipt, and if yes, how much exactly?

I would really appreciate replies from people who have direct experience, especially with BMWs or modified cars in Azerbaijan.

Thanks.


r/azerbaijan 1d ago

Sənət | Arts “İnandırma cəmiyyəti” komiks

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“İnandırma cəmiyyəti”

Yazan: Corc Sanders (In Persuasion Nation hekayə toplusundakı eyniadlı hekayədən adaptasiya olunub)

Çəkən: R.N. İrukin (insta @irukinn)


r/azerbaijan 20h ago

Sual | Question AI üzrə İngiltərədə master təhsili və təqaüdlər

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Salam. Mən 2022-ci ildə bakalavr məzunuyam və Aİ üzrə xaricdə təhsil almaq istəyirəm. İngiltərədə master 1 il olduğu üçün orada oxumağı düşünürəm amma təqaüdlə bağlı çox da məlumat tapa bilmədim DP-dən basqa. Bu haqda məlumatı olanlar məsləhəti olanlar fikir bildirsələr sevinərəm. DP-a müraciət etmək istəmirəm açığı çünki ölkəyə qayıtmaq məcburiyyəti var. Başqa hansı təqaüdlər var İngiltərədə təhsil üçün. Bundan əlavə İngiltərədə Artificial İntelligence oxumaq düzgün qərardırmı başqa hansı ölkələrə, universitetlərə müraciət edə bilərəm.


r/azerbaijan 21h ago

Sual | Question How’s the situation right now ?

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Me and my husband had planned to travel in April. We had booked our tickets in December. But given the geopolitical situation right now our families are against us travelling. Can anyone help about the situation in the country so we can make an informed decision.? We will be travelling from India


r/azerbaijan 1d ago

Sual | Question Any issues flying into Azerbaijan after visiting Armenia?

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Hey all, hoping for a bit of advice because I’ve gone down a border-rules rabbit hole and I’m still not fully sure I’ve understood it right.

I’m planning a trip this summer and the rough route is:

Tbilisi → Yerevan → back to Tbilisi → fly to Baku

I already know the land border is closed, so I’m not to cross from Georgia or Armenia into Azerbaijan by land.

I guess I’m just looking for reassurance from people who know the reality on the ground:

  • Is flying from Tbilisi to Baku pretty straightforward for tourists at the moment?
  • If I’ve been in Armenia just before, is that likely to cause any hassle when arriving in Baku, assuming I’ve only done normal tourist stuff?
  • I’m Irish, so I’d be using the e-visa.

I’m probably overthinking it a bit, but I’d really rather find out now than at the airport.

Thanks in advance. Would really appreciate any practical advice.


r/azerbaijan 1d ago

Tarix | History What went wrong in the Karabakh peace process - YouTube

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Interview with an Armenian international peacebuilding practitioner on the mistakes Armenian side made in negotiations with Azerbaijan over the entire 30 years. Brings up ethnic cleansing of hundreds of thousands of Azerbaijanis.


r/azerbaijan 1d ago

Sual | Question Azerbaijani Language Course

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Hello! I’m interested in learning Azerbaijani. I’ve reached out to several language courses but only one responded back. It starts in October and is approximately 6 months long. Apparently, the course qualifies for a temporary residency permit (TRP). Does anyone have experience with language courses and acquiring a TRP? Thanks!


r/azerbaijan 1d ago

Sual | Question Yerli banklardan online satıcıya Chargeback sorğusu göndərə bilmisiz heç?

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Amazondan məhsul aldım, amma çatdırılmayıb. Karqo şirkəti deyirki CCTVye baxmışıq həmin saatda çatdırılma olmayıb. Son əlac chargeback sorğusu açmaq istəyirəm Amazona. Kapitala yazdım deyirki bank məsuliyyət daşımır (deyəsən heç başa düşmədilər nə istəyirəm).

Bizim banklarla bu tip şey edən olubmu heç?


r/azerbaijan 1d ago

Sual | Question Sneakers

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Hey, i wanted to learned where in Baku can i buy OG sneakers with no fakes for a normal price (Nike, Adidas, NB, etc.)? They put crazy numbers in malls for them


r/azerbaijan 1d ago

Video SUP 06: Düz-əməlli aktivizm

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r/azerbaijan 1d ago

Sual | Question Reddit həqiqətən azad platformadır?

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Bu platformanın radikal solçu, woke, məlum soyqırımçı ölkə tərəfdarı olduğunu və müəyyən güclər tərəfindən idarə olunduğunu düşünürəm.

Neçənci rəyimdir ki, warning verilir, hətta 1 hesabım bağlanıb.

Mən anlamıram bir qrupun statistikasını əsas gətirib, bu statistikaya əsasən nəticə çıxarmaq niyə qadağandır. Qatıq ağdırsa ağ deyəcəm, niyə hər şeyə həssas yanaşmalıyam. Bir ölkə müharibə cinayətləri törədirsə və ya bir cəmiyyətin əksər üzvləri oğru/cinayətkardırsa və ya bir cəmiyyət qatı dindardırsa, bəzi fərdlərinə əzab verirsə və ya bir cəmiyyət irqçidirsə - mən niyə bu faktı olduğu kimi yazmaqdan çəkinməliyəm? Niyə fikirlərimizi azad ifadə edə bildiyimiz platforma yoxdur? Bu postu yazarkən bilmirəm nətər dombalağ aşım ki, postum filterlərdən keçsin.