Bakyelen

Bakyelen is a village located in the Republic of Dagestan, Russia. It is situated within the Tabasaran district and is part of the rural settlement of Chunikh. The village's geographical setting is characterized by the mountainous terrain typical of the region.

The primary economic activities in Bakyelen historically and currently revolve around agriculture and animal husbandry. Villagers typically cultivate crops suitable for the mountain climate and raise livestock such as sheep and goats. Like many rural settlements in Dagestan, Bakyelen has experienced a degree of out-migration, particularly among younger generations seeking opportunities in larger towns and cities.

Culturally, Bakyelen is part of the broader Tabasaran ethnic group, whose traditions and language are preserved within the community. The village is home to a mosque, serving as the religious center for its inhabitants. Access to the village is primarily via local roads, and its infrastructure, while functional, reflects the challenges of maintaining services in a remote mountainous area. Information regarding specific historical events or detailed demographics of Bakyelen is not widely published in readily accessible sources, making it a community known mainly to its residents and regional administrators.