Qäwrqäns

Qäwrqäns is a village located in the Gornje Lake region of Azerbaijan. It is situated in a mountainous area known for its natural beauty and diverse flora and fauna. The village is primarily inhabited by a community whose traditional lifestyle is closely tied to the surrounding environment. Agriculture, including the cultivation of local crops, and animal husbandry form the backbone of their economy.

The architecture in Qäwrqäns typically features stone and wood, reflecting the available natural resources and the need for structures that can withstand the local climate. Traditional crafts are also an important part of the cultural heritage, with skills passed down through generations. The community maintains a strong sense of local identity and customs, often celebrated through festivals and gatherings.

Access to Qäwrqäns can be challenging due to its remote mountain location, with roads often unpaved and subject to weather conditions. However, this isolation has also helped preserve its unique cultural practices and natural landscapes. Efforts are sometimes made to promote sustainable tourism, allowing visitors to experience the authentic rural life and the scenic surroundings of the Gornje Lake area. The village's existence is a testament to the resilience of communities living in harmony with nature.