The sample of the Ilanlydag mountain, one of the symbols of Nakhchivan, for several days, has been the cause for termination of traffic on the Bulbul avenue in front of the Heydar Aliyev Palace.
The layout is part of decoration of the scenery that is deployed on a vast territory due to May 10 celebrated on May 10 as flowers day.
But this year, for the first time the border of happiness from 90 anniversary of Heydar Aliyev is so "great" that went beyond the square and occupied the roadway. So, the layout of the mountain is set on the background of a portrait of Heydar Aliyev. According to the authors of the idea, it should symbolize the greatness and power of the Aliyev and his historical homeland.
The whole square before the palace also made to various models of historical monuments.
Apparently, by May 10, they will be covered by the flowers or the mayor Hajibala Abutalibov will come up with something special. So, every year he sets the portrait of Heydar Aliyev of flowers, and is proud that this portrait becomes larger from year to year. So it is possible that citizens will have next "surprise".
Note that even a national holiday Novruz is not marked by the authorities so magnificently as May 10. -02В-
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