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Baku/15.06.22/Turan: Baku-Fizuli-Baku intercity regular bus route will be opened from June 25.
Flights will be organized once a week on Saturdays, the Ministry of Digital Development and Transport reports.
At the first stage the bus will make stops at the rural mosque in Merdinli, Fizuli city center and the International Airport.
Later the route will include visits to Ibe shrine, Garamamedli spring, Karvansaray Gargabazar complex and Devlyatyarly village ("smart village").
Note that citizens will be accompanied by guides when visiting religious, cultural and historical monuments.
Ticket sales will begin June 17 at www.yolumuzqarabaga.az.
Passengers must purchase round-trip tickets. Heroes of the Great Patriotic War, national heroes, family members of shehids and disabled war veterans will be able to travel for free.
* The Fizuli region was liberated from Armenian occupation during the 44-day war in the fall of 2020. -06В-
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