The staff of the Institute of Geography under the Ministry of Science and Education of the Republic of Azerbaijan took a memorable trip to the Gabala and Ismayilli districts, organized through the Institute’s Trade Union.
The main purpose of the trip was to ensure that staff members spent their leisure time productively, strengthen communication and solidarity among colleagues, and explore Azerbaijan’s rich historical and cultural heritage and beautiful natural landscapes.
The first stop on the trip was Gabala, where the staff visited the Heydar Aliyev Center. During the visit, they learned about the life and activities of National Leader Heydar Aliyev and explored materials highlighting his exceptional role in the history of Azerbaijani statehood.
The trip continued in the Ismayilli district. The Institute’s staff visited Basgal village, one of the district’s ancient settlements, where they became acquainted with its historical and architectural features and distinctive national and cultural heritage. With its ancient streets, traditional architecture, and rich craftsmanship traditions, Basgal left a positive impression on the participants.
The next destination was Yeddi Gozal Waterfall, one of Azerbaijan’s most picturesque natural attractions. The staff admired the surrounding natural beauty and enjoyed spending time in nature. Throughout the trip, participants had the opportunity to explore the region’s rich natural environment, green forests, and scenic mountain landscapes.
At the end of the excursion, a meal was organized for the group. The gathering continued with a music and entertainment programme, giving colleagues an opportunity to take a break from their daily work routines, enjoy time together, and strengthen their personal connections in a friendly atmosphere.
The trip concluded with pleasant memories for all participants. Such activities contribute to strengthening friendship and solidarity within the team, promoting the social and emotional well-being of employees, and further developing positive working relationships.
