Agstafa city
The area is allocated on the west of Azerbaijan in foothills of Big Caucasus, on the border bounded with Georgia and Armenia. Climate in the area is moderate. Along the territory of the area, there is following main Kura river of Azerbaijan, inflow of Kura – Agstafa River and some of other few river. There is exist Jandargel lake. On Kura riverbank, it is allocated Garayazi’s wild life sanctuary, having been founded out with aim of tugay forests to be safeguarded. On the territory of the area there were stored numerous archeological and historical memorials. Among them as follows: having been registered into the list of memorials of the global meaning, the settlement of bronze century Teyretepe in village Ashagi Geychali and monument made of bronze – beginning of Iron Age – the settlement Choban-dashi in Dagkesemen village.
Monuments like such kinds are available in other places as well. In surroundings of Kechasker, the settlement of the Stone Age Molla Nagi Tapasi, the settlement of bronze Iron Ages. Durnatepe, Beyuktepe, Shish Guzey Piri and medieval memorial Haja Dag Piri. Nearby the city Agstafa – settlement s of bronze and iron Ages – Jantepe, Yastitep. As well as it is possible to remind Tatli, Yukhari Geychali, Hasansu, Ashagi Goychali villages. Findings having been found out whilst making archeological diggings: jugs, necklaces, bowels, vases, separate articles of home are being kept in local Museum of Local Lore, history and economy.