War Remnants Park — Local services in Baku City

I recently visited this Park and was thoroughly impressed by the entire experience. The park was beautifully maintained, with a wide range of facilities and amenities that made it a perfect spot for a leisurely day out.

One of the things that really stood out to me was the stunning natural scenery. The park is surrounded by lush greenery and peaceful walking trails, making it a perfect place to escape the hustle and bustle of the city.

In addition to the natural beauty of the park, there were also plenty of activities to keep me entertained. The playgrounds were well-maintained and perfect for children, and there were also several sports facilities available for those looking for a more...

I would like to inform those who consider it unfair that there is a different price for locals and foreigners here that the money paid here is spent on the 'Yashat' Foundation. This foundation is intended for the families of soldiers who were martyred in the war and for wounded soldiers. In most places around the world, entry prices are different for the country’s citizens and for foreigners. It seems that for some of the foreigners who left comments here, this is their first trip :))) The park is very interesting, and I recommend everyone to come and see the enemy equipment destroyed by our...

So cool to see society finally reach a point where we can openly celebrate genocidal lunatics and display the items they gathered from their mutilated corpses. I was worried the advent of being able to see the effects of ethnic cleansing and sectarian violence via the internet would put an end to genocidal violence, thankfully i’m wrong! Glad to see kids and parents alike can revel in the tangible representations of their state’s prideful attitude toward their crimes against humanity. 5 stars because it is almost unimaginably...