Alti Aghaj National Park, Altiaghach

Altiagadzh National Park is located in two districts: Khizyn and Siyazan, this is in the north-east of the country. The name of the park comes from the word "agadzh" - a measure of distance, was approximately 7 kilometers, and "alti" in the local dialect means six. It was created on August 31, 2004 and covers an impressive area of ​​11,035 hectares. This national park was created with the aim of developing ecotourism, protecting natural complexes, preserving and restoring the flora and fauna of the area, and preserving the natural landscape of the southeastern ridge of the Greater Caucasus. The Atachay River and several of its tributaries flow through the territory of the Altaiagadzh National Park. Part of the park is covered with deciduous forests, the main types of trees here are Caucasian oak, Caucasian hornbeam, oriental beech, ash and birch. Of the shrubs, prickly hawthorn, wild rose and blackberry are most often found. Of the animals in the park: roe deer, bears, wild boars, lynxes, foxes, hares, wolves, small rodents and other mammals. At Altyagadzh National Park, there is a Wildlife Restoration Center and an Animal Rehabilitation Clinic.

Nice park looks like deep jungle