Yanar Dag or known as burning mountain is a mountain with a height of 116 meters which is about 25 kilometers east of Baku City, Azerbaijan. This eternal fire has a quite unique shape that is formed ...

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A chimney sweep and his colleague get deep on the roofs of Oslo in Dag Johan Haugerud’s curious meditation on marriage and masculinity.

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Just outside Baku, this natural gas-fed fire rises up to three meters, defying wind and rain. Once mystified by Silk Road travelers as divine, Yanar Dag remains a breathtaking symbol of Azerbaijan’s ...

This fire mountain in Azerbaijan has a natural flame that never goes out. Yanar Dag, Azerbaijan Photo Credit: X/@martinaglobal ...

Plus, there's plenty to see, including Yanar Dag, the burning mountain where natural gas has been fuelling a constant fire since the 1950s when it was inadvertently ignited by a shepherd.

Yanar Dag, just outside Baku, where gas seeps out of the ground and has been burning continuously for decades ...

Yanar Dag is located 25 km northeast of Baku. This name translates as "burning mountain." The hill bearing the above name is located on the Apsheron Peninsula in Azerbaijan.