Nakhchivan.

Nakhchivan is an Autonomous exclave of Azerbaijan, located between Turkey, Armenia, and Iran. It is separated from the main territory of Azerbaijan by Armenia. Nakhchivan has a long and rich history, with cultural and historical significance. Nakhchivan is often referred to as the "land of Noah" due to the belief that Noah's Ark came to rest on the nearby Mount Agri after the Great Flood. This connection to biblical history has contributed to the region's cultural and religious significance. Nakhchivan is known for its architectural landmarks, including ancient mausoleums, fortresses, and mosques. Some of the notable sites include the Momine Khatun Mausoleum, Alinja Fortress, and Ashabi-Kahf Cave, which is associated with biblical stories. Despite being geographically isolated, Nakhchivan has maintained its cultural heritage and continues to be an important part of Azerbaijan's historical and cultural identity.