Baku, Azerbaijan, May 27
By Elmira Tariverdiyeva - Trend:
Euronews, a European, multilingual news television channel, has broadcasted a video footage highlighting new series of Postcards from Azerbaijan, with the striking new addition to the skyline.
"The Flame Towers are Baku's tallest buildings, overlooking Baku Bay and the Old City," Euronews reported.
Euronews reported that the name and design of the towers are linked to the ancient description of the country: the land of fire, where flames of burning natural gas rise up from the ground.
"Opened in 2013, the towers are used for a hotel, apartments and offices and the tallest has a total of 38 floors," Euronews reported.
"We were proud to build such landmark towers, which have become the new icon of modern Azerbaijan. It's also well known all over the world now," said Murat Sener, the CEO of Daax Construction.
Euronews reported that there are many different views of the towers to enjoy. Once the sun goes down more than 10,000 LED lights on the outside provide a spectacular show.