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“ACT Azerbaijan” presents results of the survey it conducted on April 19 – May 1 in Baku city.
Most of the Baku residents leave their homes for Absheron seaside villages simultaneously with the start of May when the Sun starts warming the ground. Calm winter days of Absheron are replaced by buoyant, crowdy summer season due to the massive flow of people to seaside suburb villages. Seaside villas pose to be the best place for getting rid of the winter cold and working stress.
Results of our survey revealed that only one fourth (23 %) of Baku residents own suburb mansions, while the rest are dreaming to have a villa close to the blue seawater and golden beach sand.
Mardakan, a suburb village in northern Absheron is an ideal location for 18% of surveyed residents. One of the most beautiful seaside villages Novkhani comes in at number two (16 %), while Bilgah, once boasting worlwide famous Jumeirah hotel complex, is the third most desired place for a suburb house (9 %). Buzovna (6 %), Shuvalan (5 %), Pirshagi (3 %) are also among best places as for the Baku people. Some 13 % of respondents said location for a suburb mansion doesn’t matter to them. There are only 5 who are satisfied with their urban life and not interested in having an outskirt house.
The rest of respondents prefered to spend summer days in other Absheron villages, including Turkan, Zagulba, Fatmayi and others.
Survey was conducted via phone among 400 respondents in Baku city on on April 19th – May 1st. Incorrectness rate of the survey is 4.9 % maximum.
“ACT Azerbaijan” presents results of the survey it conducted on April 19 – May 1 in Baku city.
Simultaneously with the arrival of summer Baku residents start talking too much about the weather and weather forecast for each day. Everyone, from seven to seventy complain about the hot weather. This is the “topic of summer” for all in Baku through tens decades. Interestingly, what helps Bakuvians kill their thirst during hot summer days?
Still water is the best choice against thirst among vast majority of Baku residents (76 %). Half of the people (48 %) drink tea to get rid of thirst. One fifth of Bakuvians consume stewed fruit or flavored fizzy drinks for this purpose (each 20%). Thirst is killed by sparkled water for 16% of Baku people. Buttermilk comes to help 17% of city residents. While 12% of people prefer natural juice to quench the thirst of summer, beer is the choice of only 3%.
Survey was conducted via phone among 400 respondents in Baku city on on April 19th – May 1st. Incorrectness rate of the survey is 4.9 % maximum.
