Foreign students of the university visited museums in the autonomous republic.

Students at the Heydar Aliyev Museum were informed that the museum was established by the order of the Supreme Assembly of Nakhchivan AR dated February 18, 1999 and has been operating since May 10, 1999. It was noted that the museum displays stands dedicated to the Great Leader's family, his childhood and youth, personal documents and materials related to his tenure as chairman of the Supreme Assembly of Nakhchivan AR, letters, decisions and orders signed by him, copies of agreements signed with Turkey and Iran. are.

The guide of the Carpet Museum informed the students that the museum has been operating since April 1998. The museum, which started operating in the 200-year-old Khan Palace in the Khan Dik of the Gala neighborhood, has been moved to a new building on Heydar Aliyev Avenue since 2010. The museum displays 264 pile and non-pile carpets, various handicrafts, embroidery, weaving tools, 60 pieces of copper and pottery.

Then the students at the "Khan's Palace" were informed that the historical and architectural monument of the XVIII century was built in the Eastern architectural style. The palace was the residence of Nakhchivan khan Rahim khan.

It was noted that the building consists of a basement and 8 upper rooms. It was built in the ancient fortress neighborhood, 50-60 m from the tomb of Momuna Khatun.

It was noted that the castle was built of baked bricks, the windows were in the style of a lattice, and the rooms were decorated with niche forms typical of ancient Nakhchivan houses.