
Where the name comes from
'Yeddi Gozel' means 'Seven Beauties'. Behind this poetic name lie both the seven waterfalls and an echo of classical Azerbaijani poetry.
The waterfall's name joins nature and culture in a single image.
Name & Legend
The literal explanation is simple: there are seven waterfalls, each beautiful in its own way — hence 'Seven Beauties'. Each step of the cascade is figuratively likened to a separate 'beauty'.
The name is easy to remember and captures the character of the place exactly.

The image of seven
What lies behind the name.
Name & Legend
'The Seven Beauties' ('Haft Peykar') is one of the great poems by the classic of Azerbaijani literature, Nizami Ganjavi. The waterfall's name echoes this image, adding cultural depth to the place.
So the natural cascade takes on a poetic resonance.

The link between the name and Nizami's poem is a cultural echo; interpretations vary across sources.