Gosha Gala Tower - We pick up from central hotels in Baku except for those located in the Old City and nearby areas. Guests from these locations should come to the Double Gates, the main entrance of the Old City (Qosha Qala qapisi).

Besh Barmag Mountain - Traveling along the M1 motorway that links Azerbaijan’s capital with Russia’s largest cities, you’ll encounter Beshbarmak Mountain near the Caspian Sea coast. This mountain is a pilgrimage site for locals and has served as a navigational landmark for sailors due to its height and shape. At the base of Beshbarmag Mountain lies the holy site “Pir Hydyr Zundzha,” where travelers stop to pray and worship. Your professional guide will share the mythical stories tied to this location.

Candy Cane Mountain - One of Azerbaijan’s most scenic roads stretches about 40 kilometers from the Guba-Baku highway westward to the mountain village of Altiaghaj. Midway, you’ll pass through a striking valley bordered by rolling shale mountains with red, orange, pink, and chalk-colored swirls. British travel writer Mark Elliott, author of the popular ‘Azerbaijan’ guidebook, named them the Candy Cane Mountains, a name that has stuck with travelers. The vibrant colors are attributed to groundwater altering the oxidation state of iron compounds in the rock.

Qirmizi Qasaba - The next stop is Guba city, set in one of Azerbaijan’s most picturesque landscapes. En route to Guba, guests will visit the unique Jewish settlement in the mountains, known as the