- Gosha Gala Tower - You’ll start at Gosha Gala Tower or you can also get picked up from your accommodation.
- Diri Baba Mausoleum - With two stories, Diri Baba Mausoleum dates to the 15th century. According to legend, Diri Baba, a holy man, is buried there in an undisclosed location. Other legends added more mystical details, which made the place a focus for pilgrims since the 17th century. The entire complex is built inside the rock and from the side, the impression is created that the tomb is suspended in the air. Climb the stairs to the second floor, where you will find the most interesting part of the mausoleum, a room with a vaulted dome, a stone carved decoration and a memorial to Sheikh Ibrahim on the wall. Through the narrow passage in the northern wall you can reach the cave, where the holy place is buried. As you climb the floors you will notice more ancient and mysterious inscriptions!
- Juma Mosque - Juma Mosque in Shamakhyâ Juma Mosque of Shamakhi is the largest mosque of Azerbaijan. Moreover, it is one of the first mosques of Azerbaijan after the Arab occupation of Caucasus. Built more than 1,200 years ago Shamakhi Dzhuma mosque still remains one of the largest cult structures of the Caucasus.
- Lahic - A little village called Lahij ,where is protected by UNESCO, can take your breath away with its antique cobbled streets and stone houses. All houses and streets remained untouched by the time, which bring you in the unique atmosphere of a medieval city with it’s inherent color. Lahij has preserved its trade and craft center and you can explore unique hand-made items from copper, adorned with carving in the form of oriental ornaments, knitted and weaved goods, wood and leatherware, souvenir knives and many other.
- Zarnava - Suspension bridge, Ismailli (Ismayilli) District, Shirvan, Azerbaijan. An iron suspension bridge spans the Girdmanchay, a fast-flowing river. The bridge is one of the most whimsical rivers in Azerbaijan. Girdman was built on the river in 1969. The bridge is 28 meters long and is the most important pedestrian path to the village of Zarnava.
- Ismailli - Discover
- Professional Tour guide service
- Multilingual guides (English, Russian, Japanese)
- Authentic culinary experience
- Lunch featuring Azerbaijani national dishes
- Comfortable transportation
- Option of brand new SUV, Mercedes minivan or sprinter for large groups
- Inclusive fees
- TripAdvisor experiences brokerage fee covered
- Convenient travel
- Pickup and drop-off from Baku accommodation included
- Any personal expenses
Explore the enchanting Lahij village, a site safeguarded by UNESCO for being a premier center of craftsmanship and commerce in the Caucasus region. Settlement in this area traces back to the 3rd and 4th centuries, boasting ancient water and sewage systems still in use after a millennium. Wander the stone-paved lanes for hours, taking in the array of handmade goods produced by local crafters who continue age-old methods of manipulating non-ferrous metals like copper and bronze. Lahij artisans’ exquisite copper creations were showcased at the 1873 World Exhibition in Vienna. Our excursion will also include a visit to the Zarnava suspension bridge in the Ismailli region, known for its idyllic landscapes, top-tier honey, dairy, and wine. Following our journey through Lahij, we’ll enjoy an outdoor feast featuring assorted kebabs (morsels of lamb, kofte, chicken, and roasted veggies), crisp salads, and authentic homemade wine.
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