• Juma Mosque - Located in Shamakhi city, the capital of the ancient state of Shirvan, this area is renowned for its rich cultural heritage. Known as the heart of Azerbaijan’s poetry and viticulture, Shamakhi’s beauty is celebrated worldwide. Visitors can explore the Juma Mosque, a striking architectural masterpiece. Here, one can learn about the history of Islam in Azerbaijan, adding to the mosque’s significance as the oldest Muslim temple in the Caucasus.

Continuing the journey, travelers will traverse the Mugan Mountain Pass, with stunning landscapes leading to the north-west of Azerbaijan.

• Topchu - After a day filled with adventure, the tour pauses in the lush Ismailli forest for a delightful lunch. The serene environment and a three-course meal of traditional cuisine offer a memorable experience for tourists. The break concludes with tea served in traditional Azerbaijani armudu cups. Refreshed, the tour resumes, embarking on the next exciting segment.
• Tufandag Mountain Resort - The tour arrives in the splendid city of Gabala, the capital of the Gabala district. With roots tracing back to Caucasian Albania, Gabala was once the capital and is now a grand ski resort featuring the renowned “Tufandag” hotel. Visitors can enjoy breathtaking views from cable cars that span the area. The region’s highest point, Sleeping Beauty Mountain, rises over two thousand meters above sea level.
• Nohur Gol - The next destination is equally picturesque. On the return journey to the capital, travelers discover a large, secluded lake, offering a serene experience. This hidden gem allows visitors to connect deeply with the country’s natural beauty, creating a tranquil and enchanting atmosphere.

The tour concludes in the vibrant Baku City, a place both distinct and yet inherently connected to the rest of the country. Visitors return feeling rejuvenated, content, and pleasantly exhausted, having gained new insights and experiences.

• Diri Baba Mausoleum - Situated in the Gobustan District near Qobustan city, the Diri-Baba Mausoleum is one of Azerbaijan’s most intriguing historical landmarks. Constructed around a thousand years ago, it is nestled in a breathtaking ravine, often referred to as “Little Petra.” Believed to be the resting place of a renowned Sufi mystic, it stands as both an architectural wonder and a significant religious site.

The mausoleum’s unique design and stunning location attract visitors, offering a blend of history and spirituality that highlights Azerbaijan’s profound cultural connection to nature. The Diri-Baba Mausoleum is an essential stop for anyone exploring the country’s rich heritage.

• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Professional Tour Guide

• Any personal expenses
• Lunch
• All fees and/or taxes
• 19₼ (12$) - Tickets to cable car in Gabala
• Ticket to Diri Baba Mausoleum - 9₼ (5$)

Şamaxı Şamaxı, formerly Shemakha, city, east-central Azerbaijan. It is located 76 miles (122 km) west of Baku and is one of the oldest cities in the republic, dating from the 6th century ad, but the modern city was not incorporated until 1824. From the 9th to the 16th century, it was the residence of the Shirvan shahs.

Gabala, which is located about 225 km away from the capital city of Azerbaijan, is a perfect place for rest and tourism. The weather here is mild in spring and autumn, hot in summer and cold in winter. In addition to marvelous weather, Gabala suggests gorgeous historical monuments, which emerge all around the city and its vicinity.

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