• Gosha Gala Tower - Begin your journey at Gosha Gala Tower, or arrange for a pickup from your accommodation.
• Diri Baba Mausoleum - This two-story mausoleum dates back to the 15th century. Legend has it that Diri Baba, a revered holy man, is interred here in a secret location. Over time, additional mystical tales have made this site a pilgrimage destination since the 17th century. The entire structure is carved into the rock, giving the illusion that the tomb is floating. Ascend the stairs to the second floor to discover the most fascinating part of the mausoleum: a room with a vaulted dome, intricate stone carvings, and a memorial to Sheikh Ibrahim on the wall. A narrow passage in the northern wall leads to the cave where the sacred site is located. As you explore the floors, you’ll encounter more ancient and mysterious inscriptions!
• Juma Mosque - Located in Shamakhy, the Juma Mosque is the largest mosque in Azerbaijan and one of the earliest built after the Arab conquest of the Caucasus. Constructed over 1,200 years ago, the Shamakhi Juma Mosque remains one of the largest religious structures in the Caucasus.
• Lahic - Visit the charming village of Lahij, a UNESCO-protected site, known for its antique cobbled streets and stone houses. The village retains its medieval charm, offering a unique atmosphere. Lahij is renowned for its trade and craftsmanship, where you can find exquisite handmade copper items with oriental carvings, knitted and woven goods, wood and leather products, souvenir knives, and more.
• Zarnava - In the Ismailli (Ismayilli) District of Shirvan, Azerbaijan, an iron suspension bridge crosses the fast-flowing Girdmanchay River. Built in 1969, this 28-meter-long bridge is a vital pedestrian link to the village of Zarnava.
• Ismailli - Explore Ismailli, a region known for its picturesque landscapes and production of some of Azerbaijan’s finest honey, dairy products, and wine. After visiting Lahij village, enjoy a picnic featuring a variety of kebabs (lamb, kofte, chicken, and grilled vegetables), fresh salads, and local homemade wine.
• Gosha Gala Tower - Conclude your journey back at the starting point.

• 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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