- Besh Barmag Mountain - The capital of Azerbaijan is connected to the largest cities of Russia by the M1 motorway. This motorway is followed by the beautiful landscapes, one of which is the peaks of Beshbarmaq Mountain. There are plenty of different legends involving this mountain, but the truth about it includes stories about its peak being a guiding point to sailors back in the days. There’s also a holy place called “Pir Hydyr Zundzha” located here, that many respect immensely stopping at the foot of the mountain to pray and worship. Professional guides of Azerbaijan Travel International will not only tell you mythical stories about the place itself, but portray the true story about the life of its habitats.
- Multi-Colored Mountains of Khyzy - Our next stopping point is truly unique and special. One of the true domains of Azerbaijan’s nature called Candy Cane Mountains or Colored Mountains will be on display for you to observe and enjoy. Its appearance that actually looks just like the candies or sweets make the very interesting combination, the bright reds turning into whites and pinks, creating a breathtaking view.
- Quba - Now, with the sun shining high in the sky, tourists are led to the restaurant in Quba, that includes multiple food and beverage choices. From meat kebab to vegetables, salads and chicken, you’ll have the opportunity to try something that suits your specific taste.
- Shahdag Mountain Resort - Shahdag Mountain Resort, situated in the Qusar City, is famous for its magnificent views and a various range of activities that you can try out there, from cable cars to snowboarding. You’ll have plenty of free time (around two hours) to try out everything you want there, to experience all the winter attractions yourself, and enjoy your time out in the snowy weather.
- Quba - As we enter Guba district, tourists are blown away by the absolute beauty of the landscapes and picturesque surroundings. Our next stopping point carries a name of “Caucasian Jerusalim”, the Red Village. The unique Jews settlement high up in the mountains, standing proud and tall. At this point of the journey we will get to see the synagogue, situated inside the village, and an ancient “red bridge” before moving along our way to have lunch.
- Professional tour guides
- In-vehicle air conditioning
- Lunch
- All fees and/or taxes
On the southern slopes of the Greater Caucasus lies a unique settlement known as Lahij. This village is renowned for its authentic handicraft traditions. The artisans of Lahij have preserved their methods and techniques for working with non-ferrous metals, such as copper and bronze, for centuries. The cobblestone streets of this remarkable town offer picturesque views of tinsmiths and blacksmiths at work, as well as shops that will dazzle you with their carpets and rug crafts. The residents of this medieval village have developed advanced construction techniques to withstand frequent earthquakes. Experts believe that its ancient sewage system was constructed around 1500 years ago. You will also have the opportunity to admire the stunning natural canyon and the Zernava suspension bridge. This magnificent experience will be capped off with a picnic featuring a mix of kebabs (lamb, kofte, chicken, and grilled vegetables), fresh salads, and local homemade wine.
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