• Hirkan National Park - Nestled in the southern region of Azerbaijan, within the Talysh Mountains, Hirkan National Park is a natural gem. This mountainous park is adorned with a stunning deciduous forest. The park boasts a rich diversity of plant species, rivaling the finest international World Heritage sites, with 95 tree species and at least 110 shrub species. In total, there are approximately 1,300 plant species, with 29 endemic to Azerbaijan and another 29 unique to the Caucasus. In the park’s highlands, the elusive Persian leopard, once thought extinct like the Caspian Tiger, was rediscovered in 2007. Red foxes, wolves, and lynxes also inhabit this area of the park.
• Khanbulanchay Reservoir - This scenic reservoir, located in the lower foothills, is ideal for a picnic and a leisurely nature walk. Its name translates to “the spring of the khan” in Azerbaijani. Constructed in 1976 in the Lenkoran region, the lake stretches 4.7 km in length and 2.2 km in width. It is surrounded by forests that are part of Hirkan National Park. Lake Khanbulan, situated in Lankaran, southeastern Azerbaijan, is a captivating blend of nature’s beauty, featuring lush green forests, clear waters, and picturesque foothills. Khanbulan is perfect for hiking and picnicking, thanks to its verdant surroundings and the Talish Mountains.
• Qızılağac - Established in 1929, Qizil-Aghach State Reserve was created to protect and provide a habitat for migrating, swamp, and wild birds during winter and nesting seasons. It is the country’s first reserve by area and the third oldest. The reserve is home to a diverse range of species, including wild boar, wolves, wild cats, badgers, sables, and foxes. The reserve’s water basin also hosts around 54 fish species, offering a delightful sight for visitors.
• Shirvan National Park - Spanning approximately 54,373.5 hectares, Shirvan National Park is a prominent natural attraction in Azerbaijan. The park features lush landscapes with towering trees and wild shrubs, interspersed with sparkling reservoirs. In addition to gazelles, the park is a prime location for bird watching, with 14 species listed in the Red Book.

• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Professional Personal Driver
• Private Transportation
• Professional English Speaking Tour Guide

• Personal Expenses
• Lunch & Dinner

This tour offers an exploration of Azerbaijan’s prominent national reserves, showcasing wildlife, endangered species, migratory birds, and marine life. Hirkan National Park features stunning mountainous terrain adorned with beautiful deciduous forests. Gizil-Agach State Reserve is sure to amaze, as it hosts a vast array of migratory birds that travel from Siberia, south of the Urals, and northern Europe to spend the winter here.

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