Explore ancient Şamaxı and scenic Gabala. Discover rich history, stunning landscapes, and cultural treasures on this unforgettable group tour.
Explore ancient Şamaxı and scenic Gabala. Discover rich history, stunning landscapes, and cultural treasures on this unforgettable group tour.
- Juma Mosque - Located in Shamakhi city, the capital of the ancient state of Shirvan, this area is renowned as one of the most culturally vibrant regions of the country. It is celebrated as the heart of Azerbaijan’s poetry and viticulture, with its beauty and reputation known worldwide. Visitors have the opportunity to explore the Juma Mosque,…
- Juma Mosque - Located in Shamakhi city, the capital of the ancient state of Shirvan, this area is renowned as one of the most culturally vibrant regions of the country. It is celebrated as the heart of Azerbaijan’s poetry and viticulture, with its beauty and reputation known worldwide. Visitors have the opportunity to explore the Juma Mosque, whose impressive architecture captivates all who see it. The mosque’s history offers insights into the Islamic heritage of Azerbaijan, adding to its significance as the oldest Muslim temple in the Caucasus.
Continuing the journey, travelers pass through the Mugan Mountain Pass, with stunning landscapes leading to the north-west of Azerbaijan.
- Topchu - After a day filled with activities, the tour pauses in the lush Ismailli forest for lunch. The serene environment and a three-course meal featuring traditional cuisine provide 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 once served as a capital and now hosts the renowned Tufandag ski resort. Visitors can enjoy breathtaking views from cable cars that traverse the area. The region’s highest point, Sleeping Beauty Mountain, stands majestically 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 profound connection to the country’s natural beauty. The experience of strolling along the shore, lost in thought, creates a tranquil and enchanting atmosphere.
The tour concludes in the vibrant city of Baku, distinct yet inherently connected to the rest of the country. Visitors return feeling rejuvenated, content, and pleasantly exhausted, having gained new insights and experiences.
- Seven Beauties Waterfall - A highlight of the journey is the visit to the Seven Beauties Waterfall, a short drive from Gabala. Nestled in a verdant forest, this stunning natural wonder features seven cascading levels, each with its own charm and breathtaking views.
As visitors ascend the path, they are enveloped by the sounds of rushing water, birdsong, and the fresh forest air. Although reaching the higher levels can be challenging, especially after the fourth level which involves climbing stairs, the panoramic views and peaceful ambiance make the effort worthwhile.
Along the way, quaint local cafés offer a chance to rest and enjoy traditional tea with a view. This location is a perfect retreat into nature, where every moment feels like a scene from a fairy tale.

- Transport with air-conditioning
- TripAdvisor Experiences brokerage fee
- Visit to Nohur Lake
- Professional tour guide
- Transport with air-conditioning
- TripAdvisor Experiences brokerage fee
- Visit to Nohur Lake
- Professional tour guide
- Lunch
- Cable Car Ticket
- Lunch
- Cable Car Ticket
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…
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.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.