• Juma Mosque - The journey begins at the Juma Mosque of Shamakhi, also known as the Friday Mosque of Shamakhi (Azerbaijani: Şamaxı Cümə Məscidi), located in Shamakhi, Azerbaijan. The mosque’s construction dates back to 743-744, as determined by a geological commission from Tiflis led by Prince Shahgulu Qajar. This date is inscribed in Arabic on the mosque’s facade, marking the year 126 in the Islamic calendar as its founding year.[1] During this era, the construction of new religious structures, such as mosques, commenced in Azerbaijan. The historical architecture of ancient Islamic monuments is linked to Arab rule and the spread of Islam in Azerbaijan. The Friday Mosque of Shamakhi is recognized as the first mosque in the Caucasus, following the Cathedral Friday Mosque of Derbent, built in 734.
• Zernava Bridge - The Zarnava hanging bridge is a delicate suspension footbridge in Azerbaijan, crossing the Girdman river to connect the Zarnava hamlet with the main road. It serves as a crucial link for locals and is a favored tourist attraction. Visitors can traverse the bridge to reach hiking trails, admire the river valley views, and capture photos of the picturesque scenery.
• Lahij - State Historical And Cultural Reserve - Lahij village is a historical-architectural gem established in the 5th century B.C. along the Girdimanchai river canyon. This ancient village is renowned for its charming stone-paved sidewalks. The tour’s highlight includes visits to traditional workshops crafting jewelry, copperware, carpets, pottery, daggers, and iron tools. Lahij is also noted for its medieval water supply and sewage systems.

• Convenient pick-up and drop-off service
• Travel in comfort with an English-speaking driver

• Food and drinks
• Additional expenses during the tour
• Entrance fee

For those who are fans to plunge into the world of the Middle Ages, Lahij should be first on the list of places where You need to go. Located in the Ismayilli region of Azerbaijan, in the intermountain basin of the southern slope of the Greater Caucasus, Lahij village attracts with its preserved historical appearance. There
another world will open for you, so different from the usual modern cities. It seems as if you make a leap in time five centuries ago. Walking through the old narrow streets, you will plunge into the real world of the Middle Ages with mosques, baths, and paved with river stone-houses in which people live today. Since ancient times Lahij is famous for handicrafts and carpets. On your way, you will encounter a variety of workshops, where the craftsmen will show you a warm welcome.

The places you will visit during the tour:

• Diri Baba Mausoleum (holy place)
• Juma Mosque in Shamaxi
• Lahij village in Ismayilli

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.