ISMAILLY-LAHIJ-BASKAL TOUR
TOUR PROGRAM
💠Juma Mosque (Shamakhi)
💠Suspension Bridge
💠The village of Basgal
💠The village of Lagij
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DETAILS
💠Tour Category: PRIVATE
💠Minimum number of people: 1
💠For children under 5 years old : Free
💠Start time: 09:00 AM
💠Duration: 8-9 hours
What's included
💠Air-conditioned vehicle
💠Private comfortable transportation
💠Bottled water
💠All Fees and Taxes
💠Photo assistance
💠Hotel pickup & drop-off
What's not included
💠Lunch
💠Personal expenses
💠Tickets
Meeting & Pick up
🛏️Your hotel or specified address within Baku
🚗Transfer to your hotel or any address in Baku
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PRICE (in USD & AZN) up to 2 person
$205 / 348₼
Ismailly-Lahij-Baskal Historical & Cultural Experiences.
💠 Juma Mosque (Shamakhi)
One of the oldest mosques in the Caucasus, originally built in the 8th century during the early spread of Islam in the region. Despite being damaged by earthquakes over the centuries, it has been carefully restored and remains an important spiritual and architectural landmark of Azerbaijan.
💠 Zarnava Suspension Bridge. (Suspension Bridge) Experience a scenic walk across a traditional suspension bridge surrounded by mountain landscapes. While modern in construction, it reflects the connection between remote villages and offers beautiful panoramic views of rivers and forests.
💠 Basgal (Basgal Village)
A historic mountain village known for its centuries-old traditions of silk production, especially the famous kelaghayi scarves recognized by UNESCO. Walking through its stone-paved streets feels like stepping back in time, where local culture and craftsmanship are still preserved.
💠 Lahij (Lahij Village)
One of the most authentic and well-preserved villages in Azerbaijan, dating back over a thousand years. Lahij is famous for its ancient sewer system, cobbled streets, and traditional copper craftsmanship, which has been passed down through generations. It was an important center along regional trade routes and still maintains its unique language and cultural identity.