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Sheki is one of the most ancient and charming cities of Azerbaijan, located on the picturesque slopes of the Greater Caucasus. Once a major stop on the Silk Road, it is culturally rich and visually stunning.
The city is famous for its silk, intricate 'shebeke' (stained glass) craftsmanship, and the mouth-watering Sheki Halva. The Palace of Sheki Khans, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is a masterpiece of miniature painting and medieval architecture, built without a single nail.
Match with a local expert to uncover hidden gems, skip tourist traps, and taste the real Azerbaijan.

The architecture of Baku is a stone reflection of the political and cultural transformations the city has endured. From becoming the capital of the Shirvanshahs in the late 12th century to the modern day, the cityscape tells a complex story shaped by the Great Silk Road, oil and saffron production, Russian annexation, Sovietisation, and modern independence.

Despite Azerbaijan being known as one of the least religiously observant nations - while maintaining a cultural Muslim majority - Baku offers a memorable spiritual experience. This journey explores the city's diverse and rich cultural background, where faiths have mingled for centuries.

This tour package combines Azerbaijan's most interesting and ancient mountain villages along a single route. The journey begins in Haput and passes through Khinaliq, Qalakhudat, and Qriz, culminating at the Laza waterfalls. Ancient mountain trails that have witnessed millennia, rich history and culture, abundant springs, rugged canyons, and magnificent mountain passes form the essence of this journey. The Qriz-Laza Mixtoken range, the ancient Kokash road, and the Laza waterfall—one of the Caucasus' most beautiful natural gems—transform this route from a simple hike into a true mountain adventure. This tour is designed for those seeking to feel nature, experience the spirit of the Greater Caucasus, and embark on an authentic mountain journey.