Hotel Pickup & Beshbarmag Mountain
After departing from your hotel in Baku, we drive straight to the majestic Beshbarmag Mountain, one of Azerbaijan’s most iconic natural landmarks. This scenic stop offers time to rest, enjoy panoramic views, and learn about the mountain’s spiritual significance and its role along the ancient Silk Road. Your guide will share fascinating stories and local legends connected to this historic place.
Candy Cane Mountain
Our next destination is the famous Candy Cane Mountain, known for its striking red-and-white striped rock formations. This picturesque location is perfect for memorable photos. You’ll have time to walk around, enjoy a light hike, and hear insights about the geological history that makes this mountain so unique.
Guba Forest (Gachrash)
After passing through Guba city, we stop at the lush Gachrash Forest, a peaceful green area ideal for a short break. Breathe in the fresh mountain air, relax among tall trees, and enjoy the serene nature before continuing deeper into the region.
Red Jewish Village (Qırmızı Qəsəbə)
Following the forest stop, we visit the world-famous Red Jewish Village, the only all-Jewish settlement outside Israel and the USA. Here, you’ll learn about centuries-old traditions, culture, and peaceful coexistence.
Gudyalchay River, Canyon Road & Eagle Mountain
Next, we stop at the scenic Gudyalchay River, flowing through dramatic rocky landscapes. After driving along the canyon road, we head to Eagle Mountain, where breathtaking views open up over the surrounding valleys. With a bit of luck, you may witness majestic eagles soaring above the cliffs.
Khinalig Village Experience
The journey concludes at Khinalig Village, one of the highest and oldest continuously inhabited villages in the Caucasus Mountains. Surrounded by stunning alpine scenery, Khinalig offers a deep dive into ancient mountain life. You’ll enjoy a traditional home-cooked meal at a local house, followed by visits to the Khinalig Museum and historic mosque, where you’ll learn about the village’s unique language, customs, and centuries-old way of life. You’ll spend approximately 1.5 hours exploring, walking through stone streets, and soaking in the unforgettable atmosphere of this remote mountain community.
