Gabala tour Azerbaijan
Description
The Gabala tour Azerbaijan, is planned for one day.
We will depart from Baku by car to Gabala. During the tour, we will visit the Diri Baba Mosque in Maraza. On the continuation of the tour, in our plans, to visit the Ruins of Ancient Gabala, the first capital of Azerbaijan.
On the way to Gabala, we will visit the Yedi Gozel Waterfall -“Seven Beauties Waterfall”.
Visiting Nohur lake will give you unforgettable emotions. Also, we have Tufandag Mountain Resort to visit. After visiting Gabala Shooting Center, we will back to Baku Upon arrival at Baku, we will transfer you to your hotel.
Price includes:
- Transfer
- Guide services
- Taxes
Price does not include:
- Personal spendings
Contact us to learn the price of the Gabala tour:
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About Gabala:
The history of Gabala totals about 2 thousand years. A lot has changed here during this time. Until 1991, the city was called Kutkashen, and until the beginning of the 70s of the last century, the population was so small. Because of that Gabala was considered a village. But, over the past 15 years, the city has completely changed.
Gabala is located in the foothills of the Greater Caucasus, in the gorge of the Bazar-Yurt and Tufan mountains. Tourists here will find everything they need for a good rest. The mountain air is intoxicating, beautiful rivers, waterfalls, and lakes are pleasing to the eye. Not without reason, people call this region “Azerbaijani Switzerland.”
The streets of the city are striking in their cleanliness and grooming. There are many new buildings in Gabala: a children’s chess school, a modern market, new hotels.
On the outskirts of the city, there are walnut and chestnut forests; many of them are over 100 years old.
The unique tourist route “Alexander Dumas in the Caucasus” runs through the territory of the Gabala region. This route exactly repeats the writer’s journey through the Caucasus in 1858.
In addition, mountaineering and ecotourism are widely developed in the area.
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