Overview
Embark on a captivating full-day cultural experience from Gabala to Sheki, one of Azerbaijan’s most historically rich and picturesque cities. This full day Sheki Tour is the perfect blend of heritage, architecture, and natural beauty, showcasing the timeless charm of the Silk Road.
Start your day with a scenic drive through the rolling hills of northern Azerbaijan. Upon arrival in Sheki, dive into centuries of history as you explore the spectacular Sheki Khans’ Palace, famous for its intricate frescoes and vibrant stained-glass windows.
Continue your journey through time with a walk around the 18th-century Caravanserai, a magnificent reminder of Sheki’s role in the Silk Road trade network.
Your tour continues with a visit to Kish Village, home to the iconic Albanian Church of Saint Elisha, one of the oldest Christian landmarks in the Caucasus, nestled amidst breathtaking mountain scenery.
Before heading back, explore Sheki’s charming city center where cobblestone streets lead to local craft shops offering traditional kelaghayi, silk, embroidery, and Shebeke (stained glass mosaics). Witness firsthand the artistry passed down through generations.
After an enriching day of exploration, return to Gabala with unforgettable memories of Azerbaijan’s cultural treasures.
Timing
| Duration | Departure Point | Reporting Point | Tour Language |
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| 09 Hours | Hotel Lobby | Hotel Lobby | Please Refer Description | Please Refer Description | English |
Note: Please confirm the Tour Location & Timings with our Customer Support team if required.
Terms And Conditions
General Information
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Cancellation & Refund Policy
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Amendments to Bookings
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User Responsibilities
- Identification & Travel Documents: It is your responsibility to ensure that all necessary identification, visas, or travel documents are valid and available for inspection upon request.
- Health & Safety: You must ensure that you are physically capable of participating in the booked activity. Any health conditions must be disclosed to the Tour Provider in advance to ensure safety.
Force Majeure
- Neither we nor the Tour Provider shall be liable for any delays, cancellations, or failures to provide services due to circumstances beyond our reasonable control, including but not limited to acts of God, natural disasters, government restrictions, strikes, or other emergencies.