Upon arrival, guests are welcomed and transferred through the scenic Maraza region towards Shamakhi, beginning a profound exploration of Azerbaijan’s historical and architectural treasures. The first stop is Diribaba Mausoleum, a 15th-century structure carved directly into the cliffside, where natural rock blends seamlessly with skilled stonework, honoring the revered Sufi saint Diribaba.

Next, travelers visit Juma Mosque, one of the oldest mosques in the Caucasus dating back to the 8th century, celebrated for surviving multiple earthquakes and exemplifying classic Islamic architecture that reflects centuries of faith and endurance.

The tour continues to Yeddi Gumbaz Mausoleum, a royal necropolis featuring seven domed tombs perched on a hilltop, offering sweeping views of the valley below, a site that combines royal history with dramatic landscapes, perfect for reflection and photography.

The journey proceeds to Lahic Village, a mountain settlement famous for its traditional copper craftsmanship, cobblestone streets, and an exceptionally well-preserved medieval water sewage system. Experienced guides provide detailed insights into the village’s artisanal heritage and engineering marvels that have stood the test of time. The day concludes with a transfer to Sheki, where guests are settled into their hotel for overnight rest. The full day of touring spans approximately 8 to 9 hours, with expert guidance, thoughtful stops for photographs and comfortable travel between destinations.