Tour to the Red Land

Ateshgah is a temple of fire worshipers, a place where pilgrims from India and Persia prayed and lived. The ancient Temple with a caravanserai adjacent to it and the altar itself, surrounded by many cells. Each room is a vivid example of the ascetic way of life that the believers living here led. Above the rooms you can see small tablets with inscriptions in Farsi and Sanskrit. You can also listen to Zoroastrian prayers and be photographed by the sacred fire.

Yanardag (literally "burning mountain") valley mountains are unique burning torches. Once you are there, you begin to understand the power of fire. Impressions last a long time!

Here you can see how the Azerbaijanis lived, how they farmed in the period from XVI to XIX centuries. On the territory of the museum with an area of 1.2 hectares there are ancient dwellings - portable tents made of animal skins and, later replaced by them, stone and clay-straw houses with domes, an ancient forge, a market, pottery workshops, a bakery, a thresher and other interesting buildings of the 16-19 century, you will climb to the Gala fortress.