Gobustan, Volcanoes, Mosque, Ateshgah and Yanardag

This route is for those who want to find out for one whole day what the Absheron Peninsula hides. Baku country sights.

Gobustan - it was here that ancient sites of primitive people were found, who left behind a lot of rock images - petroglyphs. These primitive monuments of art reflect the culture, economy, worldview, customs, civilization and traditions of ancient people.

Mud volcanoes – You will visit and climb up close to the crater of mud volcanoes. Beautiful scenery, as if you were on the planet Mars.

Bi-bi Eybat Mosque originally built in the 12th century on a rock.

Ateshgah is a temple of fire worshipers, a place where pilgrims from India and Persia prayed and lived. An ancient temple with a caravanserai adjacent to it and the altar itself, surrounded by many cells.

Yanardag (literally “burning mountain”) – the valley of the mountain is a unique burning torch. Once you are there, you begin to understand the power of fire. Impressions last a long time!