Pink Lake (Masazir) — the most unique lake in Azerbaijan, renowned for its unusual hue. There are only eight pink lakes in the world, and one of them is right here in Azerbaijan. Note: During the winter period (from December 1 to March 31), visits to the Pink Lake Masazyr are temporarily suspended, as due to natural conditions the lake loses its characteristic pink shade. This allows more time to be spent at other key locations of the itinerary, including the Shahdag Mountain Resort, which makes the tour even more rich and comfortable. This location is unavailable till april 30.

The capital of Azerbaijan is connected to the largest cities of Russia by the M1 motorway. This motorway is followed by the beautiful landscapes, one of which is the peaks of Beshbarmaq Mountain. There are plenty of different legends involving this mountain, but the truth about it includes stories about its peak being a guiding point to sailors back in the days. There’s also a holy place called “Pir Hydyr Zundzha” located here, that many respect immensely stopping at the foot of the mountain to pray and worship. Professional guides of Azerbaijan Travel International will not only tell you mythical stories about the place itself, but portray the true story about the life of its habitats.

In the region of Khizi, not far from Baku, you will stop to capture the unique slopes of the mountains. These slopes are distinctive due to their vibrant colors, and there are only about three places like this in the world. Don't miss the opportunity to visit our "Caramel" hills!

Now, with the sun shining high in the sky, tourists are led to the restaurant in Quba, that includes multiple food and beverage choices. From meat kebab to vegetables, salads and chicken, you’ll have the opportunity to try something that suits your specific taste.

After lunch, you will set off to the village of Khinalug. Your journey will take you through the Gudialchay Gorge, a historic path that has been traversed for centuries by people from around the world. Local shepherds have led their flocks to the river of the same name, and warriors from some of the greatest Eastern empires have walked this route as well.

Nestled amidst the breathtaking peaks of the Greater Caucasus Mountains, lies the ancient village of Khinalig. Perched at an elevation of 2,350 meters (7,700 feet) above sea level, Khinalig proudly holds the distinction of being recognized as the highest continuously inhabited settlement in Europe. The people who live there have a life so inherently different from what we might expect, having a unique language of their own, own traditions and freedom that some of us can’t even imagine having.