The initial target for conquest should be the ancient city of Shemakha, which served as the capital of Azerbaijan centuries ago. One notable landmark in this city is the first mosque in Azerbaijan, constructed in the 8th century. This mosque has the capacity to accommodate up to 2000 worshippers simultaneously.

As we continue our journey, we will make our way through the mountains and make a stop at the Ismailli region's forest. A highlight of this stop is the hanging bridge that connects two high mountains, offering impressive views of the surrounding nature on either side.

Now, we finally reached purpose of our tour - Sheki. The highlight of Sheki city is the Sheki Khans' Palace, a remarkable architectural masterpiece painstakingly crafted by hand in the 18th century. This palace is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site, showcasing the historical and cultural significance of the region.

A visit to the 18th-century Caravansarai will transport you back to the bustling atmosphere of a Medieval Bazaar, where merchants from around the world gathered to trade their goods.

Our itinerary includes a stop at the first sweet shop in Sheki, which opened in 1842. Additionally, you will have some free time to explore other local souvenir shops and more.