Khinalig Tour – 2,200 Meters Above Sea Level

The Khinalig Tour takes you to one of Azerbaijan’s most extraordinary and remote destinations, offering an unforgettable journey into the heart of the Greater Caucasus Mountains.

Located more than 2,200 meters above sea level, the ancient mountain village of Khinalig has a history stretching back thousands of years. This remarkable settlement is famous for its unique architecture, distinctive culture, centuries-old traditions, and breathtaking mountain scenery.

Along the way, you’ll see the famous Beshbarmag Mountain, travel through the picturesque Guba region and Gechresh Forest, and discover Red Village (Krasnaya Sloboda), one of the world’s best-known Mountain Jewish settlements.

This tour is perfect for nature lovers, mountain enthusiasts, and travelers seeking authentic cultural experiences and off-the-beaten-path adventures.

PLACES YOU’LL VISIT

Scenic Drive from Baku to Northern Azerbaijan
Enjoy a picturesque journey through Azerbaijan’s northern landscapes toward the majestic Greater Caucasus Mountains.

Beshbarmag Mountain
Stop near one of Azerbaijan’s most distinctive mountains, known for its unusual shape and cultural significance.

Guba Region
Travel through the beautiful Guba region, famous for its mountain scenery, traditional villages, and natural landscapes.

Gechresh Forest
Drive through a picturesque forest area surrounded by lush greenery and mountain landscapes.

Khinalig Mountain Village
Explore one of Azerbaijan’s highest and oldest continuously inhabited mountain villages, renowned for its traditional stone houses, unique language, and rich cultural heritage.

Panoramic Views of the Caucasus Mountains
Admire spectacular mountain scenery and capture unforgettable photographs of the surrounding peaks and valleys.

Red Village (Krasnaya Sloboda)
Discover a unique settlement known for its Mountain Jewish community, centuries-old traditions, and cultural heritage.

Return to Baku
Travel comfortably back to Baku after an unforgettable journey through the mountains of northern Azerbaijan.