LANKARAN-LERIK TOUR
Description
This full-day group tour of Lankaran and Lerik in Azerbaijan is a great way to experience the region's history and culture. You'll visit the Lankaran Khan's house and Circular Castle, explore the local market, and have the option to relax at the Ibadi Thermal Spring Bath House. In Lerik, you'll visit the Longevity Museum and Flag Square for stunning views of the city. The tour includes transportation and a knowledgeable guide. It's a great way to experience the highlights of the region in just one day.
| Price for adult (Age 11 - 99) : 53 USD | Price for child (Age 6 - 10) : 26 USD | Price for infant (0 - 5) : 0 USD |
| Start: 9 AM | Finish : 9 PM | Duration : 12 Hour |
Tour Program
- Pickup from hotel
- Lankaran City
- Lankaran Khan’s house
- Circular Castle
- Local Market “Boyuk Bazar”
- Ibadi: Thermal Spring Bath House (Optional)
- Visit to Lerik
- Longevity Museum
- Flag Square
- Drop-off to hotel
- Included: Pickup from hotel, Transportation Tour guide, Drop-off to hotel
- Excluded: Lunch, Entrance Fees
Destinations
Lankaran Khan’s house
Lankaran Khan's House is a historical monument located in the city of Lankaran in Azerbaijan. The house was built in the 18th century and served as a residence for the rulers of the Lankaran Khanate. It is known for its unique architecture, featuring a combination of Eastern and Western styles, and for its beautiful ornamental design.
Circular Castle
The Circular Castle, also known as the Lankaran Fortress, is a historical monument located in the city of Lankaran in Azerbaijan. It was built in the 18th century by the rulers of the Lankaran Khanate to protect the city from invaders. The castle has a unique circular design, with walls that are 3 meters thick and a diameter of about 200 meters. It has 10 semi-circular bastions and several gates for entry and exit.
Ibadi: Thermal Spring Bath House
The Ibadi Thermal Spring Bath House is a historical monument located in the city of Lankaran in Azerbaijan. The bathhouse was built in the early 20th century during the period of the Russian Empire and was designed to harness the natural thermal waters of the region for public use. The bathhouse has a unique design, featuring a central pool filled with hot water that is said to have therapeutic properties. Visitors can enjoy a relaxing soak in the warm waters and benefit from the healing properties of the mineral-rich thermal springs.
Longevity Museum
Lerik Museum of Longevity was founded in 1991. 1321 exhibits are exhibited in two halls of the museum. The museum presents materials reflecting secrets of long living