 The tour commences at the predetermined meeting point or hotel. The transit from Baku to Ganja covers approximately 4 hours by road. The initial destination is the Mausoleum of Nizami Ganjavi, situated in close proximity to Ganja, the poet’s birthplace. This monumental structure functions as both a burial vault and a commemorative complex, comprising a cylindrical marble edifice with a height of 20 meters, surrounded by a landscaped park. Adjacent to the mausoleum is a bronze monument dedicated to the literary contributions of Nizami Ganjavi. The poet’s name is inscribed in gold above the main entrance. The average duration of the visit at this site is estimated at 20 minutes.

The second destination is the Shah Abbas Mosque. The distance from Nizami Mausoleum to this site is approximately 15 minutes by car. Also known as the Ganja Juma Mosque, this historic mosque was constructed in the 17th century in the Arran architectural style and is situated on the left bank of the Ganja River in the historical center of Ganja. Architecturally, the Ganja Juma Mosque continues the portal-dome traditions of medieval Azerbaijani architecture, evident in its overall composition, layout, structural design and artistic details. The mosque complex, which historically formed the core of the city center, included a monumental mosque building, a freestanding northern entrance portal flanked by twin minarets and the Ganja madrasah surrounding the mosque. The red-brick structure is illuminated through beautiful stained-glass panels (Shebeke). The main mosque building is attributed to the year 1606. Visitors typically spend 15–20 minutes at this site.

Next point is Chokak Hamam (17th century). Driving distance from Shah Abbas Mosque to this point is only 5 minutes. Chokak Hamam is a historical bath near Juma Mosque in Ganja. Historical-architectural monument built in 1606, by order of Shah Abbas. The Chokak hamam is known by various names among the city's population. Since it was built by the order of Shah Abbas I, it is sometimes called the "Shah Abbas hamam. In the construction of the bathhouse, traditional materials of the time were used, such as red bricks, egg whites, clay, and a lime-based binding mixture. Hamam is still in operation today. Guests will spent here 20 minutes.

Tour continues to Bottle House which is a local icon of Ganja, Azerbaijan. Driving distance from Chokak Hamam to this point is 5 minutes. This creative entire house was constructed of colorful glass of bottles. Unusual private House is made from more than 50,000 glass bottles, each one carefully placed to form intricate patterns that give the building its unique appearance. Guests will spent here approximately 20 minutes.

Next destination is The Medieval Caravanserai. Driving distance from Bootle House to this point is 3 minutes and walking distance is 8 minutes. Shah Abbas Caravanserai is a must-see place in Ganja city, which was a significant centre for trade and craftsmanship in the Near and Middle East. The construction of the building began in 1606 by order of the Safavid ruler Shah Abbas I and was commissioned in 1613-1614. This stunning building was built in an oriental style, the two-story caravanserai features 15 halls and 54 cells, with designated areas for pack animals in the yard. The construction of the Shah Abbas Caravanserai utilised burnt bricks and a mixture of egg white, lime and clay. Guests will spent here approximately 15 minutes.

Khan Baghi Park, accessible within a 5-minute drive from the Medieval Caravanserai, is one of the most notable historical landmarks in Ganja, Azerbaijan. Garden offers both locals and tourists a peaceful retreat with its unique blend of nature and history. Originally established in the 18th century, Khan Bagi has been a key part of the city’s heritage, reflecting Ganja’s rich cultural and architectural traditions. Guests will explore the garden’s features, which include stone walls, fountains, and pathways, many of which have been preserved over the centuries. Visitors typically spend around 20 minutes at the site.

The last destination is The Mausoleum of Imamzadeh. Driving distance from Khan Baghi to this monument is 20 minutes. Imam-zade Mausoleum is a Muslim relic and one of the main landmarks of the city survived from time immemorial is the mausoleum of Sheikh Ibragim. This sacred structure holds significant religious importance for Muslims, as it is believed to be the final resting place of an important figure from the Prophet Muhammad’s family. The mausoleum’s rich history and architectural beauty make it a must-visit destination for those exploring the cultural heritage of Azerbaijan. Guests will spent here approximately 15 minutes. Tour ends up here and leave to Baku. Driving distance is 4 hours and 30 minutes from Last destination to dropping point. We drop the guests to the meeting point of hotel. General tour duration is 11-12 hours, but can take 13 hours in order to give you an unforgettable experience along the way with food and tea breaks upon request.