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Gobustan National Park tour
Gobustan National Park: Azerbaijan's Historical Landmark Near Baku – the park has an immense archaeological value gathering rock art engravings and petroglyphs that represent lifestyles of the prehistoric times.
Duration 3 hours
Private tour available in English, Russian
Group tour available in English, Russian
Group tour pricing from 50 EUR per person
Highlights
Visit to the Gobustan National Park – it features the remains of inhabited caves, settlements, and burials.
Description
Located 64 km (40 miles) from Baku and on the west bank of Caspian Sea, Gobustan National Park was declared a national historical landmark of Azerbaijan in 1966 to preserve the relics, ancient carvings, mud volcanoes, and the gas-stones in its area.
The park has an immense archaeological value gathering rock art engravings and petroglyphs that represent lifestyles of the prehistoric times. More than 6,000 rock engravings dating back to 5,000 - 4,000 years! Gobustan National Park also features the remains of inhabited caves, settlements, and burials.
Remembering that Azerbaijan is the country with most mud volcanoes in the world, Gobustan National Park is a smart choice to combine a day trip alongside the petroglyphs and prehistoric relics.
The park has an immense archaeological value gathering rock art engravings and petroglyphs that represent lifestyles of the prehistoric times. More than 6,000 rock engravings dating back to 5,000 - 4,000 years! Gobustan National Park also features the remains of inhabited caves, settlements, and burials.
Remembering that Azerbaijan is the country with most mud volcanoes in the world, Gobustan National Park is a smart choice to combine a day trip alongside the petroglyphs and prehistoric relics.
What’s included & not included
A bottle of water
Transportation
Entrance Ticket
Meal
Meeting point
Baku
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