Meet your Quba tour guide at a pre-decided location. 

Head to the Juma Mosque, one of the oldest mosques in Quba city, built with red bricks in 1802. Admire the large dome with a diameter of 16 meters covering the hall.

Visit the Carpet Weaving Factory, which aims to bring back the art of carpet weaving and keep this ancient art alive. Quba carpets feature intricate designs that take inspiration from nature and geometric patterns, plus various vivid colours. You can attend a short masterclass here and learn how carpets are weaved. You may also visit the nearby shops to buy authentic carpets and other souvenirs.

Make your way to a local restaurant, where you may taste delicious foods such as fresh farm vegetables, lamb and chicken kebabs, tea, and a selection of local homemade jams, all with an astonishing view of the mountains and forest. 

Travel through the wonderful shady Gachresh Forest on the road that goes further to the mountains above the Gudiyalchay river and conclude your tour with a view of the Mestdergah Waterfall.