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Welcome to Gabala

There’s a large variety of adrenaline-inducing activities, including quad-biking, shooting, paragliding, and hiking, in summer in Gabala. Skiing and snowboarding are available in winter in the Caucasus Mountains. Many hotels have excellent swimming pools and spas, and Yengija and Chenot Palace offer thermal springs, medicinal baths in heavy petroleum oil, and cryotherapy, if you visit.

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Our tips for Gabala

In Tufandag Winter Summer Complex, you can experience a variety of activities, including recreation and tourism. The Shooting Club prepares national boxing, shooting, taekwondo, karate, judo, and soccer teams of Azerbaijan. Don't miss out on the fun at Gabaland (Azeri Disneyland) Entertainment Centre. After lunch, you can go to Nohur Lake, where you will be charmed by the picturesque Caucasus Mountains. Finish the day with a delicious meal.

Good to know about Gabala

History of Gabala

Gabala, one of Azerbaijan's most ancient cities, was the capital of Caucasian Albania in ancient times and was referred to in the writings of ancient historians of the 1st century AD as Khazar. It was later called Khazar in Arabian records. Shirvanshahs and Sheki khans controlled the city at different times. Despite invasions, Gabala has preserved remains from its civilized past. The 15-km-distant current city of Gabala is home to archaeological findings from the ancient settlement. The museum displays Gabala's archaeological and architectural remains. Numerous historical and architectural sites are found in the vicinity of Gabala.

Getting around Gabala

Baku and Gabala are separated by a distance of 185 kilometres. The road distance is 220.2 kilometres. It takes 3 hours and 12 minutes to travel from Baku to Gabala. Every three hours, Baku International Bus Terminal sends a bus to Gabala from Baku Bus Terminal. A bus ticket costs $5 and takes four hours.

Frequently Asked Questions about Gabala

Are there family-friendly attractions in Gabala?

Gabala offers family-friendly attractions like the Gabala Shooting Club, Gabaland Amusement Park, and boat rides on Gabala Lake, making it an ideal destination for families.

What are the recommended hiking trails in Gabala?

Explore the scenic beauty of Gabala by hiking the trails around Tufandag Mountain or taking the path to Nij village for a rewarding trek.

Are there cultural sites to visit in Gabala?

While Gabala is known for its natural attractions, you can also visit the Gabala Historical Ethnographic Museum to learn about the region's cultural heritage.

Can I find traditional Azerbaijani cuisine in Gabala?

Yes, Gabala offers a variety of local restaurants where you can savor traditional Azerbaijani dishes. Try local specialties like piti and dolma.

What's the best time to visit Gabala?

The best time to visit Gabala is during the summer months (May to September) for pleasant weather and outdoor activities, or in winter (December to February) for skiing and snow-related adventures.

Are there accommodation options in Gabala to suit different budgets?

Yes, Gabala provides a range of accommodation options, including luxury hotels, resorts, and more budget-friendly choices, ensuring there's something for every traveler.