Sheki Khans Summer Palace

Overview

It's a fine pleasure to explore the oldest capital city of Azerbaijan. Silk was traded in the city, which led to Sheki being well-known for merchants traveling along the Great Silk Road. In modern cities, there are various activities like a great historical Museum. But the most Luminous and glittering jewel of the city is Khan's Summer Palace, with its veneer made from brick, river, and Oak stones, and garnished with floral patterns. Furthermore, The inside of the Palace entices even more. In the six halls, there are panoramas created by a master of talent and some depict floral compositions, whereas others show battle or hunting scenes.

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Visit Sheki Khan's Summer Palace in Sheikh, Azerbaijan to witness an 18th-century architectural masterpiece. This palace served as a summer retreat for the ruling Khan and symbolized luxury and peace. The intricately designed palace whispers tales of a regal past, offering a glimpse into the region's rich history. Uncover the allure of Sheki Khan's Summer Palace, where history and beauty converge in Azerbaijan's captivating landscape.

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• Children who are younger than 3 will be granted Free Entry.
• Children aged 3 to 10 Years old are classified as children and charged at the child's rate.
• While those 10 and above are considered adults and will be charged accordingly.

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In addition, two beautiful mirrored balconies, rich Venetian glass trims of rare colors and exquisite paintings with colorful images of birds and animals ensure that this place does not disappoint tourists. The first floor of this palace gives an overview of the Khan's wealth and power, because frescoes on the walls depicting animals and hunting are generally considered symbols of the nobility. In ancient times, the palace was surrounded by beautiful gardens, although only two large trees have survived to our days. 

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