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Gobustan National Park Museum is located just 60 km from Baku, is one of Azerbaijan’s most fascinating historical sites. It’s best known for its prehistoric rock carvings, also called petroglyphs, which date back over 40,000 years. These carvings show scenes of hunting, dancing, animals, and daily life from ancient times. The park is also home to rare mud volcanoes and dramatic rocky landscapes, creating a unique mix of history and nature. Recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site, Gobustan gives visitors a chance to walk through history while enjoying an open-air museum feel. Many Baku tour packages include a stop here, making it easy for travelers to explore this extraordinary place with guided explanations. Whether you’re a history lover or a nature enthusiast, Gobustan offers something special for everyone.
1. Timings: Open daily from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
2. Entry Fees:
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Maps & Location
дом 6, 40°05'52.0"N 49°22'58., 6 Maktab, Baku, Azerbaijan
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Point of Interest for Gobustan National Park Museum
Ancient Rock Art
Over 6,000 rock carvings from 5,000 to 40,000 years ago show how people lived long ago.
Mud Volcanoes
Gobustan has some of the world’s most active mud volcanoes. They’re safe and fun to see up close.
UNESCO Site
Gobustan is a World Heritage Site, showing its global importance for culture and history.
Stunning Scenery
Besides the carvings, the rocky hills and desert-like views make great photo spots.
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