A slow walk through family tea rows above Lankaran or Astara. The host shows how the leaf is picked in season, then you drink the house tea on the veranda. In winter the walk is shorter and the tasting stays.
Lankaran tea hills · Outdoors
Boots if the ground is wet. The host sets the pace — slow.
In season you see how the leaf is picked. In winter the walk is shorter.
The tasting is the house tea, on the veranda.
Lankaran tea hills
Meeting point · Azerbaijan
A slow walk through family tea rows above Lankaran or Astara. The host shows how the leaf is picked in season, then you drink the house tea on the veranda. In winter the walk is shorter and the tasting stays.
Walks the family tea rows above Lankaran
Up to 4 guests for the linked stay.
Guided walk and tasting. Boots if the ground is wet.
Moderate · beginner-friendly.
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Comfortable clothes and closed-toe shoes. Bring cash or card for any optional tickets or lunch noted by the host.
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Guests mention
Clear pickup, weather said out loud, tickets explained before we paid. Lankaran tea hills looks like the photos. We were back at the house before dark.
Sevda drove, waited, and did not pretend this was a private stunt show. Walk the tea rows is run by the park; you just get there without guessing the road.
If you need a guided lecture, this is not that. You get there, you do the thing, Sevda is nearby. Honest, and the views hold up.
Went with friends who get carsick. Sevda took the road slowly and waited at the gate. Walk the tea rows was the day, not a checklist.
Age and weather limits are real — Sevda said so up front. The part that was open was still the reason we came. Drive was the useful bit.
Not a huge tour bus. Small car, one host, enough time on site. English and Azerbaijani both worked. I would do this on a return stay.
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