Haji Gayib’s bathhouse

The marble interiors and domed ceilings of Haji Gayib's bathhouse display intricate stone carvings and traditional architectural elements from the Ottoman period.

Built during the 16th century Ottoman era, the bathhouse served as a communal gathering space where residents participated in traditional cleansing rituals.

The bathhouse maintains separate sections for men and women, following the traditional customs that have shaped social interactions in Azerbaijan for centuries.

Located at coordinates 40.366309, 49.836614, the bathhouse stands near public transportation routes and remains open for both local residents and researchers.

The structure contains original marble basins and water channels that demonstrate the sophisticated engineering methods used for water distribution in Ottoman baths.

Location: Sabayil

GPS coordinates: 40.36631,49.83661

Latest update: March 21, 2025 20:39