A great place, we got there on our own using Yandex. Navigator. The caretaker and keeper of this place is a very kind and sociable Person, he told me everything, showed me everything, allowed me to go upstairs, walk around. He told me how the village used to live, how it is now, and finally explained how to get to the round tower. Thanks a lot to him. In general, people in Azerbaijan are very responsive
We drove by touch through the private sector using the navigator). There is a dense private development around the tower. It is impossible to get into the tower itself, as it is closed and in disrepair. We talked to the locals, they went to get the caretaker of the tower (a grandfather of 80-85 years old), he took us inside and allowed us to go upstairs. Climbing 8 floors up a narrow staircase in the dark and periodically going out onto the rotten floors of the floors added extreme. But the view from above was worth it.
The caretaker of the tower also gave us a short tour of the territory and told us a lot of interesting things.
According to him, soon the entire area around will be freed from houses and make an attraction accessible to tourists.
The fortress, of course, is wonderful, but he will open it to you and tell you everything, as far as I understand, the only employee, he is also a guide, he is also the director of a very, very respectable age. He will be called to you by phone. And he will definitely come to you, and will be glad to anyone who is interested in history. He will tell and show everything, especially since much has been saved by his efforts. You will not hold stone axes and scrapers and other historical relics anywhere else. And nowhere else will you hear the Aksakal's own opinion about what he thinks about what has happened and what is happening in our common country and in Azerbaijan in particular. May God grant long life to such people! And the tower yes - 13th century, may have been built earlier.