The second destination is Lankaran Khan's House: The History Museum. The distance from Zindan Tower to this point is only 5 minutes by car. The Khan's House in Lankaran is a building erected in 1913 by order of Mir Ahmed Khan, a descendant of the Talysh Khan Mirmustafa Khan, in honour of his wife Tugra Khan. The Lankaran Khan's Palace was built in 1913 by architects invited from Europe by order of Mir Ahmed Khan, a descendant of the Khan. All the construction materials used here were brought by ship from Baku. This magnificent building was the first multi storey structure in Lankaran. The facade of the building is adorned with mythological figures. It was among the first in the region to feature electric lighting and a heating system, marking a symbol of innovation even before the revolution. Visitors will have the opportunity to explore and appreciate the site for about 30 minutes, immersing themselves in its unique historical atmosphere.

The next destination on our journey is the Tea Factory and Plantation, located just 5 minutes by car from Khan Palace. Lankaran has long been renowned for its high-quality, fragrant tea, and tea cultivation began to flourish here in the 1930s, soon becoming a defining symbol of the region. Upon entering the city, visitors are greeted by the impressive giant samovar monument, a tribute to Lankaran’s proud tea-growing heritage. Guests are scheduled to spend roughly 30 minutes at this site, providing an ideal opportunity to observe the tea production process, explore the plantation, and immerse themselves in the serene green landscapes infused with the scent of freshly processed leaves.

The tour proceeds to the bamboo plantation located in Talishli village. The vehicular transit from the Tea Plantation to this site requires approximately 15 minutes. The bamboo plantation represents a unique ecological and botanical site within the Lankaran region, characterised by dense stands of Bambusoideae species. The environment exhibits a microclimate conducive to the growth of these fast-growing perennial grasses, evoking a landscape reminiscent of East Asian bamboo forests. Participants are allotted a 30-minute interval for systematic observation and examination of the structural, ecological and phenological characteristics of the bamboo habitat.

The final destination of the tour is Lake Khanbulan, located within Hirkan National Park. The driving distance from the Tea Plantation to this site is 25 minutes. The lake is encircled by forested terrain, within which several small recreational facilities are currently operational. Lake Khanbulan extends 4.7 km in length and 2.2 km in width, maintaining considerable visual and ecological appeal across seasons. Visitors are allotted a 60-minute period for systematic observation and experiential engagement with the lake and its surrounding habitat. The tour concludes at this location and the driving distance from the final destination to the designated drop-off point is approximately 3 hours. Guests are returned to their hotel meeting point upon arrival. The total tour duration is planned for 9 hours; however, the itinerary may extend to 10–11 hours to facilitate an enhanced experiential programme, including optional food and tea breaks, ensuring a comprehensive and memorable journey.