Bideyiz: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Bideyiz Temple is listed in Bideyiz as an architectural monument and classified as being of national significance.

Culture

The area of the village of Bideyiz is associated with an ancient Albanian temple and another Albanian temple. Bideyiz Temple is also associated with visits by people seeking healing and is described as having been built from river stones.

Nearby, an Albanian church in the mountainous area is described as being more than 1,000 years old and still structurally preserved. Historical objects were found at this church. In the flat areas around the Albanian church, burials in jars were discovered during agricultural work.

A second temple in the Bideyiz area is located approximately 4–5 km from the 12th-century monument and is also known as an unfinished church. A visit to another Albanian temple in the area of the village of Bideyiz was postponed because the road was impractical.

Bideyiz lies on the banks of the Küngüt River, a tributary of the Əyriçay, in the Alazan-Əyriçay Depression. Roads branch off from Bideyiz’s central road, providing access to the village on foot or by car. The local roads are sandy and flat, so cars can move around easily in winter. A mountain road connects Bideyiz with Orta Zəyzid and is associated with the Alban Road.

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Bideyiz can use the local information for their own search and then also visit Sheki.

For the overarching travel overview: Shaki.