Lake Khanbulan is a reservoir that was created in 1976 in the Lankaran region of Azerbaijan. It is located in the Hirkan National Park, which is a protected area that covers the Talysh Mountains and the Caspian Sea coast. The lake is surrounded by forests on all sides and has a length of 5 km and a width of 2 km1.

The lake is a popular destination for hiking and nature lovers who want to enjoy the scenic views and the rich biodiversity of the park. The park is home to many rare and endemic plant and animal species, such as the ironwood trees, the Persian leopards, and the Caspian red deer. The lake is also a place where visitors can learn about the culture and history of the local Talysh people, who live in the villages near the lake.

Lake Khanbulan is not only a beautiful attraction, but also a symbol of Azerbaijan’s natural heritage and conservation efforts. It shows how the country is committed to preserving its environment and its unique ecosystems. It also reflects the ancient traditions of water worship that are still alive in some parts of Azerbaijan. Lake Khanbulan is a must-see attraction for anyone who visits Hirkan National Park and wants to experience something extraordinary and unforgettable.