Samovar Statue is a large metal sculpture of a samovar, a traditional device used to boil water and brew tea, located at the entrance of Lankaran city, in the south of Azerbaijan. It is one of the most recognizable and popular landmarks of Lankaran, as it represents the hospitality and culture of the region. The statue is about 3 meters high and 2 meters wide, and has a cup under its spout.

The statue was erected in 2006 by local authorities, as a symbol of the production and consumption of tea in Lankaran. Tea is one of the main agricultural products of Lankaran, which has a subtropical climate and fertile soil. Samovar Statue is not only a decorative monument, but also a cultural and artistic one.

The statue can be seen from many places in Lankaran, such as hotels, restaurants, parks and museums. One of the best places to see and experience the statue is the Samovar Park, which is located next to the statue. The park also hosts various events and performances related to the tea culture. The statue is a must-see attraction for anyone who visits Lankaran, as it offers a glimpse into the traditional and colorful heritage of this city