The suspension bridge lahij is a bridge that connects the remote village of Zarnava to the main road to Lahij, a historic town in the Ismayilli region of Azerbaijan. The bridge is made of iron and spans over the Girdimanchay River, a tributary of the Kura River. The bridge offers a scenic view of the river and the surrounding mountains. The bridge is also a symbol of the isolation and uniqueness of the local culture.

The suspension bridge lahij is not only a way to cross the river, but also a destination by itself. It attracts many visitors who want to experience the thrill and adventure of walking on a shaky bridge over a deep gorge. The bridge is also a gateway to Zarnava, a village that preserves the traditions and language of the tat people, an ethnic group that speaks a local Iranian language. Zarnava is located at 1360 meters above sea level and surrounded by forests. The village is known for its animal husbandry and charcoal making. But there is more to Zarnava than meets the eye. The village has a rich history and legends that are waiting to be discovered by those who dare to cross the bridge.