The Upper Caravanserai in Sheki, Azerbaijan, is a fascinating 18th-century architectural complex, once a bustling Silk Road inn, now partly operating as a hotel and restaurant. It is easily accessible on foot within Sheki's historic core, and while the main courtyard is generally accessible, some upper levels or internal sections of this ancient structure might involve stairs typical of its age. Visitors can explore independently, though a guided tour can enrich the experience with historical context. It is open year-round, with spring and autumn offering the most comfortable weather for exploration. Entry to the public areas is typically free, and a visit usually lasts between 30 minutes to an hour to appreciate its impressive architecture and soak in its historical ambiance. It provides a unique insight into Silk Road commerce and is an excellent spot for photography, often visited in conjunction with the nearby Sheki Khan's Palace.