Gelersen-Görersen Fortress, which translates to 'You Will See if You Come' in Azerbaijani, is a historic fortress located near Sheki, Azerbaijan. Positioned on a mountainous area overlooking a gorge and the Gircan River, it offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. While its exact date of construction is unknown, the fortress is estimated to have been built between the 8th and 18th centuries and is believed to have been a strategic defensive point against foreign invasions. The fortress gained its unique name from an event during the 18th century when the Khan of Sheki reportedly said 'Gelersen-Görersen' to Nadir Shah who intended to conquer the area, suggesting the fortress's impregnability. Today, Gelersen-Görersen Fortress stands mostly in ruins, but the sense of history and the panoramic views it affords draw both local and international tourists. Visitors can explore the remnants of walls, the citadel, and imagine the once bustling medieval stronghold. Getting to the fortress involves a hike, which adds an element of adventure to the visit. The journey to the fortress and the site itself provides a glimpse into Azerbaijan's rich history and cultural heritage.