Azerbaijan
Azerbaijan Tour Package Itinerary
(5 Days, 4 Nights)
Day 1: Arrival in Baku
Arrive in Baku and check in to your hotel. In the evening, take a short panoramic city tour including Highland Park and Baku Boulevard. Enjoy free time to explore local cafés and night views of the Flame Towers.
Day 2: Baku Old City and Modern Attractions
Discover Baku’s heritage at the Maiden Tower, Shirvanshah Palace, and the charming Old City streets. Visit Carpet Museum and walk along the Caspian Sea promenade. Evening free for shopping at Nizami Street.
Day 3: Absheron Peninsula and Gobustan
Explore mud volcanoes and the UNESCO-listed Gobustan Rock Art site. Later, visit the Ateshgah Fire Temple and Yanar Dag, the naturally burning hillside. Return to Baku and relax.
Day 4: Gabala Day Trip
Travel to Gabala, a scenic mountain getaway. Enjoy Nohur Lake and Tufandag Mountain cable car rides. Optional activities include shooting club, amusement park, and snowy experiences during winter.
Why Visit Azerbaijan
Azerbaijan is a fascinating blend of ancient history, modern architecture, and stunning natural landscapes. Baku is famous for its futuristic skyline and beautifully preserved Old City. You can explore mud volcanoes, fire temples, and mountain valleys all in one trip. The food is flavorful, the culture is warm, and the country offers great value for travelers. Azerbaijan is perfect for anyone who wants a unique destination that combines Europe and Asia in the most interesting way.
Best Time to Visit
Azerbaijan can be visited throughout the year, but each season offers a different experience.
March to June
Perfect for city sightseeing and nature trips. Pleasant weather for Baku, Gobustan, and Gabala.
September to November
Comfortable temperatures with clear skies. Great for outdoor activities and cultural tours.
December to February
Winter season. Ideal for travelers who want to enjoy snow activities in mountain regions like Gabala and Shahdag.
July to August
Warm summer months, best for those who enjoy beach areas along the Caspian Sea or prefer indoor attractions in Baku.
In short, spring and autumn offer the most comfortable travel conditions, but Azerbaijan has something to enjoy in every season.
Top Places to Visit in Azerbaijan
Baku
The capital city offers a mix of modern architecture and ancient charm. Explore the Flame Towers, Baku Boulevard, iconic museums, and lively shopping streets.
Old City (Icherisheher)
A UNESCO World Heritage site featuring narrow alleys, Maiden Tower, Shirvanshah Palace, and traditional local culture.
Gobustan
Famous for ancient rock carvings, unique mud volcanoes, and archaeological sites that date back thousands of years.
Ateshgah Fire Temple
An ancient fire-worship site located in the Absheron Peninsula. Offers a glimpse into Zoroastrian traditions.
Yanar Dag
A naturally burning hillside where flames rise from the earth due to gas vents. A rare and exciting phenomenon.
Gabala
A scenic mountain getaway. Known for cable car rides, lakeside views, outdoor adventure parks, and winter snow fun.
Shahdag
A top winter resort with skiing and snowboarding facilities. Ideal for adventure lovers during the colder months.
Nizami Street
One of Baku’s most vibrant shopping and dining hubs, perfect for evening walks and street photography.
Caspian Sea Promenade
Relaxing waterfront views, amusement rides, and boats along the coastline.