Azerbaijan Tour Packages | Explore the Land of Fire

Duration: 4 Nights | 5 Days

Description

Azerbaijan is indeed a fascinating destination, offering a blend of history, culture, and natural beauty. Below is a more detailed breakdown of the tour packages, focusing on key highlights across the country:

Itinerary

Day: 1 - ARRIVAL IN BAKU

Pink Stone Travel representative receives the guest at
Heydar Aliyev International Airport and bring them to the hotel to receive his
hotel room (transfer only). In the evening, the visitor enjoys walking to Baku
Corniche and its charming nights on won. Return to the hotel and spend free
time

Day: 2 - BAKU CITY TOUR

9am Breakfast at the hotel10am Baku City Tour Starts. Driver will take you to Highland Park, from here you will see amazing view of Baku city. After that we will go to visit the Old City , Maiden Tower which has been classified on UNESCO'S World Cultural Heritage list. The Flame Towers, which have become a symbol of modern Baku ,is also tower museum that tells the story of the development of Baku city, and the last floor by a scene a wonderful panoramic for the city overlooking the Caspian Sea and the towers of the torch. After that, we will head to the Shirvanshah Palace, which dates back to the fifteenth century. Then after lunch, we will moving to Carpet Museum which is home to the largest collection of Azerbaijani carpets in the world. Tour will continue with Little Venice Park which is near the Carpet Museum you will feel yourself in small Italy. Park Evening by walking on seaside Baku you will enjoy spectacular view of Baku Nights.Places Coverd; Trip to Icherisheher (Inner City) that has ancient history. Trip in Shirvanshahlar castle. Visit to ancient mosques. Trip to “Seccad” (Sejjad) museum. Trip to “Qız Qalası” (Maiden Tower). Trip to Carpet museum Little Venice tour Funicular trip to Highland park Trip to Boulevard, Baku Eye and walking on the seaside.

Day: 3 - GABALA TOUR

8-9am Breakfast at the hotel9 am GABALA Tour Starts:Visit to the ancient mosque in Shamakhi.Walking around “Yeddi gözəl” (“Seven Beauties”) waterfall. Trip to "Gabala lake". Drop by for Lunch in a restaurant that locates in beautiful nature. Funicular trip above big forest and mountains. Going to‘’Gabala Land’’entertainment Park

Day: 4 - ABSHERON TOUR

8-9am Breakfast at the hotel10 am ABSHERON TOUR Starts: we will go to the Heydar Aliyev Center, designed in 2012 by Zaha Hadid, an Iraqi engineer who won the London Design Competition, one of the most important cultural centers. Then we will go to the Absheron Peninsula, about 20 km from Baku, to witness the immortal Azerbaijani legend (Mountain of fire), which in the past was considered a sacred mountain because the fire was not extinguished, and the mountain is considered a religious shrine for some Zoroastrians from Iran, India and others. Afterthat we will head to Ateshgah (Fire Temple) which was built in the 17th and 18th centuries by Indian merchants on the site of a natural gas leak. Ateshgah Temple is rooted in the worship of fire, one of the ancient religions of the Azerbaijani people.ü Trip in
ancient historic “Ateskah” temple.

ü Going to “Yanardağ”
(”Burning Mountain”).

Day: 5 - DEPARTURE

After breakfast at Baku hotel according to flight time driver will transfer to Airport. (if the flight time will be evening or midnight, you can choose any tour. Depending on your choice, it will be counted as an extra payment.)

Inclusions

Price Includes

✔ 4 nights in Baku 4 Star hotel - Hotel West Shine or Similar

✔ Double/twin/Triple rooms

✔ Breakfast included

✔ Return Airport Transfers – Private

✔ Daily sightseeing tours – Private (Sedan Car)

✔ International Air tickets

NOTE: Hotels Subject to Availability while confirming

Exclusions

Price Excludes

❌ Visa charges if any & Overseas travel Insurance

❌ Entry Tickets

❌ Early check-in & late check-out

❌ Meals, Tips, Laundry, Telephone, Optional Excursions, and other items of a personal nature.

❌ Cost of foreign exchange for personal use.

❌ Any items or services not specified in ‘PACKAGE INCLUSIONS’

FAQs

Do I need a visa to visit Azerbaijan?

Yes, most visitors will need a visa to enter Azerbaijan. However, citizens of some countries (including many European Union nations, the US, and some others) can apply for an e-Visa online through the official government portal. The process is simple and typically takes a few days. Be sure to check the latest visa requirements based on your nationality.

What is the best time to visit Azerbaijan?

The best time to visit Azerbaijan depends on the type of experience you're seeking:

Spring (April to June): Ideal for sightseeing, as the weather is pleasant and nature is in full bloom.
Autumn (September to November): Perfect for outdoor activities, particularly in the mountainous regions, with mild weather and colorful landscapes.
Summer (July to August): If you enjoy warm weather and beach activities, the summer months are great for visiting coastal areas like Baku and the Caspian Sea.
Winter (December to February): Perfect for those looking to experience snow-capped mountains and winter sports in regions like Gabala.

What languages are spoken in Azerbaijan?

The official language of Azerbaijan is Azerbaijani (a Turkic language). However, many people in tourist areas, especially in Baku, speak English, Russian, and Turkish. Learning a few basic phrases in Azerbaijani or Russian can be helpful in more remote areas.

Is Azerbaijan safe for tourists?

Yes, Azerbaijan is generally a safe destination for tourists. The country is known for its hospitality and friendly locals. As with any destination, it's recommended to stay aware of your surroundings, avoid isolated areas at night, and follow any travel advisories issued by your government.

What currency is used in Azerbaijan?

The official currency of Azerbaijan is the Azerbaijani Manat (AZN). Credit cards are widely accepted in major cities and tourist areas, but it’s advisable to carry cash, especially when visiting rural areas. ATMs are common in cities like Baku and Ganja.

What type of clothing should I pack for my trip?

Azerbaijan's climate varies, so it’s important to pack accordingly:

In Summer (June–August): Light clothing, sunscreen, and a hat are recommended. Comfortable walking shoes are essential for sightseeing.
In Winter (December–February): Bring warm clothes, as temperatures can drop significantly, especially in mountainous areas.
In General: Modest clothing is appreciated when visiting religious sites, such as mosques, and rural areas. It's also a good idea to pack layers to adjust to varying temperatures.

What is the food like in Azerbaijan?

Azerbaijani cuisine is rich, flavorful, and diverse, heavily influenced by Middle Eastern, Mediterranean, and Central Asian traditions. Popular dishes include:

Plov: A delicious rice dish often served with meat, vegetables, or dried fruits.
Kebabs: Grilled meat skewers, often served with fresh bread and vegetables.
Dolma: Grape leaves stuffed with rice, herbs, and sometimes meat.
Baklava: A sweet dessert made of layers of filo pastry, filled with nuts and honey. Vegetarians will also find plenty of options, including fresh salads, vegetable stews, and lentil dishes.

What are the main tourist attractions in Azerbaijan?

Some of the most popular attractions include:

Baku's Flame Towers and Old City (Icherisheher)
Gobustan National Park (Petroglyphs and Mud Volcanoes)
Sheki Khan's Palace and the Ganja Fortress
Lake Goygol and Mingachevir Reservoir
Caucasus Mountains and Gabala for hiking and nature
Gobustan's Mud Volcanoes and Quba’s Apple Orchards

Can I travel between cities easily in Azerbaijan?

Yes, traveling between cities in Azerbaijan is relatively easy. Baku is well connected by air, train, and bus to other parts of the country. Trains and buses are the most common forms of public transport between major cities like Baku, Ganja, and Sheki. If you're traveling to more remote areas, private cars or guided tours are a convenient option.

Are there any cultural etiquette tips to keep in mind?

Greetings: A handshake is common when meeting someone. If you’re greeted by an older person or someone of higher status, a slight bow of the head is a sign of respect.
Modesty: While Azerbaijan is a secular country, it's a good idea to dress modestly, especially in rural areas or when visiting religious sites.
Shoes: When entering someone’s home or religious sites, it’s customary to remove your shoes.
Gifts: It’s polite to offer a small gift if you're visiting someone's home. Food items like fruits, sweets, or tea are a common gesture of goodwill.

Can I visit the Caspian Sea or the mountains during my tour?

Yes! Both the Caspian Sea and the Caucasus Mountains are top attractions in Azerbaijan.

Caspian Sea: You can visit beach resorts near Baku or Mingachevir, enjoying activities like swimming, sunbathing, and boat rides.
Caucasus Mountains: If you love hiking, trekking, and nature, the mountainous regions around Gabala, Lahij, and Sheki offer scenic views and outdoor activities.

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