7-Day Best of Azerbaijan Tour: Baku, Gobustan, Gabala & Sheki

$195.00 $171.00
This 6 nights 7 days Azerbaijan tour package offers a captivating journey through the country’s most iconic regions. Discover the charm of Baku with its Old City, Flame Towers, and the striking Heydar Aliyev Center. Explore ancient petroglyphs and mud volcanoes in Gobustan, and visit the sacred fire sites of Absheron. Travel to Gabala and Sheki to uncover mountain beauty, historic mosques, and palaces. Enjoy panoramic views from Tufandag Resort and visit Silk Road caravanserais and early Christian churches. Perfect for cultural travelers, this multi-day Azerbaijan tour blends heritage, landscapes, and vibrant local traditions into one unforgettable experience.

Day 1: Arrival in Baku

Welcome to Baku, the dazzling capital where East meets West. Upon arrival, our team will assist you with a seamless transfer to your hotel. Spend the rest of the day at your leisure, whether you want to explore the local area, sample Azerbaijani cuisine at a nearby restaurant, or simply unwind in the comfort of your accommodation.


Day 2: Baku City Tour

Begin your Baku tour with a guided exploration of the Old City (Icheri Sheher), a UNESCO World Heritage Site that is the heart of ancient Baku. Visit landmarks like the mysterious Maiden Tower and the regal Palace of the Shirvanshahs, which tell tales of a bygone era. Wander through charming alleys lined with handicraft shops and quaint cafes. Expand your day with visits to modern architectural wonders such as the Flame Towers—symbols of Baku’s dynamic growth—and the fluid designs of the Heydar Aliyev Center, a cultural hub designed by Zaha Hadid.


Day 3: Explore Gobustan and Absheron Peninsula

Journey to Gobustan National Park, famous for its prehistoric rock carvings that provide insights into 40,000 years of human history. Explore these ancient monuments and the nearby Mud Volcanoes, which offer a lunar landscape rarely seen anywhere else on Earth. Continue to the Absheron Peninsula, visiting the Ateshgah Fire Temple, a sacred place of worship for Zoroastrians, and Yanar Dag, where natural gas seeps continuously ignite, creating a fascinating eternal flame.


Day 4: Journey to Gabala via Shamakhi

Travel to Gabala through the historical town of Shamakhi, a key Silk Road stopover with a rich history lasting centuries. Visit the Juma Mosque, the oldest in the Caucasus, known for its intricate design and cultural significance. Explore local historical sites before continuing to Gabala. In Gabala, marvel at the pristine landscapes of the Caucasus Mountains, enjoy a thrilling cable car ride at Tufandag Mountain Resort, and immerse yourself in nature’s serenity.


Day 5: Discover Sheki's Rich Heritage

On the next day of our tour continue to Sheki, one of Azerbaijan’s oldest and most picturesque towns. Visit the Sheki Khan's Palace with our professional guide to admire its magnificent frescoes and iconic stained glass work. Stroll through the historic town center, visit the Upper Caravanserai, and explore the Kish Albanian Church. The church is one of the earliest Christian structures built in the world, adding a profound historical depth to your visit. Then walk around local artisan workshops where the traditions of silk weaving and handicrafts thrive, find souvenirs or just simply enjoy the culture of the region


Day 6: Return to Baku

Return to Baku with a scenic drive that offers multiple photo opportunities of Azerbaijan’s diverse landscapes. Once back in the capital, choose to explore more local markets where crafts and flavors showcase Azerbaijan’s rich cultural tapestry. Alternatively, take a leisurely walk along Baku Boulevard, the vibrant promenade that offers spectacular views of the Caspian Sea and access to both modern and historical attractions.


Day 7: Departure

As your Azerbaijan travel adventure comes to a close, enjoy a comfortable transfer to the airport. Leave Azerbaijan enriched with vibrant memories and a deep appreciation for its history, culture, and natural beauty.

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