Upon arrival at Heydar Aliyev International Airport, travelers are greeted and transferred to the hotel for check-in and relaxation after the flight.

Highland Park

The journey begins with an evening orientation that introduces Baku’s illuminated charm and architectural grandeur. As dusk settles, the city reveals its striking harmony of light and design, the Flame Towers rising above the skyline as symbols of energy and modernity. The panoramic drive through Highland Park presents an uninterrupted view of the Caspian Sea and the graceful arc of Baku Boulevard. The route continues past Martyrs’ Lane and the Eternal Flame Monument, reflecting the nation’s reverence and resilience through its memorials. The glow of Baku Crystal Hall and the vast Flag Square frame the city’s dynamic pulse, while the gentle rotation of the Baku Ferris Wheel completes the visual journey with sweeping city views. The experience concludes with a return to the hotel, setting a refined tone for the days of exploration ahead. Total duration approximately 3 to 4 hours including transfers, professional insights and driving timeş

Baku Old City

After breakfast at the hotel, begin a full-day discovery of Baku’s architectural and cultural identity, uncovering its transformation from a medieval fortress city to a global capital of art and innovation. The exploration starts within the ancient walls of Icherisheher, the Old City, a living open-air museum layered with centuries of civilization. Historic treasures such as the Palace of the Shirvanshahs, Maiden Tower and Juma Mosque stand beside caravanserais, bathhouses and museums, reflecting the city’s evolution through diverse epochs and influences.

Heydar Aliyev Cultural Center

The journey continues to the Heydar Aliyev Cultural Center, a masterpiece of modern design that embodies the creativity and ambition of contemporary Azerbaijan. The flowing architecture and curated exhibitions offer a deep insight into the nation’s cultural dialogue between tradition and progress.

Baku Boulevard

Along Baku Boulevard, travelers experience the elegant stretch of the Caspian waterfront, passing the Carpet Museum and the tranquil canals of Little Venice, where the city’s atmosphere shifts from historic reflection to cosmopolitan leisure.

Nizami Street

The tour concludes at Nizami Street and Fountain Square, vibrant with local life, refined boutiques and open-air cafés that capture Baku’s dynamic urban rhythm. As the day comes to an end, guests return to the hotel, carrying a deeper understanding of the capital’s seamless blend of history and innovation. The tour lasts approximately 7 to 8 hours, covering guided commentary, sightseeing breaks and driving intervals between destinations.

Ateshgah - Fire Temple

Following breakfast at the hotel, the day unfolds through Azerbaijan’s most emblematic heritage of fire and devotion. Travelers embark on a journey toward Ateshgah, the Fire Temple of Surakhani, an ancient sanctuary that once drew pilgrims from across the Silk Road. Within its stone walls, eternal flames rise from the earth, echoing centuries of spiritual reverence and the elemental force that shaped this land’s identity. The air carries both mysticism and history, offering a glimpse into the rituals and beliefs that once defined a civilization built on light and energy.

Yanar Dag

The exploration continues to Yanar Dag, the “Burning Mountain,” where natural gas vents have blazed unceasingly for millennia. The sight of living fire dancing across the hillside under open skies creates an unforgettable image of nature’s raw power. This experience reveals why Azerbaijan is known as the Land of Fire, connecting geological wonder with timeless legend. The remainder of the day allows free time for personal exploration within Baku’s city center, offering travelers the flexibility to unwind, shop or enjoy the modern rhythms of the capital at their own pace. The evening concludes with a comfortable return to the hotel, carrying impressions of an extraordinary encounter with the earth’s most ancient element. Total duration approximately 5 to 6 hours including guided explanations, sightseeing stops, free-time activities and travel intervals between destinations.

Juma Mosque

After breakfast, travelers depart from Baku to experience the contrasting beauty of Azerbaijan’s mountain realms, choosing between two remarkable routes that reveal the country’s natural grandeur and cultural depth. The journey toward Shamakhi and Gabala begins across rolling valleys and ancient trade paths once traveled by caravans and poets. Shamakhi, one of the country’s oldest capitals, introduces the Juma Mosque, the first mosque of Azerbaijan, a serene structure that has stood for over a millennium as a symbol of resilience and devotion.

Continuing through forested landscapes and alpine roads, travelers reach Nohur Lake, a mirror-like sanctuary encircled by the Caucasus foothills.

Our last visiting place is Tufandag Mountain Resort. Guests will take Cable Car ride. We complete the tour here and return Back to Baku & Drop off the hotel. Overnight in Baku

Shahdag Mountain Resort

As mentioned above, we offer the 2nd choice to the guests as Guba, Gusar-Shahdag Tour instead of Gabala - Shamakhi Tour. If this option is chosen, the itinerary will as follows: -Pick up from the hotel in Baku -Besh Barmag Mountain -Qechresh Forest -Chenlibel Lake -Drive to Shahdag -Shahdag Mountain Resort -Return Back to Baku & Drop off the hotel -Overnight in Baku

The journey continues toward the southern outskirts of Baku, leading travelers into the open landscapes of Gobustan, a UNESCO World Heritage site celebrated for its ancient rock art and geological wonders. The visit begins at the Gobustan Museum, offering an immersive introduction to the region’s prehistoric heritage through interactive displays and authentic archaeological discoveries.

Mud Volcanoes

The journey continues toward the southern outskirts of Baku, leading travelers into the open landscapes of Gobustan, a UNESCO World Heritage site celebrated for its ancient rock art and geological wonders. The visit begins at the Gobustan Museum, offering an immersive introduction to the region’s prehistoric heritage through interactive displays and authentic archaeological discoveries.

The tour then advances toward the fascinating Mud Volcanoes, one of the world’s rare natural phenomena, presenting a surreal landscape of bubbling craters and mineral-rich terrain. This otherworldly setting provides a glimpse into the geological heartbeat of Azerbaijan’s earth. Upon return to Baku, guests may enjoy free time within the city center to unwind or explore further at their own pace. Total duration approximately 5 to 6 hours including guided explanations, sightseeing stops and driving intervals between locations.

Ganjlik Mall

The day unfolds with a vibrant journey through Baku’s modern retail and traditional trade districts, offering travelers an exceptional blend of style, taste and culture. After breakfast, the tour begins with visits to Genjlik Mall, Deniz Mall or 28 Mall, each presenting an elegant collection of international brands, contemporary design and refined leisure spaces. These centers capture the essence of Baku’s cosmopolitan lifestyle, balancing global sophistication with local flair.

YasIl Bazar Green Market

The experience continues at the Green Bazaar (Yashil Bazar), a celebrated marketplace renowned for its colorful displays of dry fruits, aromatic spices and regional delicacies. This stop provides an authentic encounter with Azerbaijani flavors and a lively atmosphere shaped by local merchants and traditional hospitality. As the day concludes, guests return to the hotel carrying more than purchases, a reflection of Baku’s energy, creativity and timeless charm. The shopping tour lasts around 6 to 8 hours, featuring transfers, leisure time for shopping, and travel between locations.

Following breakfast and check-out from the hotel, travelers prepare for their return journey after an inspiring exploration of Azerbaijan’s vibrant culture, ancient history and breathtaking landscapes. A comfortable transfer to Heydar Aliyev International Airport ensures a smooth and timely departure, with attentive service provided from hotel to terminal. The drive, approximately 30 minutes from the heart of Baku, offers one final opportunity to take in the elegant skyline, the tranquil shimmer of the Caspian Sea and the city’s remarkable fusion of tradition and innovation. The departure marks not merely the end of a tour, but the completion of a memorable chapter defined by discovery, sophistication and cultural resonance. Azerbaijan, with its rare combination of warmth and grandeur, leaves an impression that endures long after takeoff, an invitation to return to the Land of Fire once more.