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Baku city tour that covers the top attractions in the city of Wind. You will see famous squares and monuments from the comfort of your air-conditioned vehicle with commentary of a professional local guide. At Highland Park, your sightseeing tour across the Baku will start. Take a fresh breeze of the Caspian Sea and take incredible panoramic views of illuminated Baku and admire the miraculous architectural mix of east and west contrasts.Next,the Carpet Museum “ City of Flying carpets” (the first of its kind in the world), where you can see examples of Azerbaijan’s seven schools of weaving. You will proceed to the National Flag Square, and then ,along the Baku Boulevard you will see Little Venice, the Government house,Baku Ferris Wheel ,also known as Baku Eye you can enjoy panoramic views of Baku Flame Towers. The final destination will be Heydar Aliyev Center-one of the most beautiful building in the world, designed by English Iragi architect Zaha Hadid.

Trade the busy city of Baku for the tranquility of the countryside during this private tour to Afurdzhi Waterfall and Chiraq Castle. Make your way through the Tanggalti Canyon, stopping along the way for lunch, to reach the tallest waterfall in Azerbaijan. Then see the remains of the Chiraq Castle, perched high on the clifftop, while listening to engaging commentary from your guide about the history of the historic site.

This tour will allow you to become acquainted with the local culture and see fascinating views of the Caucasus. You will explore the authentic life of locals and take a part in a magnificent hike in a one day guided tour. At the end of the tour you will be served with a lunch made in a local house with organic products.

Escape the chaos of Baku and uncover the hidden treasures of southern Azerbaijan on this curated full-day tour. Visit the historic prison where Joseph Stalin was held, stroll through lush tea plantations, and savor local flavors at Lankaran’s vibrant City Bazaar. Highlights include the fiery spring of Yanar Bulag, the serene Khanbulanchay Reservoir, and a chance to indulge in longevity tea, with convenient hotel pickup and drop-off included!

The Baku Night Tour two hours and begins at Icheri Sheher. You’ll first walk through the Old City before going to the top of the Baku Funicular for views of the city and the Caspian Sea and later walk along the promenade. Professional guides give a detailed overview and show you Baku illuminated at night. From the medieval times of the Islamic Shirvanshahs through the first oil boom and the Soviet Union to the modern day. Highlights include seeing Maiden Tower, learning about the architectural styles in the Old City and getting an enriched historical and cultural experience. Tour is carefully designed for you to see the magical lights of Baku and to enjoy the beauty of Baku at night.

Cover two iconic attractions in a single excursion on this flame-themed private tour, which takes you to Ateshgah Fire Temple and Fire Mountain. Learn about the Zoroastrians of Azerbaijan and visit the unique 17th-century pilgrimage point. Then, get a peek at the infamous natural gas fire, which burns continuously overlooking the Caspian Sea.

Make the most of your time in Baku and get to grips with the city’s oil-rich history during this half-day walking tour. Benefit from the personalized attention of your private guide as you explore the city’s highlights and learn about everyday life in Baku, oil barons, and Soviet influence—all things that you wouldn’t hear if exploring independently.

Discover Azerbaijan’s fiery pilgrimage places on a half-day, private tour of Ateshgah (Fire Temple) and Fire Mountain from Baku. A customizable alternative to fixed group tour itineraries, this private option offers the flexibility to tailor the day to your schedule: Start at a time that works for you, explore both sites at your own pace, and finish the day at the Baku location of your choice.

Discover more of Azerbaijan when you book this small-group day trip to the Guba and Khinaligh areas. Start in Guba, known for its carpets and all-Jewish settlement, to learn about the country’s mixing of cultures. After a scenic drive through the Qechresh Forest, head to the Russian border to explore the village of Khinaligh.

This full-day tour takes in some of Azerbaijan's most famous landmarks and highlights the country's rich history and diverse culture. Discover Baku's impressive architecture and lively seaside promenade, learn about the country's Zoroastrian heritage at the Khanegah Tomb, and visit Alinja Castle, one of the oldest castles in Transcaucasia. With a private driver, you'll be sure to soak up all the unique heritage and culture of Azerbaijan.

The award-winning Walking Tour of Baku covers both modern and historical areas of Baku that will be a great treat for first-time visitors. Your local guide will lead you to the jewels of the city, including the Old Town, Maiden Tower, Nizami street (old Torgovaya), as well as Baku Boulevard. Hear the stories how discovery and further exploitation of oil changed people's lives and look of the city through the centuries. Baku Walking Tour is a perfect introduction for first time visitors to discover what Baku has to offer. If you’re looking for a hassle-free and comfortable tour, this experience is for you. We guarantee customer satisfaction and 100% money back guarantee.

Gobustan located about 60 km far from Baku city center. It is historical ancient place which included to the UNESCO Heritage list. Gobustan is very rich with archaeological monuments. The reserve has more than 6,000 rock engravings dating back between 5,000-40,000 years. The site also features the remains of inhabited caves, settlements and burials, all reflecting an intensive human use by the inhabitants of the area during the wet period that followed the last Ice Age, from the Upper Paleolithic to the Middle Ages. Over a thousand mud volcanoes are known to exist in the world, and some 400 of those are in the coastal area of Azerbaijan.

• A full-day tour from Baku to the Shamakhi & Lahij region • Visit the first mosque of all Caucasus: the Juma Mosque • Experience the work of the local handicraft masters lively • Beautiful scenery of Lesser Caucasus mountains at 2,070 m • Enjoy complimentary round-trip transportation from your Baku hotel

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Discover the beauty of northern Azerbaijan on our Guba & Shahdag Tour – a perfect mix of nature, culture, and adventure. Begin at Gechresh Forest, where fresh mountain air and towering trees offer a peaceful escape. Visit the Guba Carpet Factory to watch skilled artisans weaving Azerbaijan’s world-famous carpets by hand. Explore the historic Red Village (Qırmızı Qəsəbə), one of the world’s only all-Jewish towns outside Israel and the U.S., and learn the fascinating history of the Mountain Jewish community. Finally, head to the majestic Shahdag Resort in the Caucasus Mountains. In winter, enjoy skiing, snowboarding, and other snowy activities; in summer, try hiking, zip-lining, biking, or simply relax and take in the breathtaking views. This unforgettable tour combines nature, tradition, and adventure in one journey, giving travelers the best of Azerbaijan in a single trip.

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Explore the two ancient villages of Shamakhi and Lahij on this private half day tour from Baku. You’ll start the tour with a convenient hotel pickup, so no need to worry about transportation. Your guide and driver will arrange all of the logistics, so you can just enjoy your visit to Diri Baba Mausoleum, Juma Mosque, Yeddi Gumbez Mausoleum, and much more.

Our tours will make you happy. You will get unforgettable memories when leaving from our country... From the Flame Towers to Old City fortifications, explore Baku highlights on a private city tour. Door-to-door service from a personal driver lets you cover more ground than you could on your own. That means plenty of time to see Baku National Boulevard, Highland Park (Dagustu Park), Azerbaijan National Carpet Museum, and more, with the option to add a boat tour of Baku Bay.

Escape the crowds and discover Baku by night, when the history-packed city is illuminated by glittering lights. Tours cover both traditional and modern sides of the Azerbaijani capital, giving you in-depth background and context on Old City sights as well as new constructions, from Baku Olympic Stadium to the iconic Flame Towers.

- Travel to the past in time tunnel through Gobustan - Admire the ancient petroglyphs dating back to the Mesolithic period - Learn about a thriving prehistoric human civilization - See a number of active mud volcanoes - Shortstop at Bibiheybat mosque at First Oil Well at Baku

See the Azerbaijan sights outside the city of Baku with this day-long private excursion. With a guide just for your own personal group, you’ll enjoy a more flexible tour with the freedom to set a pace that works for you. Admire the region’s famous mud volcanoes, visit the rock carvings and museum of Gobustan National Park, and spend time at the Bibi-Heybat Mosque and Ateshgah Fire Temple.

Discover the best of Baku and its surroundings on this 3-day sightseeing tour that includes airport transfers. Join a small group and explore the main highlights of the Azerbaijani capital on day 1. The next day, head out of the city limits to visit several key locations including the Gobustan petroglyphs, the mud volcanoes, Yanardag burning mountain, and much more.

On this attraction-packed, full-day private tour to Ismayilli and Lahij, you’ll discover two of the most scenic locations in Azerbaijan’s southern foothills of the Caucasus Mountains. Enjoy meet-and-greets with local artisans, dine on traditional Azerbaijani foods in a local restaurant, and soak up postcard-perfect scenery. Tours include comfortable transfers in a climate-controlled minivan.

Escape the city and discover four of Azerbaijan’s top attractions on this jam-packed, private day tour. Learn about the country’s unique faiths at centuries-old Ateshgah Fire Temple, get a close-up look at the UNESCO-listed mud volcanos of Gobustan, and enjoy admission tickets to two fascinating collections, the Gobustan National Museum and the Qala Archaeological and Ethnographic Museum.