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Explore with our professional guides unique rock carvings up to 20,000 years old, mineral-rich mud volcanoes originating from beneath the Earth's surface, a Zoroastrian temple built in the 17th and 18th centuries, and an eternal fire that has been burning for over a millennium.

Book this city tour of Baku to explore both the old, historical side, and the modern one, too. You’ll have a convenient pickup from your hotel, then visit several sites including Highland Park, Baku Boulevard, and Baku Old City. This is a private tour, so you can go at your own pace. It will take around a half day, and then the rest of the day is free for you.

Embark on a journey through Azerbaijan's cultural and historical legacy with our guided tour to Sheki. Our expert guide will share stories about the city's past while showcasing key inheritances such as the Albanian Church, Sheki Khan Palace, and Sheki Caravanserai. Enjoy exciting activities like ziplining under our guide's supervision, and savor the taste of traditional Sheki food to complete this enriching experience.

The Guba-Shahdag tour is a journey through the European part of Azerbaijan. Along the Caspian Sea along the Samur-Divichinsky lowland there is a road that takes tourists by semi-express to the mountains of the North Caucasus. A trip to one of the most popular ski resorts in Azerbaijan, located on the Shahdag Mountain– is a journey through the vast steppe and dazzling snowy mountains.

Cover the highlights of Baku on this after-hours evening tour, which shows you the glittering lights of the city after dark. Explore a mix of old and new, getting an in-depth introduction to both modern and traditional sides of the city. Highlights include a look at Flame Towers all lit-up, and a visit to seaside-facing Flag Square, one of the tallest flagpoles in the world.

Semi-desert landscape, water basin, mud volcanoes, and the beautiful rare creatures (Gazelle, birds and other mammals) that make this strange trio spectacular. Our Shirvan National Park Tour will give you theese oportinities: - You will recognize the rare creatures of the Azerbaijani wild nature which mentioned in Red Book and preserved in Shirvan National Park; - Watching calmly their natural movements, reflexes in their living spaces - in nature will give you peace of mind.

Discover Sheki, a city rich in history and culture, surrounded by mountains. Visit the stunning Palace of Shaki Khans, the ancient Church of Kish, and the historic Karvansaray. Enjoy a stop at the Juma Mosque in Shamakhi and explore Sheki’s well-preserved heritage with a professional guide and driver.

See a gorgeous landscape of pink and white–striped rock formations at Candy Cane Mountain on a half-day trip from Baku. Coordinating transport to the rural area can be a challenge, but this excursion takes care of logistics with door-to-door transport from your location. That means you can relax on the way to the fossil-rich mountains outside Altyaghach National Park.

Are you ready to embark on a journey of discovery? Our group tour of Gabala and Shamakhi is the perfect way to explore the stunning natural beauty and cultural treasures of this fascinating country. From the majestic Juma Mosque Shamakhi to the serene Nohur Lake, and the breathtaking "Seven Beauties" Waterfall in Vandam village, every stop on our itinerary is a feast for the senses. But what truly sets our tour apart is our knowledgeable and passionate guide, who will bring each location to life with fascinating stories and insider knowledge. And with pickup, drop-off, transportation, and a guide all included, you can sit back, relax, and immerse yourself in the beauties of Gabala and Shamakhi without any worries. So why should you book this tour? Because it's more than just a tour, it's an adventure that will leave you with memories to last a lifetime. Book now and join us for an unforgettable journey through the heart of Azerbaijan. Book now and get Baku City Tour for FREE!

Explore Baku and the surrounding area on this customizable full-day tour. In the company of a guide, depart from your hotel in a private vehicle and head out into Baku. Travel to Gobustan to visit the Gobustan Museum and admire the ancient rock carvings. Make stops at a mud volcano, the Fire Temple, Bibiheybet Mosque, and the Fire Mountain.

When exploring a new city, it’s hard enough planning your visits and day without having to worry about how much things cost at each stop, too. Save yourself the headache and book this full-day tour to Shamakhi and Gabala. Relax with round-trip transport from Baku and see Juma Mosque, Diri Baba Mausoleum, and other area highlights with your guide.

Unless you’re an archaeologist, you probably won’t know the impressive history that lies just outside of Baku. This tour takes you to four natural sites in just one day, with your guide uncovering layers of ancient history dating back 1,000 or more years. You’ll have private transportation all day, allowing you the flexibility to stay as long as you like at each site you visit.

Discover more of Azerbaijan when you book this full-day tour that visits four regions near Baku. Join a small group and head to Shamakhi, Ismailli, Gabala, and Sheki to visit beautiful mosques, lakes, palaces, and bazaars. Gain better insight into the local history and culture with commentary from your local guide. You also get a free night tour of Baku with the purchase of this tour.

Diverse Landscapes: Immerse yourself in the vibrant hues of the Candy Cane Mountains, the ancient mystique of Beshbarmag, and the all-encompassing nature at Shahdag Mountain Resort. Local Legends: Explore mountains steeped in folklore, adding an extra layer of fascination to your journey. Nature and Thrills: From serene landscapes to adventurous activities at Shahdag, experience the perfect blend of relaxation and excitement. Convenient Return: Wrap up your unique adventure with ease as we ensure your return to a central location or drop you off at your hotel. Book this tour and get Baku City Tour for FREE.

Immerse yourself in the history and future of Baku on this 5-hour city sightseeing tour. Visit Ichari Shahar and other highlights to learn about the evolution of the city from the 5th century through the Soviet era and on to independence. Morning or afternoon tour options available.

With a private vehicle to whisk you between sites and activities, you can cover Baku’s key sites in one day of sightseeing—and still have time left over for a traditional Azerbaijani lunch. Visit Highland Park, Seaside Boulevard, the Palace of Happiness, Maiden Tower, and the Azerbaijan Carpet Museum, pausing for guided walks and private tours that explore thousands of years of history.

Take in some of the incredible highlights of Baku on this three day tour. Explore the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Baku’s Old Town, as well as must-see contemporary landmarks. Visit the Burning Mountains, Mud Volcanoes and Gobustan National Park. See the Fire Temple of Baku and the green, mountainous landscapes of Gabala City (accommodation not included).

Begin your journey with a visit to the world’s first industrial oil well, a historic site marking the origins of Azerbaijan’s oil industry. Continue to the Bibiheybat Mosque, a 13th-century architectural gem and major religious site. Next, head to the vibrant Pink Lake, known for its striking pink hues caused by minerals and algae—a perfect spot for memorable photos. Visit Besh Barmag (Five Finger) Mountain, a sacred place offering panoramic views after a short uphill walk. Enjoy a lunch break at a local fish restaurant before exploring the Candy Cane Mountains, famous for their red-and-white striped hills. This full-day guided tour from Baku offers a mix of history, nature, and culture across some of Azerbaijan’s most unique landscapes.

Discover Gobustan’s ancient petroglyphs, bubbling mud volcanoes, and the stunning Bibi Heybat Mosque. Trace Azerbaijan’s oil history at the world’s first oil well during this memorable half-day guided tour from Baku. The trip combines history, nature, and culture, all with the convenience of comfortable transport, including optional hotel pickup, and an expert guide by your side. Please note, entry to Gobustan National Park is not included and costs USD 6.

Set off on a full-day adventure from Baku to Gabala and immerse yourself in Azerbaijan’s stunning landscapes. Visit iconic spots like the historic Juma Mosque and the serene Nohur Lake. Take in breathtaking alpine views on the Tufandag Cable Car, then unwind by the tranquil Yeddi Gozel Waterfall. With hotel pickup, drop-off, and a professional guide to share fascinating insights, your Azerbaijan experience couldn’t be easier.

Explore two historic, ancient places — Yanar Dag and Mystic Atesghag — on this 3-hour tour from Baku. Learn about the history, facts, and legends from your guide. All entrance fees and round-trip transportation from a central meeting point in Baku included.

Explore the Gobustan Rock Art Cultural Landscape and the Absheron Peninsula on this full-day tour that begins with pickup from your hotel in Baku. Head to Gobustan to see 40,000-year-old rock carvings from the Stone Age and mud volcanoes. Then, head to Absheron to learn why Azerbaijan is called the “Land of Fire,” and see where Zoroastrianism began.

This is one of the best must-visit places in Azerbaijan in terms of being able to feel and live the atmosphere of the ancient and modern combination of Azerbaijan in a small town

This region has always been one of the biggest and one of the most beautiful parts of Azerbaijan! So, if you decide to visit other Azerbaijani cities, we highly recommend you to see Quba! Guba has been founded in the XV century and is located 165km to the north from Baku. Khinaliq village is the most remote village among all others in Quba. It is also the highest village as it is located in the middle of Caucasian mountains. And this remoteness is exactly what helped the inhabitants of the village to survive from the invasions. The history of this village goes right back until the Albanian period. The remains of ancient caves of early humans are still left in this territory between the mountains. Due to its long history, Khinaliq village is considered one of the oldest inhabited places in the world and has been included in the UNESCO list of World Historical Monuments.