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If you want to explore all the main sites of Baku and the Old City in the evening, when the lights come on, then join this group guided tour, which includes a traditional dinner featuring saj, Old Garden salad, and tea with Baku baklava. You’ll meet your group at the designated spot, then you’ll cover plenty of ground. You’ll visit several spots, traveling between them in an air-conditioned vehicle.

Join this group tour to Gobustan and Absheron, where your driver will take you to several of the most important sites in town, like the mud volcanoes, Ramana Castle, and more, plus treat you to a buffet lunch. All admission fees are included, so no need to pay anything on the spot. Plus you’ll keep costs down by booking this group tour.

Raise a glass and get ready for fun during this 3-hour pub crawl enjoying the nightlife of Baku. Make visits to five of the city’s top breweries, bars and pubs, sampling an included glass of international or local beer at each stop. Depending on the night of the week, you may even get to enjoy some live entertainment. This Baku pub crawl includes a guide and one beer, cocktail or soft drink at each of the five stops.

Explore the capital of Azerbaijan just as it starts to come alive during this 3-hour evening tour. See the main attractions of the city center such as the the Flame Towers, Carpet Museum,Little Venice in boulevard, the biggest mosque in Caucasus- the Heydar Mosque, Central Park, Heydar Aliyev Cultural center and take in the views of the city and the sea from Highland Park. Learn about the history of Baku and Azerbaijan from your informative guide as you walk around the city. Note: The tour starts after 18:00

Step back in time and discover Azerbaijan’s rich history when you take this small-group tour to Gobustan and Absheron. See hundreds of erupting mud volcanoes and the traditional rock art of Gobustan. Then, head to the Absheron region where you explore the Ateshgah Fire Temple, to learn about Zoroastrianism, and the Yanardag burning mountain.

See the best of Baku without the hassle of organizing transportation with this driving tour. Enjoy hotel pickup and head straight to five of the city’s top sights, including Ateshgah (the Zoroastrian Fire Temple of Baku), Yanar Dag (the Burning Mountain), and the Heydar Aliyev Center. Learn about the history of Baku with live commentary during the drive and stop for lunch at a traditional local restaurant (own expense).

Escape the bustle of the capital on this full-day gastronomy tour to the Savalan Valley, famous for its local wines. Enjoy four exclusive wine tastings at Savalan ASPI Winery, plus admission to an on-site wine museum. Tours also include a stop in scenic Nohur Lake for a tea and baklava along the way, plus a tasty lunch in a local restaurant.

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.

Join your guide on this full day tour from Baku to the Candy Cane Mountains and Khinalug. You’ll make three stops today, one at Siyazan to see the striped Candy Cane Mountains where you can wander around and explore and take photos, and then to Khinalug village to learn a little bit about the culture of the area.

Travel into the Azerbaijan mountains from Baku on a full-day tour that explores Shamakhi and Qabala. Without your own transport reaching the two remote destinations from Baku would be a challenge, but pre-booking a cost-effective group adventure takes the hassle out of the journey; less time spent on logistics buys you more time to discover Azerbaijani food, walk by a mountain lake, and check out alpine scenery.

Tour company provides guests with professional local guide (native English/Russian speaker) who had prestigious education and intensive background at European companies and institutions. Therefor guests will be received much information about not only Azerbaijan additionally general background about Mesopotamian geography including every neighboring states. Our company vehicles offers (free of charge) ride (by guests) in Mud Volcanoes and Qobustan which is known as ''safari''.

Explore Gobustan National Park, mud volcanos, and Ateshgah (Fire Temple) on a full-day tour from Baku that blends ancient human history with natural wonders. Without a pricey private car and driver, reaching all three sites in a single day would be a daunting challenge; this cost-effective group tour takes care of logistics so you can focus on magnificent rock carvings, eruptions of thick mud, and a fiery religious pilgrimage place.

The ideal tour for travelers short on time, this half-day excursion to Gobustan National Park covers Azerbaijan’s iconic mud volcanoes in just a few hours. Listen to live onboard commentary as you travel comfortably from Baku in an air-conditioned minivan, with round-trip hotel transfers included. You’ll also get a peek at top sights in the capital, including Maiden and Tower Bibi-Heybat Mosque.

Check out two sites in Azerbaijan on this half-day group tour, each connected by the theme of fire. You’ll visit both Burning Mountain- or Yanar Dag- and then you’ll visit the Baku Ateshgah temple. Hear all about their historical significance from your guide while you keep costs down by sharing the experience with a group.

Explore Azerbaijan’s top highlights on this full-day private tour from Baku, including the UNESCO-listed Gobustan Rock Art Cultural Landscape with its ancient carvings and museum. Visit the unique Mud Volcanoes, the historic Ateshgah Fire Temple, and the natural gas fire at Yanardag, known as the "Burning Mountain." Enjoy private transportation, a guide/driver, all entrance fees, and lunch for a seamless and enriching experience.

See the diverse sights of Baku, both ancient and modern, lit up at night during this 3-hour nocturnal walking tour. Follow your guide on foot as you explore sights like the city’s 12th-century walls, UNESCO World Heritage-listed Maiden Tower, State Philharmonic Hall and the striking, sky-high Flame Towers. You’ll cap off your evening adventure with an Azerbaijani local beer (own expense) at the city’s Tosca restaurant. This Baku evening walking tour includes a guide and bottled water.

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.

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).

Discover the must-visit sights of Baku when you take this full-day tour of the Azerbaijani capital. With a private guide, explore the ancient walled city with its Shirvan architecture, see the modern Heydar Aliyev Center, walk down the historic Nizami Street, and visit the National Carpet Museum. Cap off your day with a delicious Azerbaijani lunch and a boat ride on the Caspian Sea.

Make greater use of your time in Baku sightseeing and discover what the city is like at night on this private tour of the city. Travel around the city by car as your guide takes you to attractions including the Baku Old City, Highland Park, and Heydar Aliyev Cultural Center where you’ll get to see what they’re like illuminated at night and learn more about Baku in the process.

This half-day Gobustan tour reveals Azerbaijan’s ancient legacy through rock art, archaeological sites and stunning geological formations. Travelers visit a renowned museum featuring thousands of Stone Age engravings. The journey includes access to UNESCO-listed rock shelters that preserve prehistoric human activity. A visit to the world-famous Mud Volcanoes delivers a rare look at active natural formations. The program continues with Bibi-Heybat Mosque, a landmark of spiritual heritage. A final stop at a historic oil well highlights the region’s influential role in early petroleum history.

Step into the fairytale world of Sheki – a day trip filled with colors, culture, and timeless traditions. Escape the bustle of Baku and travel through misty mountains, forested hills, and ancient trade routes to one of Azerbaijan’s most enchanting towns. Sheki is a masterpiece of Caucasian charm — with its 18th-century Khan’s Palace covered in intricate stained glass mosaics, artisan workshops where you’ll watch silk and "shebeke" come to life, and cobblestone streets echoing with stories of merchants and poets. Along the way, enjoy a rustic village breakfast in Shamakhi and traditional tea in the peaceful Ismailli forest. Savor the legendary Sheki halva and a rich clay-pot dish called "piti" that tastes like history itself. This is more than a tour — it’s a soulful journey into the heart of Azerbaijan, where every stop reveals a new wonder. Book now to discover a place that’s as warm and welcoming as it is unforgettable.

Explore Baku's Old City and walk around this UNESCO-protected site surrounded by 12th-century walls and discover all the amazing things that this marvelous city within a city has for you. The Maiden Tower, Baku’s most mysterious site ,the Shirvanshahs’ Palace, was the 15th-century residence of Azerbaijan’s medieval ruler, mosques, hammams, karvansarays, divans, palaces, beyond its main attractions, the ‘Inner City,’ as it’s called by the locals, is a labyrinth of narrow alleyways home to some of Baku’s oldest residents, as well as artists’ workshops, souvenir stalls and traditional restaurants serving classic Azerbaijani dishes- will welcome you during your trip here.