Top Azerbaijan Tours by Duration - page 2

Discover all that Baku and its surroundings have to offer on this full-day tour. See the prehistoric petroglyphs at Gobustan National Park, learn about the mud volcanoes and their healing properties, visit the Zoroastrian fire temple of Ateshgah, explore the fire mountain of Yanardag, and admire the architecture of Baku's modern city center. A tour guide and transportation to all of the sights from your hotel are included.

Explore the iconic fire landmarks of the Absheron Peninsula on this private half-day tour from Baku. Visit the historic Ateshgah Fire Temple, a 17th-century sanctuary built atop natural gas vents. See Yanar Dag, the famous Burning Mountain, with its continuous natural flames and geological marvels. Capture stunning photos at the Heydar Aliyev Cultural Center, a modern architectural masterpiece. Walk the exterior grounds and view the nearby Convention Center, combining design and open-air scenery. This four-hour private tour delivers a unique blend of cultural, historical, and natural attractions near Baku.

Discover ancient cultures and geological features on this half-day tour from Baku. Join a small group and head to the semi-desert of Azerbaijan, home to the Gobustan Rock Art Cultural Landscape. See more than 6,000 carvings that are over 40,000 years old left by humans of the Upper Paleolithic era. Then, see the unique mud volcanoes that dot the countryside and learn about their creation.

Spend a day discovering some of Azerbaijan’s most popular attractions on this full-day tour from Baku. Join a small group and head to the Gobustan Rock Art Museum where you can see the prehistoric rock engravings as well as the bubbling mud volcanoes nearby. Then, learn about the Zorastrian religion when you visit the Ateshgah Fire Temple before ending at the fiery natural gas fires of Yanar Dag.

Explore the Gobustan and Absheron regions from Baku, without the pressure of planning your own day trip, with this group tour. Board your vehicle outside your hotel, and relax knowing the day's logistics are covered. Enjoy an itinerary that includes erupting mud volcanoes, the Ateshgah Fire Temple, Yanar Dag "Burning Mountain", and more (entry fees seperate).

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.

An opportunity to see up to 20.000 years old unique rock carvings, mud volcanos full of minerals from depths of earth, Zoroastrian temple that built 17-18 centuries and eternal fire never extinguish flaming over 10.000 years

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.

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.

Explore the mountainous Guba region of Azerbaijan during this full-day tour. Drive through the countryside of Azerbaijan and stop at Beshbarmag Dag—the ‘Five-Fingered Mountain—and a few remote villages on the way to Guba. Then, visit one of Europe’s highest villages, Khinalug, set atop the Lesser Caucasus mountains at 2,335 meters. Take in the beautiful scenery and learn a bit about the history of the region before heading back to Baku.

This group tour covers most of the top sightseeing spots in Northern Azerbaijan in just two days—more than you could cover on your own. You start and finish in Baku with hotel pickup for ease, visiting Sheki and Diri Baba Mausoleum, Shamakhi Juma Mosque, Lahij village, Nohur Lake in Gabala, and more. You sleep in a five-star hotel, and most admission fees are included.

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.

Discover the historic and natural monuments of the Gobustan-Absheron region, without having to rent a car, on this guided tour from Baku. Embark on a group tour to discover a few of Azerbaijan’s key landmarks, including the bubbling mud volcanoes, the rock petroglyphs, the Temple of Fire, and the Yanar Dag burning hills.

Discover the sights of Baku during a private tour of the city. Just book online for your own personal group, then leave your hotel for a tour of the city’s standout sites. You’ll visit Highland Park for views of Baku’s landmark buildings, then head into Baku Old Town to hear the history behind its mosques and museums. Choose to enter the Palace of the Shirvanshahs, if you wish; entry is extra, but the well-preserved artifacts inside make the admission fee worth the expense.

The tour brings together all the most famous sights of Azerbaijan. This is a kind of city tour and a journey through time from the primitive caves of the stone period to the perfection of modern architecture - the Heydar Aliyev Center, which was recognized as the most beautiful building in the world in 2014.

Visit Quba and the remote mountain village of Khinalig on this group tour from Baku. Introducing you to the surreal landscapes of the Khizi region in northeastern Azerbaijan, the tour starts with a drive through the mountains past the city of Sumgait on your way to Quba city. Refuel with a traditional lunch in the forests, then head high into the hills to visit mysterious Khinalig, which is said to be the highest inhabited village in the Caucasus region.

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.

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.

This tour brings together some of the most diverse and impressive landscapes of Azerbaijan in a single day. From the colorful Candy Cane Mountains to deep canyons and wide mountain viewpoints, every stop offers incredible scenery and great photo opportunities. You will travel through the beautiful Quba region, passing forests, rivers, and traditional villages along the route. The highlight of the journey is Khinaliq, one of the highest and oldest mountain villages in the Caucasus, where ancient traditions are still preserved. Along the way, you’ll also experience local life, nature, and culture in a very authentic setting. It is an ideal choice for travelers who want to explore beyond Baku and see the true mountain beauty of the country.

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).

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.

Experience the landscapes of Azerbaijan and what life is like outside the capital on this day trip from Baku. Travel through rugged mountain landscapes to reach the small city of Quba, rich with culture and Jewish heritage. Continue higher into the Caucasus Mountains than you can alone, to the ancient village of Khinalug for lunch at a local home to try traditional regional food. Choose between a group trip or a private tour.

Isolated from the Wolrd, Khinalug village is located at an altitude of 2100 meters above sea level and will be the last point to visit during this tour. You will see not only the ancient architecture of this village, you will also enjoy a breathtaking panorama of the peaks surrounding this village. And on the way to Khinalig, you can often see eagles flying overhead, wild horses galloping along the banks of stony rivers and clouds descending so low that sometimes they can even be touched.