Azerbaijan Tours & Trips

At the striking Heydar Aliyev Cultural Center, you'll see contemporary architecture before checking out UNESCO-listed Gobustan Museum's ancient rock art. Yanar Dag Burning Mountain has flames that burn all year, and then there's a cable car ride at Tufandag ski resort near Nohurgol Lake in Qabala, plus the Palace of Sheki Khan with its colorful glass windows.

Baku's iconic Flame Towers and the UNESCO-listed Old City offer a look at ancient Shirvanshahs Dynasty architecture. The Mud Volcanoes in Gobustan and eternal flames at Atashgah Zoroastrian Fire Temple and Yanardag's Burning Mountain make for memorable stops. Stay 4 nights in well-selected hotels with daily breakfast, and ride cable cars at Tufandag ski resort for panoramic mountain views.

From Baku's UNESCO-listed Old City to Sheki's historic caravanserai, this 9-day tour spans 6 diverse cities of Azerbaijan. The ancient Diri Baba Mausoleum in Maraza and Caspian Sea cruise highlight the journey. 3-4 star hotels with breakfast included, featuring traditional cuisine and expert-led tours at approx. $100 per day.

A 6-day cultural immersion from Baku's Maiden Tower to the Zoroastrian Ateshgah temple in Surakhany village. The colorful Sheki bazaar and medieval Khans Palace complement Gobustan's ancient petroglyphs. 4-star accommodations at Shah Palace, with welcome dinner at a national restaurant.

At approx. $130 per day, this tour highlights Azerbaijan's treasures from UNESCO-listed Gobustan petroglyphs to Qabala's Seven Beauty Waterfall. The ancient Diri Baba Mausoleum and traditional Lahic village offer cultural depth. 3-4 star hotels bridge Baku's modernity with rural Azerbaijan's charm.

This 9-day alpine trek takes you to Shahdag Mountain's summit at 4,243 meters, Azerbaijan's highest peak, through remote Caucasus villages in Shahdag National Park. Trek 13 kilometers from Daligaya to Haput village at 1,925 meters, then stay in traditional homestays in Budug, Zeyid, and Khinalig at 2,200 meters.

Small groups of 5-18 people hike through Shahdag Mountains, visiting old villages like Galeykhudat and Griz while staying in basic homestays with shared facilities or camping along trails. You'll see Griz and Grizdahna waterfalls, have breakfast with fresh local food, and walk past wildflowers and streams at around $150 per day with meals covered and certificated guides.