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Once you land in Baku, you’ll be welcomed with warm Azerbaijani hospitality. Expect clean, modern airport facilities and a smooth private transfer to your hotel.
Located in the heart of the city, the 4-star Alba Hotel offers cozy Standard Double Rooms, the perfect base to rest and recharge. Standard check-in is at 2:00 PM—just in time to freshen up before you hit the streets.
First stop? Highland Park. It’s not just a scenic spot—it’s a tribute to Azerbaijan’s heroes and offers panoramic views of Baku’s skyline.
As you pass by the iconic Flame Towers and the National Assembly (Milli Majlis), you’ll feel Baku’s energy—a city where ancient stories meet futuristic skylines.
Stretching along the Caspian Sea, Baku Boulevard is a lovely place for a walk. Feel the sea breeze as you stroll past cafes, parks, and cultural centers.
Step inside the legendary Maiden Tower and hear stories that go back thousands of years. It’s mysterious, it’s old, and it’s 100% photogenic.
Right in the heart of the Old City sits this UNESCO World Heritage site—once home to the ruling dynasty of Shirvan.
Zaha Hadid’s architectural masterpiece is more than a building—it’s a symbol of Azerbaijan’s modern identity. Smooth curves, white waves, and Instagram-worthy angles guaranteed.
Time to wind down and recharge. Tomorrow, nature is calling.
Fuel up with a hearty breakfast because it’s road trip time. The ride to Gabala takes about 4–5 hours through scenic countryside.
Whether it’s winter or summer, Tufandaq delivers! Ride the cable car for jaw-dropping views or, if the season’s right, hit the slopes for a ski session.
Gabaland is a dream for thrill-seekers and families alike. From drop towers and trampolines to pony rides and laser tag, boredom doesn’t stand a chance.
Hidden among the mountains, Nohur Lake offers tranquility like no other. A perfect photo op or simply a chance to sit back and soak in the calm.
After a full day of excitement, head back to your hotel in Baku for a well-deserved rest.
Visit the mystic Fire Temple, once used by Hindu and Zoroastrian worshippers. The temple’s flames may now be fed by gas pipes, but the spiritual vibes remain strong.
Yes, a mountain that’s literally on fire! Yanardag’s natural flames dance on the rocky hillside—a must-see that lives up to the hype.
Travel thousands of years back in time with Gobustan’s ancient rock engravings—think hunting scenes, rituals, and more.
Get ready to bounce around in a 4×4 as you explore Azerbaijan’s famous bubbling mud volcanoes. It’s messy, it’s fun, and it’s unlike anything you’ve seen.
Wrap up your cultural day at this historic mosque, rebuilt in the 1990s but with roots dating back to the 13th century.
Take a last evening stroll, pick up some local souvenirs, or relax at a café. Tomorrow, it’s goodbye—but you’ll be back.
Learn the fascinating tales of Islam’s early spread to India at Cheraman Perumal Tombs. Later, visit Nabi Ayoub’s Tomb—a revered religious site surrounded by misty landscapes.
After your final buffet lunch, it’s time to check out and hit the road. Around dinner, enjoy a pit stop at Haima Restaurant before crossing back into the UAE.
Ready to experience a blend of futuristic charm, ancient traditions, and natural wonders—all in just four days? This Baku itinerary isn’t just a tour; it’s your passport to the heart of Azerbaijan. From historical marvels to the thrill of mountain adventures, we’ve got you covered with the perfect mix of culture, fun, and unforgettable sights.
Private transfers with a professional driver
All land tours and airport shuttles
Entry to all major attractions
Gabala cable car, Little Venice, Fire Temple, Gobustan museum, and mor
Roundtrip flight (10KG hand-carry via Wizz Air)
Azerbaijan eVisa
Full travel insurance coverage
Why This Package is a Must-Book
This package gives you a little bit of everything—history, relaxation, adventure, and Insta-worthy views.
Whether you’re traveling with loved ones or exploring solo, Baku has something for everyone.
Comfortable shoes (you’ll walk a lot!)
Layers for mountain weather
Travel adapters and portable chargers
Azerbaijani Manat is the local currency
Respect cultural customs, especially in mosques
Many locals speak Russian and Azerbaijani, but English is spoken in tourist spots.
Flight is not included for this package
Absolutely! Azerbaijan is considered very safe for tourists, with low crime rates and welcoming locals.
Spring (April–June) and Autumn (September–October) offer the best weather for sightseeing.
In tourist areas, yes. However, basic knowledge of Russian or Azerbaijani can help in rural areas.
It depends on the season. Summers are mild (18–25°C), while winters can be snowy and chilly (-5 to 5°C).
Yes! Most travel agencies can help tailor your itinerary for longer stays or specific interests.
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From Original price was: 1800.00 د.إ.1500.00 د.إCurrent price is: 1500.00 د.إ.
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