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Today after breakfast you meet your guide and driver at the hotel and set out to explore the remarkable city of Baku.

During the tour you visit Memory Alley, enjoy panoramic views of Baku from the Upland Park and explore historical district of Old Baku with its famous Maiden Tower, the Complex of Shirvanshahs Palace, medieval Caravanserai and central Markets square.

After Baku sightseeing you leave the city for Gobustan National Park, a famous sight located on a hill in the southeast end of the Greater Caucasus mountain ridge. Gobustan Rock Art Cultural Landscape with its huge collection of rock engravings is one of the 2 sights in Azerbaijan inscribed into the UNESCO World Heritage List.

You also make an inside visit to Gobustan Museum, also known as the Petroglyph for displaying the drawings on the rock by primitive inhabitants. Here you find the amazing evidence of the past: rock paintings, caves – sites of ancient people and objects of material culture. More than four thousand rock engravings are preserved in Gobustan depicting people, animals, labor scenes, collective hunting, and dancing.

After a busy yet exciting day, you are transferred to the hotel for overnight.

Full Day Private Tour of Baku & Gobustan

After delicious breakfast at your hotel, you meet with your private guide and start the excursion of historical Old Town - "Icheri Sheher". 

In there, you discover the highlights of Icheri Sheher including the Palace of the Shirvans - the most striking example of the Medieval palace structures in Azerbaijan which can be dating to the middle of 15th century; Maiden's Tower which is according to the latest researches is the largest Zoroastrian temple in the world; visit Juma Mosque, antiques and carpets shops. 

After lunch break you proceed with sightseeing tour in the modern Baku: Martyr's Cemetery, located on the higher slopes of the city's west-end. Make it as the best place for viewing the panorama of Baku. Then you will have a walk in Naberezhny park and along Baku Boulevard, the second largest one in the Europe. On Boulevard you can get a boat to make trip along Baku Bay. You will be introduced with the interesting facts and legends of the largest lake in the world - Caspian Sea.

After the sightseeing tour, you are transferred back to your hotel in Baku. Rest of the day is at your own leisure.

Full Day Private Tour of Baku

After breakfast at your hotel, you are met by your private guide and driver, and go for a day-trip outside Baku.

Today you will enjoy a trip to the Absheron peninsula to visit its famous Temple of Fire Worshippers. For the other part of the day, you continue your tour in the Palace of Shirvan Shahs.

Second part of the day driver your transfers you to Gobustan National Park - one of the highlights of Azerbaijan.

Enjoy private guided tour with a visit the Museum of Gobustan. You will also explore one of the most unique natural phenomena of Azerbaijan mud volcanoes.

After the sightseeing tour, you are transferred back to your hotel in Baku. Rest of the day is at your own leisure.

Full Day Tour of Absheron Peninsula & Gobustan

Today after breakfast you meet your guide and driver at the hotel and set out to explore the remarkable city of Baku.

The tour begins from the UNESCO-listed Old City enclosed by the thick walls. Locals are used to call their old medieval town “Icheri Sheher”. Together with your guide you explore historical district of Old Baku with its famous Maiden Tower, the Complex of Shirvanshahs Palace, medieval Caravanserai and central Markets square.

Today you also get a chance to visit the Heydar Aliyev Cultural Center built by world-famous architect Zaha Hadid.  Due to its innovative and cutting-edge design, the building has become a signature landmark of modern Baku.

After the tour you return to the hotel and have the rest of the day free.

Half Day Private Tour of Baku

After breakfast you leave Baku for Gobustan National Park, a famous sight located on a hill in the southeast end of the Greater Caucasus mountain ridge. Gobustan Rock Art Cultural Landscape with its huge collection of rock engravings is one of the 2 sights in Azerbaijan inscribed into the UNESCO World Heritage List.

You also make an inside visit to Gobustan Museum, also known as the Petroglyph for displaying the drawings on the rock by primitive inhabitants. Here you find the amazing evidence of the past: rock paintings, caves – sites of ancient people and objects of material culture. More than four thousand rock engravings are preserved in Gobustan depicting people, animals, labor scenes, collective hunting, and dancing.

After the tour you are transferred to your hotel.

Half Day Tour of Gobustan National Park

Visit to the Winery in Novkhani Village

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Oil Rocks

Old City

Azerbaijan Carpet Museum

Baku Boulevard

Flame Towers

Gobustan National Park

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Highlights of Azerbaijan and Georgia

Baku, the capital city of Azerbaijan, is an interesting place indeed. I'm guessing by your reference to "Baku Town," you mean Baku itself. The city is located on the western coast of the Caspian Sea, right on the southern edge of the Caucasus Mountains. Here are a few interesting aspects of Baku:

Ancient and Modern Architecture: The city has a unique architectural blend. The Old City, or Icherisheher, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where you can find medieval Islamic-style buildings, like the 12th-century Maiden Tower and the Palace of the Shirvanshahs. In stark contrast to this, there's the ultramodern skyline which includes the famous Flame Towers, a trio of skyscrapers covered with LED screens that display the movement of a fire visible from across the city.

Rich Oil History: Baku was one of the birthplaces of the oil industry, with the world's first oil well drilled in the city outskirts in 1846. The Oil Rocks, a fully functional offshore city built in the late 1940s to support oil drilling, is a testament to this history. The oil boom of the late 19th and early 20th century attracted international attention and wealth, influencing Baku's growth and architecture.

Cultural Intersection: Azerbaijan has a rich cultural tapestry. Baku, in particular, is an intersection of cultures – it reflects both Eastern and Western influences due to its geographical location and history. The Azeri people are Turkic but the country is also home to a number of other ethnicities. The national language is Azerbaijani, but Russian and English are commonly spoken.

Gobustan National Park: Located just outside Baku, Gobustan National Park is known for its archaeological and cultural landscapes. The park is home to more than 6,000 rock engravings dating back between 5,000–40,000 years. It's a UNESCO World Heritage site as well.

Carpet Museum: The city also houses the Azerbaijan Carpet Museum, which celebrates the country's historic art of carpet weaving. The building itself is designed to look like a rolled carpet.

Cuisine: Azerbaijani cuisine is an important part of the country's culture. Baku, being a cosmopolitan center, offers both local and international cuisines. Traditional dishes to try include plov (a fragrant rice dish with various toppings), dolma (stuffed grape leaves), and kebabs. Baku's location on the Caspian Sea also means fresh seafood is readily available.

Tea Culture: Tea is a significant part of Azerbaijani hospitality. It is traditionally served in a pear-shaped glass, and often accompanied by various jams and sweets.

Baku Boulevard: A promenade established in the 1900s along the seashore is a perfect place for walks. It's one of the city's highlights and offers a beautiful view of the Baku Bay.

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