Breakfast at the hotel.
Proceed for the Absheron Peninsula Tour, exploring some of Azerbaijan’s most iconic natural and historical wonders.
• Ateshgah Fire Temple (Fire Worshippers’ Temple)
Visit the ancient Ateshgah, known as the Fire Worshippers’ Temple. Based on Persian and Indian inscriptions, this site once served as a place of worship for Hindu and Zoroastrian communities.
The word “Atash” means fire in Persian.
This unique pentagonal complex features a central courtyard surrounded by monks’ cells and a four-pillar altar at its center. The current structure was built between the 17th and 18th centuries and remains a remarkable symbol of Azerbaijan’s fire-worship heritage.
• Yanardag – The Burning Mountain
Continue to Yanardag (Fire Mountain), located about 25 km north of Baku on the Absheron Peninsula.
The name “Yanardag” translates to “Blazing Mountain” — a perfect description of this natural wonder. Flames naturally burst from the hillsides due to underground gas vents, creating an awe-inspiring sight of fire dancing across the rocky surface.
Yanardag is one of the most iconic manifestations of Azerbaijan’s nickname, the “Land of Fire.” Return to Baku. Overnight stay in Baku.

Breakfast at the hotel.
Proceed for the Gobustan Tour, exploring one of Azerbaijan’s most remarkable archaeological and natural sites.
• Gobustan National Park – Rock Petroglyphs
Gobustan is world-renowned for its extraordinary collection of ancient rock carvings (petroglyphs). The area has been inhabited since the 8th millennium BC and features over 6,000 rock engravings scattered across approximately 100 square kilometers.
These carvings depict hunting scenes, human figures, animals, ships, constellations, and daily life of ancient civilizations. Some of the oldest petroglyphs date back to the 12th century BC.
In 2007, UNESCO declared the Gobustan Rock Art Cultural Landscape a World Heritage Site, recognizing its outstanding cultural and historical significance.

• Mud Volcanoes
Continue your journey to the Mud Volcanoes, one of Azerbaijan’s most unique natural wonders.
Azerbaijan is home to nearly half of the world’s mud volcanoes, and Gobustan hosts some of the most active and impressive ones. Witness the bubbling mud pools and miniature eruptions — a surreal landscape found in very few places on Earth. Return to Baku. Overnight stay in Baku.

Breakfast at the hotel.

Proceed to Gabala, one of Azerbaijan’s most scenic and popular mountain regions, known for its natural beauty and variety of tourist attractions.

• Tufandaq Winter–Summer Tourism Complex

Visit the famous Tufandaq Tourism Complex, offering year-round activities and breathtaking mountain views.

Highlights include:

Cable car rides operating in all seasons

Skiing on tracks with varying difficulty levels

Professional ski training and ski school

Restaurants, cafés, and entertainment centers for children

Comfortable hotel and recreational facilities

This area is perfect for adventure lovers as well as visitors seeking relaxation amidst nature.

• Nohur Lake

Continue to the tranquil and picturesque Nohur Lake, located slightly off the main route toward the mountains.

Surrounded by lush forest and offering stunning mountain scenery, the lake is an ideal spot for photography and peaceful nature walks. Its serene atmosphere makes it one of Gabala’s most cherished natural attractions.

• Yeddi Gözəl (Seven Beauties) Waterfall

Next, visit the popular Yeddi Gözəl Waterfall, located 6 km from Vandam village and 3 km from the main road near Puskan.

The waterfall is formed from several mountain streams that create seven cascading steps.

The first two levels are easily visible from below.

To witness the remaining five waterfalls, visitors must climb a steep staircase — a rewarding challenge for those with some physical strength.

At the top, a spectacular natural panorama awaits.

The site also features a restaurant and traditional teahouse, offering a cozy place to relax.

Because the waterfall is nestled within a dense forest, the area remains cool and shaded throughout the day.

Return to Baku. Overnight stay in Baku.

Breakfast at the hotel.

Proceed to Quba, a charming city located in the Quba–Khachmaz region of Azerbaijan. Situated on the northeastern slopes of the magnificent Shahdag Mountain Range, Quba lies approximately 168 km from Baku and is known for its green landscapes, mountain air, and historic villages.

• Visit to Qachrash Village

Continue to Qachrash Village, located within the Qachrash administrative district of the Quba region.

The village sits along the banks of the Gudyalchay River, on the slopes of the Greater Caucasus Range.

The name “Qachrash” comes from Persian:

kach – pistachio

ras – steppe / foothills / meadows

Meaning: “pistachio foothills”, which reflects the area’s natural environment and terrain.

Qachrash is surrounded by dense forests and offers a refreshing, cool climate. The village is also known for its numerous natural springs, adding to its serene beauty and peaceful atmosphere.

• Chenlibel Lake

Proceed to Chenlibel Lake, originally created for agricultural irrigation.

Today, however, it is considered one of Quba’s most picturesque natural attractions.

The lake is surrounded by forested hills and offers beautiful scenery, making it a perfect spot for relaxation and photography.

Return to Baku. Overnight stay in Baku.

Breakfast at the hotel.

Proceed to the Shahdag Mountain Resort, the first and largest ski resort in Azerbaijan, located in the Gusar district near Shahdag National Park. The Gusar region is situated in the southern part of the country, bordering Russia, and is known for its lush forests, rich flora, and diverse fauna.

• Shahdag Mountain Resort Complex

Opened to the public in 2012, the Shahdag Mountain Resort is set within the breathtaking Greater Caucasus Mountain Range.

The resort offers a wide variety of facilities and attractions, including:

Luxury hotels and cozy cottages

Ski resorts with slopes for all skill levels

Golf clubs

Restaurants and cafés

A variety of entertainment and leisure zones

• Enjoy Shahdag Activities

Begin your adventure with the many activities Shahdag has to offer. Depending on the season, guests can enjoy:

Skiing and snowboarding

Cable car rides

Snowmobile or ATV rides

Tubing and snow parks

Ziplining, hiking, and other mountain activities

Shahdag is a perfect destination for nature lovers, adventure seekers, and families alike.

Return to Baku. Overnight stay in Baku.

Breakfast at the hotel.
Proceed to Sheki, one of Azerbaijan’s most ancient and beautiful cities, known for its rich history, traditional architecture, and breathtaking mountain landscapes.
• Sheki Khan’s Palace
Visit the magnificent Sheki Khan’s Palace, the former summer residence of the Sheki Khans.
Constructed between 1761–1762 during the reign of Hussein Khan Mushtaq (grandson of Haji Chelebi), the palace is an architectural masterpiece of the 18th century.
The palace was built using raw bricks, river stones, plane trees, and oak, but the most astonishing fact is that not a single nail or drop of glue was used in its construction.
Everything holds together through a unique traditional technique — a secret formula that has been lost over time.
The palace is world-famous for its colorful stained-glass windows (shebeke), exquisite wall paintings, and detailed wooden carvings.

• Caravanserais
Continue your tour with a visit to the historic Sheki Caravanserais.
During the Middle Ages, the rapid development of trade increased the importance of caravanserais across Azerbaijan.
Typically built like fortified castles with a single secure gate, these structures provided safe shelter for merchants traveling along the Silk Road.
Today, the caravanserais stand as impressive reminders of Sheki’s role as a major trade center in the region.
Return to Baku. Overnight stay in Baku.

Breakfast at the hotel.
Begin your Baku Shopping Tour, exploring some of the city’s best local shops and modern shopping malls.

• Aliahmad’s – Local Sweet Shop
Start your shopping experience with a visit to Aliahmad’s, a well-known Azerbaijani brand offering a wide selection of traditional sweets. Guests can taste and purchase authentic local delicacies, perfect as gifts or souvenirs.

• Xurcun – Dry Fruits & Sweets Shop
Continue to “Xurcun”, a popular shop specializing in premium-quality dry fruits, nuts, traditional sweets, and beautifully packaged gift assortments. It is an ideal stop for those looking to take home natural and flavorful Azerbaijani products.

• Ganjlik Mall
Proceed to Ganjlik Mall, the largest shopping mall in Baku, located just 10 minutes from the city center.
The mall features:
More than 80 international and local brand stores
Large bowling halls
The city’s biggest cinema complex with 3D movie halls
Kids’ playgrounds
Bravo Supermarket

Numerous restaurants and food courts
Ganjlik Mall is a perfect place for both shopping and entertainment.

• Deniz Mall
Continue to the impressive Deniz Mall, built on land reclaimed from the Caspian Sea and spread across 120,000 m² over five floors.
With its unique architectural design and diverse offerings, the mall includes:
Renowned brands such as Starbucks, Nike, Swarovski, Pandora, Paul, Go Sport, Alma Store, and LVIV Handmade Chocolate
Entertainment venues like Kinderland and CinemaPlus
Popular dining options including Big Chef, TGI Fridays, Dine Hall, Beverly Hills, Chill Box, and more
The Casa Culinary Art School of Azerbaijan
Deniz Mall is one of the city’s top destinations for shopping, leisure, and dining.
Return to the hotel. Overnight stay in Baku.

(Open buffet breakfast included)
After breakfast check out from the hotel. We hope your tour was a memorable one and we look forward to seeing you in the future on another tour. Have a safe trip back home and thanks for choosing us.