Arrive at the Azerbaijan International Airport.
You will be welcomed by driver and then transferred to your hotel.
Check-in at the hotel.
Lunch time.
Tour starts with visiting Highland Park with majestic view to the city and Caspian Sea, as well as the Flame
Towers, which are visible from almost anywhere in the city.
Beyond the Old City there is no better way to get a feel for Baku’s relaxed, Mediterranean atmosphere than
by strolling along the much-loved Seaside Boulevard – the capital city’s promenade. This beautiful sweep
of the coast offers hours of pleasant strolling along the waterfront with ever-changing views of the city.
Dinner time.
Return to the hotel Overnight in Baku.

Breakfast at the hotel in Baku
Excursion program (pick-up time 10:00):
Baku’s extraordinary landscape, rich in oil and subterranean gases, has intrigued travellers since time
immemorial and for centuries the Ateshgah Fire Temple in the village of Surakhani has been attracting

crowds of thrill seekers. Built in the 17th–18th centuries around naturally burning flames which were
previously worshipped by Zoroastrians, the site was then an important place of pilgrimage for fireworshipping Hindus until the 1880s. Today it houses a well-designed museum and is often coupled with a
trip to nearby Yanardag, the Burning Mountain in Mammadli village where a 10-metre wall of flames blazes
day and night at the base of a hillside. These natural flames were described by Marco Polo in the 13th
century and continue to mesmerize those who visit the site. Today you can learn all about them at the
beautifully arranged new museum complex. Lunch break
The Carpet Museum, situated on the Seaside Boulevard, is another of

Baku’s modern architectural wonders
– it’s shaped like a rolled-up rug! And inside it’s home to the largest collection of Azerbaijani carpets in the
world (over 6,000!). There’s simply no better place to begin your journey into the world of Azerbaijani
carpet weaving.
Baku’s medieval core is a UNESCO-protected site surrounded by 12th-century walls, brimming with history
and Eastern architecture. Here you’ll find the Maiden Tower, Baku’s most mysterious site – no one knows
for certain what it was originally built for! Meanwhile, occupying the highest spot in the citadel, the
Shirvanshahs’ Palace was the 15th-century residence of Azerbaijan’s medieval rulers. Beyond its main
attractions, the ‘Inner City,’ as it’s called by the locals, is a labyrinth of narrow alleyways home to some of
Baku’s oldest residents, as well as artists’ workshops, souvenir stalls.
Walking to Nizami Street which also the part of history and oil barons built beautiful buildings along this
street. Also, guests may have shopping time in modern shops.
Dinner time.
Transfer to Hotel
Overnight in Baku.

Breakfast at the hotel.
Check-out from the hotel
Excursion program (pick-up time 10:00):
This mountain waterfall is beautiful places to see, is situated in the Vandam village of Gabala. The name of
the Seven Beauties (Yeddi Gozal) Waterfall comes from the name of the 7 mountain roads that should lead
to the waterfall. As the waterfall is absolutely frozen in the winter, it’s getting harder to get here. But in the spring and summer, tea houses are accessible on every mountain road, where guests can enjoy a tea
set with traditional varieties of Gabala jam. At the top, there is a teahouse with a special wooden mattress,
where you can enjoy tea in the background with a nice sound and scenery.
Nohur Lake is one of the most fabulous locations in Gabala, with a spectacular look to the Caucasus
mountains. The tourists are overwhelmed by Lake Nohur’s majesty. The peaceful weather and sounds of
birds provide an ideal environment for relaxing to avoid the noise.
Lunch break
Tufandag Mountain Resort provides its guests with a natural setting with incomparable beauty and
harmony. Built like a jewel in the crown of the surrounding mountains, Tufandag Mountain Resort is a mustsee spot for nature lovers and sports enthusiasts alike.
Return to the hotel.
Dinner time  Overnight in Gabala 

Breakfast at the hotel.
Way to Sheki (takes around 1 hour)
Excursion program: (pick-up time 09:00)
Take a break from an itinerary packed with sightseeing and spend a morning or afternoon simply wandering
the cobbled streets of Sheki’s historic old town, an area that was recently added to UNESCO’s World
Heritage List. Soak up the bucolic atmosphere, admire the intricate brickwork and hunt for some historical
relics. This upper part of the city is made up of 19th- century merchant housing with distinctive gabled roofs,
mosques and hammams, reflecting Sheki’s long history as a former hub of the silk trade. You can visit house
museums to local literary heroes Mirza Fatali Akhundzade and Bakhtiyar Vahabzade and call into the Sheki
Khans’ House. For a Quintessential Silk Road experience in Sheki, stop for tea and sweets or better still
spend a night at Karvansaray, an authentic 18th-century caravanserai-turned-hotel.
Step into small boutiques and admire the authentic craftsmanship, whether it be witnessing patterns being
printed onto the colourful kelaghayi headscarves traditionally worn by Azerbaijani women or decorating
clothes and cushions with intricate floral designs using a technique known as takalduz embroidery. Meet
talented artisans making pots, papas (a national hat), miniature caskets and national instruments whose skills have been passed down
through generations. In the Sheki Fortress, call into the shebeke workshop to see spectacular mosaics being
painstakingly composed of thousands of tiny pieces of stained glass held together in wooden lattices of all
shapes and sizes.
Visiting Albanian church in the village of Kish
Transfer back to Baku.
Dinner time
Overnight in Baku 

Breakfast at the hotel.
Excursion program (pick-up time 10:00):
Gobustan tour
From prehistoric rock art to musical stones, the Azerbaijani people’s age-old past is dramatically brought
to life in the UNESCO-listed Gobustan Reserve, where an astonishing collection of over 6,000 ancient
petroglyphs chart ways of life dating back as far as 40,000 years. The reserve is located among the
Boyukdash, Kichikdash and Jingirdagh mountains, about 60 kilometres south of Baku, and is also home to
the remains of once inhabited caves, settlements and burial grounds, all reflecting intensive human use
from the Upper Palaeolithic to the Middle Ages. What’s more, just a short drive away you’ll find some of
Azerbaijan’s astonishing number of mud volcanoes, one of the world’s most intriguing natural wonders.
Way to mud volcanos – home to the world’s greatest concentration of mud volcanoes, the landscape
around Baku might be described as messy, bubbling, and sometimes explosive. The country is thought to
have nearly 400 mud volcanoes and while they never grow to the size of a normal volcano, topping out at
around 10 kilometres in diameter and 700 metres in height.
Lunch break
Baku’s extraordinary landscape, rich in oil and subterranean gases, has intrigued travellers since time
immemorial and for centuries the Ateshgah Fire Temple in the village of Surakhani has been attracting
crowds of thrill seekers. Built in the 17th–18th centuries around naturally burning flames which were
previously worshipped by Zoroastrians, the site was then an important place of pilgrimage for fireworshipping Hindus until the 1880s. Today it houses a well-designed museum and is often coupled with a
trip to nearby Yanardag, the Burning Mountain in Mammadli village where a 10-metre wall of flames blazes  day and night at the base of a hillside. These natural flames were described by Marco Polo in the 13th
century and continue to mesmerize those who visit the site. Today you can learn all about them at
the beautifully arranged new museum complex.
Dinner time
Return to the hotel.
Overnight in Baku 

Breakfast at the hotel.
Transfer to the Azerbaijan International Airport from Baku.
Departure.