Day-wise Itinerary
DAY 1
WELCOME TO BAKU
Welcome to Azerbaijan. Upon arrival at Baku Airport, transfer to the hotel and check in. Relax after your journey. Overnight stay in Baku.
DAY 2
BAKU CITY TOUR
After breakfast, visit the iconic Heydar Aliyev Center for photo stop. Later enjoy panoramic city tour covering Highland Park, Alley of Martyrs, Flame Towers, Baku Boulevard and Nizami Street shopping area. Overnight stay.
DAY 3
FIRE TOUR AND OLD CITY
After breakfast, visit Ateshgah Fire Temple and Yanar Dag Burning Mountain. Later explore the UNESCO-listed Old City of Baku including Maiden Tower and historical streets. Overnight stay in Baku.
DAY 4
GOBUSTAN AND SHOPPING TOUR
After breakfast, visit Gobustan National Park famous for ancient rock carvings and mud volcanoes. Later visit Bibi-Heybat Mosque and enjoy shopping at 28 Mall. Gala dinner in evening. Overnight stay.
DAY 5
LEISURE AND DEPARTURE
After breakfast, enjoy free time for leisure or shopping. Later transfer to Baku Airport for departure with memorable holiday experiences.
Frequently Asked Questions About Azerbaijan
Do Indian passport holders need a visa for Azerbaijan, and can they apply for an e-visa?
Indian passport holders are eligible for Azerbaijan's e-visa system under the current rules. Apply through the official e-visa portal and verify the latest processing time, fee and eligibility before booking.
What documents and passport validity are required for the Azerbaijan e-visa?
Keep your passport details accurate and prepare accommodation, return/onward travel and other supporting information. Standard e-visa processing should be planned with a buffer rather than leaving it to the last working days.
What clothes should I pack for Baku, Gabala, Sheki and mountain areas?
Pack comfortable walking shoes and layers. Add a jacket for mountain areas and cooler evenings; summer travellers need sun protection and breathable clothing.
Should I use taxis, public transport, rental cars or private tours?
Metro and taxis are convenient in Baku. Private transfers or rental cars are useful for regional routes, especially when combining multiple mountain or heritage sites.
Should I carry Azerbaijani Manat, cards or both?
Carry Azerbaijani Manat for everyday expenses and keep cards for larger businesses. ATMs are available in Baku and major tourist areas.
Do I need a SIM/eSIM and which apps are useful?
An eSIM/SIM is useful for maps and transport. Download offline maps for countryside travel and keep hotel details available offline.
Is vegetarian, Jain and Indian food easy to find in Azerbaijan?
Indian and vegetarian options can be found in Baku, but choices are more limited outside major tourist centres. Jain travellers should communicate restrictions in advance.
What should I know about weather, travel insurance, local etiquette and border/region restrictions?
Mountain weather can change quickly. Keep travel insurance, check road conditions and verify any regional access restrictions before travelling beyond Baku.
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