Popular Destinations
Gabala, Azerbaijan
Gabala (Qəbələ) is a captivating blend of ancient history and modern allure. Once the capital of Caucasian Albania, this region boasts archaeological treasures like the ruins of the ancient city of Gabala. Nature thrives here, with lush forests, serene Nohur Lake, and the thrilling Tufandag Mountain Resort, offering skiing and cable car rides. Explore the scenic beauty of Yeddi Gozel Waterfall or unwind at Gabaland amusement park. Gabala’s vibrant culture shines through its music events and local cuisine. A perfect mix of adventure, history, and relaxation, Gabala invites travelers to discover Azerbaijan’s enchanting mountain soul..
Daily from $150
Sheki, Azerbaijan
Sheki (Şəki) is an important stop on the legendary Silk Road, this charming city in the north-west of Azerbaijan is one of our true travel gems. Head to the historic centre and Azerbaijan’s latest UNESCO World Heritage site to soak up the spirit of an old Caucasian trading hub, and enjoy exploring the city’s craft shops and caravanserais, cobblestone streets and colourful sweet shops.
Tour to Sheki from Baku. Transfer from airport...
Daily from $200
Qaxh, Azerbaijan
The Qakh region of Azerbaijan has a long history dating back to ancient times. Archaeological excavations suggest the area had been populated during Eneolithic, Bronze and early Iron age. What remains of these early inhabitants' activities indicates they engaged largely in sedentary cultivation, animal-breeding and art. According to historians, the territory of Qakh was a part of the Scythian Kingdom in the 7th century B.C.
Here is one of the most beautiful regions of Azerbaijan as a touristic destination where has several hotels, restaurants, sightseeing places and historical monuments.
Daily from $250
Qusar, Azerbaijan
Qusar is located in Northeastern Azerbaijan. It is the city center of the Qusar rayon. Khachmaz rayon borders its eastern border. Quba rayon is to the south, and Gabala rayon shares a small border portion between Russia and Quba rayon. Russia forms it northern border. Qusar rayon holds a population of 82500 people, many of which are ethnic Lezgins. This is also true for the city. Lezgins are proud people with a rich heritage from centuries of living in the Greater Caucasus Mountains.
Qusar is nested in the Greater Caucasus Mountains. Winter temperatures often plummet below freezing. Summers are mild and a very popular place for those living in Baku.
The region has a famous place named Shahdag Mountain Resort on a day trip from Baku. You can enjoy a range of activities including skiing, snowmobiling, and paragliding.
Daily from $200
Astara, Azerbaijan
Astara, located on the southern coast of Azerbaijan, is a hidden gem where lush green landscapes meet the sparkling waters of the Caspian Sea. Known for its subtropical climate, Astara offers beautiful beaches, dense forests, and breathtaking mountain views. Visitors can explore ancient caravanserais, traditional tea houses, and colorful local markets. The region’s rich history and warm hospitality create a unique cultural experience. Nature lovers will enjoy scenic hikes to waterfalls and natural springs, while food enthusiasts can savor delicious local cuisine. Whether you seek relaxation or adventure, Astara promises a peaceful escape full of beauty, history, and charm.
Daily from $200
Lenkeran, Azerbaijan
Lenkeran, a picturesque region in Azerbaijan, boasts stunning natural beauty and rich cultural heritage. Nestled along the scenic Caspian Sea, it features lush tea gardens and captivating forests. Visitors can explore the historical landmarks, such as the ancient Lenkeran Fortress and the charming local mosques. The region is renowned for its delicious cuisine, including fresh seafood and traditional dishes like pilaf. Lenkeran’s mild climate makes it a perfect year-round destination for nature lovers and adventure seekers. With its warm hospitality and breathtaking landscapes, Lenkeran offers a unique experience that highlights the beauty of Azerbaijan’s diverse regions.
Daily from $180
