Dazzling Baku with Gabala
Meals
- 6 Breakfast
- 1 Brunch
- 5 Lunch
- 1 Local Lunch
- 7 Dinner
Flight Note:
Flight Details: 27 APRIL
27 APR AMDGYD 03:45 AM- 07:45 AM
03 MAY GYDAMD 21:15 PM- 02:45 AM
Flight Detail: 08 MAY, 15 MAY
08 MAY AMDGYD 02:20 AM 05:40 AM
14 MAY GYDAMD 19:50 PM 01:20 AM
Tour Note:
- We don’t have any airline block this is tentative rates counted for airline and tentative details mentioned for airline so, it will be subject to availability at the time of booking.
Important Note:
- Below 06 years child is not allowed in Gabala Shooting and Shahdag Roller Coaster.
- INFANT: 0 till 02 years
- CNB: 02 years till 05.99 years
- CWB: 06 years till 11 years
Documents Required For The Booking Process:
- Need 1st Page & Last Page proper scan passport copy.
- Airline Return Ticket
- Pan Card of all travelling members
- Meal Request
Entrance Tickets: Funicular Ride, Carpet Museum, Hyder Aliyev Car Museum, Shahdag Cable Car Ride, Shahdag Roller Coaster, Gabala Cable Car Ride, Gabala Shooting 05 bullets per person, Fire Temple, Fire Mountain, Mud Volcano.
Tour Information
Inclusions
Exclusions
- 2% TCS* (If PAN & Aadhaar are not linked 5% TCS)
- Pursuant to Budget 2026, TCS at 2% shall be applicable on sale of overseas tour programme packages with effect from 1st April 2026, in accordance with the provisions of the Income-tax Act.
TCS Terms and Conditions
Frequently Asked Questions
- Azerbaijan is a landlocked country of Eastern Transcaucasia.
- It is bounded on the North by Russia, on the east by the Caspian Sea, on the south by Iran, on the west by Armenia, and on the northwest by Georgia.
- Azerbaijan is a predominantly Muslim Country, more than three fifths of the population is Shia and about one third is Sunni.
- Baku is the capital and largest city.
- Azerbaijan is home to wide variety of landscapes.
- Azerbaijan official Language is Azerbaijani, which is a Turkic Language.
Azerbaijan History:
- After more than 80 years of being part of the Russian Empire in the Caucasus, the Azerbaijan Democratic Republic was established in 1918.
- The name Azerbaijan adopted by the ruling Musavat Party for political reasons, had been used to identify the adjacent region north western Iran.
- Azerbaijani prehistory includes Stone, Bronze and Iron Ages with the Stone age divided into Paleolithic, Mesolithic, and Neolithic eras and the Chalcolithic era being a transitional period from the Stone age to the Bronze and Iron Ages.
- When Russian Empire collapsed in 1917, the Transcaucasian Federation was founded by Armenian, Azerbaijani and Georgian intelligentsia.
- It was the Islamic world’s first democratic republic.
- Azerbaijan was recognized by the Allies as an independent nation in January 1920 at the Paris Peace conference.
- Baku: Capital City
- Area: ~2,140 km²
- Population: ~2.3 million
- Famous for: Flame Towers, Caspian Sea promenade, Baku Old City (Icherisheher), modern architecture
- Why visit: Perfect blend of history and modernity, vibrant nightlife, luxury shopping, museums, and cultural landmarks
- Baku is the largest city and capital of Azerbaijan.
- Baku is 28 metres below sea level, which makes it the lowest lying national capital in the world and largest city in the world below sea level.
- Baku is divided into twelve administrative raison and 48 townships.
- Baku is situated on the western coast of Caspian sea.
- Clubs with an eastern flavor provide special treats from the Cuisine of Azerbaijan along with local music.
- Baku has wildly varying architecture, ranging from the old city core to modern buildings and the spacious layout of Baku port.
- Baku joined UNESCO’s network of Creative cities as a design city on 31st October 2019 on the occasion of world cities day.
- Area: ~1,400 km²
- Population: ~100,000
- Famous for: Scenic mountains, Gabala Shooting Club, Tufandag ski resort, waterfalls
- Why visit: Nature, adventure sports, hiking, skiing, and a peaceful escape from city life
- Qabala or Gabala is an ancient capital of Caucasian Albania.
- Gabala was occupied by Shirvanshah Fariburz, King David IV of Georgia in 1120, Mongol Khan Timurleng in 1386, Safavid Shah Tahmasib I in 1538, Persian Nader Shah in 1734 but was able to preserve its culture and identity.
- The geographical position and mountainous relief of the city greatly influenced on formation of complex climate conditions in the vertical droughty area, as well as density of river network and richness of soil vegetation cover.
- The economy of Gabala is partially agricultural, partially tourist based, with some manufacturing industries, mainly for food preserves, tobacco and silkworm cocoon drying.
- Area: ~7,200 km²
- Population: ~70,000
- Famous for: Sheki Khan’s Palace, traditional crafts, silk production
- Why visit: Historical architecture, local culture, artisan shopping, and picturesque mountain views
- Area: ~1,500 km²
- Population: ~90,000
- Famous for: Caspian coastline, tea plantations, subtropical climate
- Why visit: Relaxing seaside experiences, local cuisine, hot springs, and historical sites
- Famous for: Shahdag Ski & Mountain Resort
- Why visit: Skiing in winter, trekking and nature in summer, alpine resorts
- Quba is a city and administrative centre of the Quba district.
- The city lies on the North Eastern slopes of Shahdag mountain.
- Quba was mentioned in works of various European geographers, in ancient Arabic and Albanian sources.
- Quba is also a center of carpet weaving industry.
- There is located a carpet making company called Qadim Quba.
- The carpet Golu Chichi woven here in 1712 is now exhibited in the metropolitan museum in new York.
- For every traveller food is always priority.
- Azerbaijan offers variety of food option. Flamingo offers special Maharaj tour. Food will be prepare by Indian chef in local restaurant. Give you same taste like you are eating food in India.
- In Azerbaijan Jain food means No Onion, No Garlic, No Potatoes food will be available.
- If you are food lovers. In Azerbaijan you should try Vegetarian Local Vegetarian Plov (Pilaf), Dolma (Vegetarian Dolma), Qutab (Gutab) – Flatbread, Pakhlava.
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9 |
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19 |
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- Fire & “Land of Fire: Nicknamed the “Land of Fire” due to natural gas flames and fire worshipping history. Nicknamed the “Land of Fire” due to natural gas flames and fire worshipping history.
- Rich History & Culture: Icherisheher (Baku Old City): UNESCO World Heritage site. Gobustan Rock Art: 40,000-year-old petroglyphs and mud volcanoes.
- Baku & Modern Architecture: Flame Towers: Iconic skyline of Baku. Vibrant nightlife, cafes, and promenades along the Caspian Sea.
- Natural Wonders: Caspian Sea coastline. Shahdag & Gabala: Mountain resorts for skiing and hiking
- Cuisine: Known for Plov (Pilaf), Dolma (Vegetarian Dolma), Qutab (Gutab) – Flatbread, Pakhlava, and local sweets. Tea culture and traditional Azerbaijani hospitality
- Carpets & Handicrafts: Azerbaijani carpets: UNESCO-recognized craft
- Azerbaijan are 1 hours and 30 minutes behind of India.
- Example: When it’s 12:00 PM in India, it’s 10:30 AM in Azerbaijan.
- The official currency is the Azerbaijani Manat (AZN)
- Widely accepted in cities and tourist areas: Credit/debit cards (Visa, Mastercard) are accepted in hotels, restaurants, shops, and larger attractions.
- ATMs: Readily available in towns and cities, dispensing AZN. Some ATMs also accept foreign cards.
- Group Tour: Yes, your tour leader will provide daily timings based on your itinerary, and it is important to follow them closely.
- SIC (Shared Tours): Yes, for SIC and Private Van tours, adherence to the scheduled timings is mandatory. In SIC Tour Driver picks different guests from different hotel so it can be time consuming but it’s economical. So timing must be follow strictly. If you are not on time car will leave you.
- Private Tours: Yes, daily pick-up times for sightseeing will be communicated in advance in your final itinerary. It’s essential to follow these timings, as transfers may be missed if you're not on time.
- Many Popular places have long walks like Gobustan or Old Baku City tour.
- Consult with a healthcare professional before traveling, especially if you have medical conditions.
- Consider travel insurance that covers medical emergencies.
- Plan a relaxed itinerary with rest days to avoid overexertion.
- Choose accommodations with accessibility features if needed.
- Stay hydrated and protect yourself from the sun, particularly in hot and sunny regions.
- Keep essential medications and medical documents handy.
- Not even family, if only ladies plan for any international trip. We will suggest Azerbaijan is perfect holiday destination for ladies.
- Ladies will enjoy shopping, night clubs, good and safe accommodation, no restriction about clothes.
- Ladies will enjoy food, activities, adventure activities like gun shooting, hiking, etc.
- Azerbaijan is safe for women.
- Women can travel alone or in groups without major restrictions.
- Yes, advance planning and early booking are highly recommended for Azerbaijan tours, as hotels, trains, attractions, and seasonal experiences often sell out early. Early bookings also help secure better availability, preferred travel dates, and competitive pricing. Especially during peak season.
- Yes, Public toilets are available in Azerbaijan. Public toilets may charge 0.50–1 AZN for maintenance.
- The best places to go shopping in Azerbaijan, especially if you’re visiting Baku — from luxury malls to traditional markets and unique local experiences.
- Nizami Street (Torgovaya Street) — Main Shopping Street – Baku’s most famous pedestrian shopping avenue, packed with boutiques, fashion stores, cafés, and souvenir shops.
- Port Baku Mall – One of Baku’s most luxury shopping destinations with high‑end international brands and designer stores, cafés, and restaurants.
- 28 Mall – Popular mall with a mix of local and international brands, entertainment, and dining options.
- Park Bulvar Mall – Centrally located mall on Baku Boulevard with shops, a cinema, and eateries.
- Ganjlik Mall – Large, family‑friendly mall with fashion, accessories, and entertainment.
- Deniz Mall – Stylish mall with a good variety of stores and dining options near the Caspian waterfront.
- Sadarak Market – Bustling markets with a mix of textiles, souvenirs, clothing, accessories, and everyday items.
- Old City (Icherisheher) Shops – Narrow lanes filled with traditional handicrafts, carpets, pottery, miniature art, tea sets, and souvenirs — great for cultural gifts and unique local items.
- Always carry hotel address in Azerbaijan (printed or phone screenshot)
- Use maps/screenshots instead of explaining verbally
- Speak slowly & clearly; avoid slang
- Hotels / Airports – English is widely understood in international hotels, Baku airport, and major tourist centers.
- Trains – Announcements and signs mostly in Azerbaijani and English.
- Restaurants / shopping malls – Big city restaurants and malls often have English menus or signage.
- Taxis – Drivers may not speak English; show address on phone in Azerbaijani.
- Traveling between Baku and other cities in Azerbaijan is very easy, fast, and well-connected. Here’s a detailed guide:
- Trains – Baku → Ganja / Baku → Lankaran / Baku → Sheki / Baku → Gabala
- By Road – Private Transfer (Car, Taxi, Buses)
- Tap Water is Not SAFE in Azerbaijan.
- Daily we will provide you 02 water bottles per person (one in the morning & one in the evening) only in Coach. On free day we will not provide any water bottle.
- Every hotel has a different policy for water. Some of the hotels provide 02 water bottles on arrival day only. Some of the hotels provide 02 water bottle on daily basis. Some of the hotels do not provide any water bottle. So we have to follow hotel policy for the same.
- We request you please buy a 05 litre water bottle on arrival day.
- Azerbaijan: +994
Azerbaijani is the official language. English Language is a big problem. English commonly spoken in hotels, airports, tour agencies, and restaurants. Rural areas and small villages English is less common; locals often speak Azerbaijani only. It is also advisable to carry your hotel cards everywhere in case you are out on your own.
- Please carry your own required medicines as medicines are not sold in Azerbaijan without a prescription.
- There are many Bravo, Bazarstore, Araz Supermarket, SPAR and Mega Market for buying water, snacks, fruits etc.
- Name: Azerbaijani Manat (AZN ₼)
- In Azerbaijan. Banknotes come in denominations of 1 AZN, 5 AZN, 10 AZN, 20 AZN, 50 AZN, and 100 AZN.
- Coins are available in denominations of 1, 3, 5, 10, 20, 50 Qapik.
- 1 USD = 1.70 AZN ₼ approx. (The Azerbaijani Manat is pegged to the US Dollar)
- 100 INR = 1.87 AZN ₼ approx. (Approximate rate of exchange. It fluctuates on Daily Basis)
- In Azerbaijan, Only Azerbaijani Manat will be accepted at all places or for any service.
- In Azerbaijan, Azerbaijani Manat will be accepted for purchasing anything or for any services rendered. Thus, it is advisable to exchange currency from your native country itself or exchange money at the airport once you arrive at Tbilisi. As currency exchange in city is not possible due to lack of time.
- Currency Exchange only possible at Airport or at Hotel. So once you will land at Azerbaijan. Please convert your currency from airport.
- Indian Rupees (INR): Not accepted widely.
- US Dollars (USD): You need to Exchange Your USD to AZN, only some international airports or big hotels may accept USD. Not practical for shopping, food, or transport
- Credit Cards: Widely Accepted: Major credit cards (Visa, MasterCard, and American Express) are widely accepted in hotels, restaurants, shops, and attractions.
- ATM Access: You can also withdraw dirhams from ATMs using your credit card, but be aware of any foreign transaction fees.
- Forex Cards: Forex cards (preloaded with foreign currency) can be used at most ATMs and point-of-sale terminals in the Azerbaijan.
- Using Azerbaijani Manat (AZN) is typically the most convenient and economical option while in the Azerbaijan!
- You can take per person 3000 USD in cash & 7000 USD in traveller’s cheque or travel card.
- We request you when you buy dollars please buy official dollars only with bills, if you are carrying dollars without bill it’s totally your responsibility.
- You are allowed to carry maximum INR 25000/- per person.
- The voltage used is 220-230 volts, Frequency: 50Hz.
- Please carry Electric Plug (Universal Travel Adaptor).
- Azerbaijan charging plug is different compared to India charging plug.
Typical Hours: Most shopping malls are open from 10:00 AM to 010:00 PM.
Group age is not in our hand it can be mix of all the age groups.
- Azerbaijan you will plan for long holidays.
- Flamingo offers many international destination combine with Turkey, Armenia, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, UAE.
POINTS TO BE NOTED FOR GROUP TOURS:
- Timing is always important for any tour. When you are travelling with Group you should be on time. Sometimes some sightseeing entrance ticket & timing is most important.
- Azerbaijan is very strict for timing. They strictly follow coach timing.
- Coach shall be available only for 10 hours per day. Coach conclude service by 2030 hours due to Azerbaijan law.
- Group Tour sightseeing always booked in advance and coach hours, guide everything work on time, so you should follow on tour timings.
- Porter services are not available in Azerbaijan. So we insist you to carry luggage with four wheeler luggage bags. Passengers have to handle their luggage on their own.
- In Azerbaijan Big size bag not allow. So we request to all members please carry 20 K. G. in main bag & 01 07 K. G. Small bag for your journey.
- Group tour sightseeing will be not change as per Group demand, in case of any circumstances or in case of any sudden closer notice will come sightseeing will shuffle on tour with concern with local guide and update you accordingly with valid reason.
- In Group tour everyone have to travelling together.
- In group tour you Lunch & Dinner everything will be well plan with arrangement of restaurant.
- When you are travelling in group restaurant always provide buffet menu & same time provide table as per group capacity.
- You have to use all seats which allotted by Restaurant representative, if you will enjoy your meal other table staff will come and request you to sit on allotted table.
- For Jain, No Onion, No Garlic & No Potatoes food will be serve.
- Sometimes due to season time you have to wait outside restaurant.
- If you book your flight your own, flight timing is different than Group timing in this case you have to pay additional transfers price or might be you will miss some of sight seeing if arrange on arrival.
- For Hotel, International Standard Check In time is 1400 hours. During peak season time it will be 1500 hours. Check out time 1100 hours strictly follow.
- If you are arriving early morning we will request you please book hotel on arrival day room with additional charge.
- While hotel check in you have to submit your passport for scanning. Without scanning hotel will not provide room to guest.
- Most of hotels have more twin rooms. If Double room is not available, will provide twin rooms only.
- Room rates are based on standard room. If you are upgrading room or hotel, supplement cost will be applicable.
- Whenever you are book Chef Tour, Flamingo staff will hand over small 05 or 10 K.G bag per person at check in counter. So please plan your packing accordingly.
- There might be 2 or 3 Packed Meals during the tour due to time constraints.
- Travel to Azerbaijan we have different airline option from India.
- From Ahmedabad you will find Azerbaijan Airlines, flydubai via Dubai, IndiGo Airline via Delhi & Mumbai, Air Arabia via Sharjah & Abu Dhabi, Qatar Airways via Doha, Etihad Airways via Abu Dhabi and Jazeera Airways & Kuwait Airways via Kuwait option available.
- For more flight option you can check our Flamingo Flight portal for more airline option.
Direct Flights:
- IndiGo Airlines – Ex. Delhi & Mumbai to Baku
- Azerbaijan Airlines – Ex. Delhi to Baku
One-Stop / Connecting Flights:
These airlines offer good connections from cities like Mumbai, Delhi, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, and Chennai with one layover, often at major Middle East hubs.
- Air Arabia via Sharjah (SHJ) & Abu Dhabi (AUH)
- Fly Dubai via Dubai (DXB)
- Emirates visa Dubai (DXB)
- Qatar Airways via Doha (DOH)
- Kuwait Airways via Kuwait (KWI)
- Jazeera Airways via Kuwait (KWI)
- Gulf Air via Bahrain (BAH)
- Etihad Airways via Abu Dhabi (AUH)
India is well connected to Azerbaijan through both direct and connecting flights:
- IndiGo operates flies direct several times weekly on this route from Delhi to Baku, with an average flight duration of about 5 hours.
- Azerbaijan Airlines operates direct flights (~3 per week) on this route from Delhi to Baku, with an average flight duration of about 5 hours.
- Qatar Airways / Air Arabia offers connecting flights via Doha and Sharjah, with typical total travel time ranging from 10 to 13 hours, depending on the length of the layover.
A group block airline ticket is a pre-reserved set of seats for a group at a fixed rate and common travel dates, while an individual ticket is booked separately per traveller with flexible pricing and date options.
Yes, passengers booked under a group block airline ticket travel together on the same flight, whereas individual ticket travellers may be on different flights based on availability.
Yes, most of the time the tour manager flies with the guests. However, during peak seasons, it’s possible that the tour manager may meet you directly at your destination, as they might need to handle multiple groups.
No, it depends on the airline, as group tickets often do not allow web check-in or seat preferences. We recommend arriving at the airport early and requesting assistance from the airline staff, who will do their best to accommodate your needs.
You are welcome to book your own air ticket; however, you must ensure that your flight schedule aligns with the group’s arrival and departure timings, as airport transfers and tour services are arranged accordingly.
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WORDS IN ENGLISH |
WORDS IN AZERBAIJANI |
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HELLO |
Salam (sah-LAHM) |
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HOW ARE YOU |
Necəsiz? (neh-JEH-siz?) |
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GOOD MORNING |
Sabahınız xeyir
(sah-bah-HUH-nuhz kheh-YEER) |
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THANK YOU |
Təşəkkür edirəm
(teh-shek-KOOR eh-dee-REM) |
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HAVE A NICE DAY |
Gününüz xeyirli
olsun (goo-NOO-nuz kheh-YEER-lee
ol-SOON) |
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SORRY |
Bağışlayın (bah-ghish-LAH-yin) |
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WELCOME |
Xoş gəlmisiniz (khosh gel-MEE-sin-iz) |
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MY NAME IS |
Mənim adım… (MEH-nim AH-dum…) |
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HOW MUCH IS
THIS |
Bu nə qədərdir?
(boo neh geh-DEHR-dir?) |
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GIVE ME
DISCOUNT |
Endirim edin (en-DEE-reem eh-DEEN) |
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GOOD BYE |
Sağ olun (sah-OH-loon) |
Some of the most popular destinations in Azerbaijan are as follows:
- Baku
- Gabala
- Shahdag, Qusar
- Sheki
- Shamakhi
- Lankaran
- 06 Nights/07 Days – Dazzling Baku with Gabala (Group Tour)
- 04 Nights/05 Days – Discovery Baku
- 05 Nights/06 Days – Experience of Baku
- 05 Nights/06 Days – Baku With Shahdag
- 05 Nights/06 Days – Baku With Gabala
- 06 Nights/07 Days – Dreams Baku
- 06 Nights/07 Days – Best Of Shahdag
- 06 Nights/07 Days – Best Of Gabala
- 07 Nights/08 Days – Full Fun With Azerbaijan
- 10 Nights/11 Days – Best Of Georgia With Azerbaijan (Multi-Country)
- 10 Nights/11 Days – Best Of Dubai With Azerbaijan (Multi-Country)
Learning a bit about Azerbaijan etiquette helps you enjoy your visit more. Here are some basics:
- Be polite. Speak softly in public.
- Bowing is a common form of greeting and showing respect.
- Always form orderly queues and wait your turn.
- Avoid public displays of anger.
- Avoid wasting food.
- Conservative clothing is recommended in religious or rural villages. Mosques Rule: Dress modestly when visiting mosques. Remove shoes before entering mosques.
Our Azerbaijan tour packages typically cover major cities like Baku, Gabala, and Shahdag. Each city is special. Baku — A modern capital with a rich history, stunning skyline, and the UNESCO-listed Old City. Gabala — A scenic town surrounded by mountains, offering cultural experiences, nature, and adventure activities. Shahdag — A mountain resort ideal for skiing, snowboarding, and breath taking alpine landscapes.”
- Bolt: Popular ride-hailing app (like Uber) for booking taxis with upfront prices.
- Uber / Yango: Uber works in major urban areas (some users find it reliable). Yango also offers taxi and sometimes food delivery services.
- BakıKart: Mobile app for public transport payments (metro & buses)
- Google Maps: Navigation & offline maps
Food & Delivery:
- Yango – Food delivery from restaurants.
- Delivery Club – Delivery of food, groceries, even pharmacy items.
Here's a breakdown of the currency and payment methods in Azerbaijan:
- Currency: Azerbaijani Manat (AZN)
- Using Indian Rupees: Not accepted.
- Using US Dollars: Not commonly accepted; it's better to exchange for Azerbaijani Manat (AZN).
- Credit Cards: Widely accepted in hotels, restaurants in big cities, and shopping malls.
- Forex Cards: Can be used at ATMs and for purchases, but it’s advisable to have some cash for smaller vendors.
- It is recommended to carry Azerbaijani Manat (AZN) in cash along with a card for convenience, especially when visiting local markets and smaller establishments
Yes, SIM cards are widely available in Azerbaijan (the country) and are easy for tourists to buy when you arrive or in cities. You’ll find multiple mobile network providers offering prepaid SIM cards, data plans.
Physical SIM:
- Azercell
- Bakcell
- Nar Mobile
Roaming Plan:
- Airtel, Jio, and Vi all offer international roaming plans that can work in Azerbaijan, but you need to activate a roaming pack before travel to avoid very high charges.
- It’s a request please check with operator & active your roaming plan from India only.
- Yanar Dag (Burning Mountain): A hillside that has been alight with natural flames for centuries. This phenomenon is the very reason Azerbaijan is known as “The Land of Fire.”
- Ateshgah Fire Temple: An ancient temple of Zoroastrian and Hindu fire worship, used for centuries by Indian and Persian traders along the Silk Road. It remains one of the world’s most significant fire-worship sites and holds a strong historical connection to Indian heritage
- Birthplace of the Global Oil Industry: Absheron was home to the world’s first modern oil wells in the 19th century, powering Baku’s historic boom and shaping global energy history. Today, its legacy is visible in the old oil rigs that still stand alongside modern fields.
- The Mud Volcanoes of Azerbaijan are a truly unique natural wonder. Nowhere else on Earth are so many of them concentrated in one place, and their stark, bubbling terrain resembles the surface of the Moon or Mars more than our own planet.
- What makes them remarkable is a combination of scale and character. First, Azerbaijan is home to over 350 mud volcanoes—nearly half of the world's estimated 800. Most are clustered in the Gobustan and Absheron regions, creating a globally unmatched concentration. Second, unlike traditional volcanoes, they erupt cold mud, natural gas, and mineral-rich water instead of lava, making them relatively safe to observe with guidance. Locally, the mineral-rich mud is also believed to have therapeutic properties, traditionally used to soothe skin conditions, joint pain, and for detoxification—practices that have inspired modern spa treatments.
- If any city tour or any free photo point can be covered which does not have any entry ticket there will be no refund.
- However, we shall try our best to provide alternative sightseeing but the same can’t be guaranteed.
- What kind of food is provided on the tour? (If meals are included for group tours only)
- We offer a variety of Indian cuisine on our tours including Gujarati, Punjabi dishes, South Indian specialties, and fusion cuisine.
- Breakfast will be continental breakfast only, No Indian Items
- Alcohol is available for guests above 21 years at licensed hotels, pubs, clubs, and airport duty-free, with strict rules against public drinking and drink-driving. During Ramadan, alcohol is not easily available Wastage Policy
- Azerbaijan believes in Zero Wastage policy so we request you to please do not waste food.
- Plov (Pilaf) – Azerbaijan’s national dish. Rice cooked with fresh herbs.
- Dolma (Vegetarian Dolma) – Very common and flavourful. Rice, herbs & spices.
- Qutab (Gutab) – Flatbread – Thin stuffed flatbread, cooked on a hot plate: Green Qutab (Herb Qutab), Pumpkin Qutab, Cheese Qutab. Served with yogurt or sour cream.
- Pakhlava (Azerbaijani Baklava) Desserts – layered pastry with nuts & syrup
- Four Seasons
- The Ritz‑Carlton
- Fairmont
- JW Marriott
- Wyndham
- Hilton
- InterContinental
- Marriott
- Hyatt
- Radisson
- Holiday Inn
- Sheraton
- Qafqaz
- In general, hotel rooms in Azerbaijan are moderately sized. Standard rooms typically range between 18 to 22 square meters.
- Imp Note: If there are 03 adults, then you will have to confirm 01 DBL and 01 SGL room.
- You may upgrade your room at an additional cost, subject to availability at the hotel. Please contact your sales representative for further assistance.
- Airport transfers are included for all the guests; provided they are arriving and departing on the same day of the tour.
- Transfers are provided on seat in coach basis where other travellers like you will be travelling with you.
- We combine guest arriving in 45 minutes duration and provide them transfer so you may have to wait for some time before you get transferred.
- If you are arriving by any other mode of transportation or staying at other hotels or friends and relatives place logistically it is not possible to provide the transfers.
- If you book your flight your own, flight timing is different than Group timing in this case you have to pay additional transfers price or might be you will miss some of sight seeing if arrange on arrival.
- Usually eVisa (PDF) — not a sticker in the passport.
Azerbaijan Entry Requirements for Indian Tourist
- Original & old Passport scan copy
Visiting as a Tourist:
- Hotel bookings
- Ticket Booking
- Tour Itinerary with confirmation letter
- Citizens of select countries (mostly CIS states, Türkiye, UAE, etc.) up to 30–90 days.
- Valid passport
- Return/exit ticket
- Sometimes proof of funds
- Entry is granted directly at immigration, no visa sticker needed
- Your emergency contact details while you are on tour.
- Meal request for the airline and for the tour (Choices are Veg or Jain Meals) (We understand Jain means No Onion No garlic & No Potato) (Please mention in Booking Form if you are allergic to any food) (If you have any more specific food request you can mention the same to the sales staff and in booking form. We will try to help with the same but DO Payment NOT GUARANTEE availability of the same)
- Billing Details (If you need to claim any GST or TCS or needs your Bills in your Company Account, GST No and Proper Billing details needs to be submitted before booking is made. To make changes in Our Accounting System after Invoice is raised is not possible)
- For Overseas Medical Insurance do mention if you have any existing Diseases.
- Inform your Sales Staff In case if you have anyone who is travelling with you is not very mobile and may require long time to walk or need wheelchair.
- Any Visa Rejection in Past.
- Visa - Once Visa Apply then visa cost will be Non Refundable
- Airline – Cancellation Applicable as per the Airline terms and Condition
- Non Refundable Services – If will confirm any non-refundable service then 100% Cancellation charges applicable for that service part (Hotel, Visa, Sightseeing, Train Ticket, Domestic Flight Ticket).
- 35 Days or more prior to Departure 25% of the tour cost
- 34 Days to 15 Days prior to Departure 50% of the Tour Cost
- 14 Days to 08 Days prior to Departure 75% of the Tour Cost
- 08 Days and beyond 100% of the Tour Cost
- 5% Service Tax is applicable on all cancellation amounts.
- All our tickets are being group tickets are non-refundable within 30 days of departure. Also, if some sightseeing is issued the same must be payable.
In case of Azerbaijan visa rejection, the visa fee is strictly non-refundable, and any flight, hotel, or service cancellation charges will apply as per airline and supplier policies at the time of cancellation.
Actual expenses such as visa fees & ticket cancellation or credit note as per airline policy will be deducted from your deposit and credit voucher will be given for the remaining amount. Airline credit note if any will be transferred as well.
- Please note that 5% TCS (Till June) or 20% TCS (July onwards is applicable on our Total Tour Cost which can be claimed back. (Which is not part of Total Tour Cost and Charged additionally.) (Only for Indian Nations and Residents)
- Rate of Exchange at the time of Payment.
- ROE will be applicable on the day when you make final payment. Initial deposits will not be converted on that day’s rate of exchange. ROE will be considered on the final / full payment day only.
- ROE will be determined as per interbank rate on www.xe.com + Rs.1// USD0.01 on the day when you make payment. When we send calculations are for the ideas only. When you make payment Rate of Exchange needs to be checked as it may be possible that after sending calculation payment is done 1 – 2 days afterwards. In that case no ROE difference will be accepted and payment has to be done asper the ROE prevailing on the day of Payment.
- We are ok if you wish to make early payment in case USD exchange rate goes lower. You can keep checking the same on www.xe.com.
Please Schedule?
- Air Ticket - 100% payment require at the time of Booking
- Non Refundable Services – If will confirm any non-refundable service then 100% payment require for that service part at the time of Booking (Hotel, Visa, Sightseeing, Train Ticket, Domestic Flight Ticket).
- Initial deposit – Full INR Portion per person to confirm you're booking with us.
- Second Instalment - Rs. 30,000/- per person between 15 days of booking date.
- 100% payment is to be made at least 35 days before departure.
- Total Payment in INR as per the prevailing exchange rate on the date on Final payment
Refer Payment Process details on Payment Procedure for more detail
- 1st payment will be considered towards INR part payment only for Indian Passengers only
- Please note that it is mandatory to adhere the above schedule no matter if your visas are received or not.
This is the event which we usually organise online and offline Between 1 month before departure to 1 week before departure. The date and time will be conveyed to you by our office. Please note IT IS MANDATORY TO ATTEND THE SAME as it is not possible to repeat the same afterwards. You will be able to attend either online or offline, depending on your convenience.
The same will be handed over to you 7 Days to 3 Days before your departure. (As per company policy we are not allowed to dispatch any tour documents if Payment is not fully done). We will try to adhere to above timeline in all cases. In case of heavy rush or unavoidable circumstances, we may have alterations in the same.
Your Travel documents will have the following things.
- Your Airline Ticket (if you have booked tour inclusive of Airline)
- Your Tour Voucher (which mentions your tour & its departure date, your room configuration, Meal Request and Tour Leader details.)
- Hotel List
- Detailed Itinerary
- Emergency contact details
- Please make sure to check all the tour documents thoroughly before departure to avoid any mistakes.
- The group size can vary based on bookings, ranging from 16 to 45 people. Similarly, the size of the tour coach will depend on the number of passengers, with options including 49-seater, 35-seater, 22-seater, and 14-seater coaches.
- If you are booking as close group and for example you are 20 people 22 seater bus will be there, if you want bigger bus you can ask us on additional price.
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From → To |
Distance (km) |
By Road Distance Time |
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Baku → Gobustan |
65 km |
1 – 1.5 hour |
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Baku → Absheron Peninsula
(Ateshgah, Yanardag) |
50 km |
1 hour |
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Baku → Shamakhi |
120 km |
2 – 2.5 hours |
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Baku → Shahdag |
210 km |
3.5 – 4.5 hours |
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Baku → Lankaran |
270 km |
4 – 5 hours |
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Baku → Gabala |
220 km |
3.5 – 4 hours |
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Baku → Sheki |
305 km |
5 – 6 hours |
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Baku → Ganja |
365 km |
5 – 6 hours |
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Baku → Balakan (Azerbaijan
to Georgia Broder) |
410 km |
6.5 – 7.5 hours |
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Gabala → Shahdag (via
Baku) |
430 km |
7 – 8 hours |
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Gabala → Sheki |
90 km |
1.5 – 2 hours |
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Gabala → Ganja |
170 km |
3 – 3.5 hours |
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Gabala → Balakan
(Azerbaijan to Georgia Broder) |
190 km |
3.5 – 4 hours |
- Tipping is not compulsory at any place.
- If you are taking any additional service like portage service or any hotel service, you have to pay service charge to them.
- If you are happy with the tour manager & local guide we request to give some tip to them.
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ELECTRONICS: |
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ACCESSORIES: |
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Photo id/driver's license |
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Laptop |
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Sunglasses |
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Watch |
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Boarding passes |
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E-reader |
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Jewellery |
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Confirmation Vouchers |
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Camera & charger |
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Belts |
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Travel Insurance |
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Power Bank |
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Scarf |
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Adapters/converters |
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Hat |
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FUNDS: |
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Purses |
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Wallet |
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Umbrella |
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Credit cards |
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Cash |
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Body wash/Soap |
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Facewash |
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Casual tops |
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Deodorant |
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Dress tops |
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Cell phone + charger |
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Eye drops/Contact solution |
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T-shirts |
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Keys |
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Shampoo & Conditioner |
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Jeans |
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Glasses |
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Hand and Body lotion |
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Casual pants |
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Rx medication |
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Dress pants |
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Shorts |
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Dresses |
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Neck pillow |
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Basic medication |
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Skirts |
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Sweater (warm clothes) |
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Basic first aid |
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Blazers & suite coats |
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Warm socks |
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Vitamins |
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Tiles & pockets squares |
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Eye mask |
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Sunscreen |
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Sweaters |
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Headphones |
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Shaving items |
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Outwear(coat/jackets) |
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Book |
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Hair product |
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Active wear |
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Water bottle |
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Hair tools |
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Swimwear & cover-ups |
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Snacks |
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Brush, hair ties, bobby
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Pajamas |
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Makeup |
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Undergarments |
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Perfume |
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Socks |
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Sports Shoes |
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Nail polish |
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