Baku City & Absheron Full Day Trip

Baku City & Absheron Full Day Trip, The first impression that makes You feel the ambiance of the country. That is a chance to explore our cuisine and culture by having a close meeting with people and the city itself. Baku City Full-day trip will be an unforgettable memory for You that will always remind you of Azerbaijan if You plan a short visit to our country. Book a full-day Baku City Tour and discover the capital of Azerbaijan!

If You are looking for lots of bright impressions and emotions then do The Old & New Baku City Tour. The capital of Azerbaijan is like a panorama reflecting the entire beauty of the “land of fire”. You can enjoy better to visit the places of Maiden Tower, Shirvan Shahs’ Palace, Caravanserai, Memory Alley Shehidler Khiyabany, Nizami Street, Fountain Square, Nizami Ganjavi Monument, Rasul-Zade Street, National Carpets Museum and many similar places which are trending in the world right now. Baku is also famous for Highland Park, Flame Towers, and Haydar Aliyev Center which all visitors must visit places in Azerbaijan.

Tour to Absheron

(Fire Temple & Fire Mountain Trips) Peninsula – Ateshgah (Fire Temple), and Yanardag (Burning Mountain) are placed on a full-day tour from Baku. See how you can combine learning about ancient human history with a visit to natural wonders. This is a perfect opportunity to discover the city if you are a first-time visitor to Baku. The Moon-like landscape filled with mountains, volcanos, and panoramas will leave you speechless.

Absheron Tour includes the following cultural values:

“Ateshgah the Fire Worshippers Temple”

It was built in the 17th and 18th centuries and is the most fascinating place in the Absheron peninsula. The temple ceased to be a place of worship after 1883 with the installation of petroleum plants at Surakhany. The complex was turned into a museum in 1975. The annual number of visitors to the museum is 15,000.

“Yanardag”

You will learn legends about Burning Mountain – Yanardag, the most famous ‘eternal flame’ in Azerbaijan; it was lit in the 1950s by a shepherd on the side of the hill. It is one of the few fire mountains that exist today. Yanardag Mountain has had natural gas burning for several thousands of years.

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