HIGHLIGHT
Azerbaijan’s otherworldly landscape features nearly half the world’s mud volcanoes, mainly in Qobustan and Absheron.
The ancient Silk Road comes alive in Sheki, a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its stunning Sheki Khan’s Palace, decorated with stained glass and frescoes. The city’s bustling bazaars and historic caravanserais recall its past as a vital trading hub. Nearby, Lahij, a picturesque mountain village, enchants visitors with cobblestone streets and traditional workshops producing copperware and carpets—a testament to centuries-old craftsmanship.
Azeri cuisine is equally rich and diverse. Signature dishes like plov (saffron-infused pilaf), shashlyk (grilled kebabs), and qutab (savoury stuffed pancakes) reflect influences from the Silk Road’s culinary exchanges. Fragrant black tea often accompanies meals served in delicate armudu glasses, symbolising Azeri hospitality.
Whether exploring ancient trade routes, marvelling at breathtaking landscapes, or savouring the flavours of its cuisine, Azerbaijan invites travellers to uncover its timeless allure and vibrant culture.
Azerbaijan’s diverse climate, shaped by its nine ecological zones, offers a unique experience for travelers year-round. From the Caspian Sea coast to the towering Caucasus Mountains, the country’s weather enhances its breathtaking landscapes and cultural richness.
Our single and combined tours of Azerbaijan allow you to explore this incredible destination.
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