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Explore Azerbaijan and Georgia in 9 days, from Baku’s Old City, Gobustan, and Gabala to Georgia’s wine valleys, monasteries, Tbilisi charm, and Kazbegi’s mountain beauty.
Baku/Tbilisi (Google Map)
Baku 3 N, Gabala 1 N & Sighanagi 1 N, Tbilisi 3 N
9 Days / 8 Nights – FIT Tour
Arrive at Baku International Airport, where our representative greets you and escorts you to your hotel for check-in and relaxation. In the evening, embark on a Baku Night Tour starting with the illuminated Flame Towers, whose LED lights create dazzling patterns. Stroll through Fountain Square, filled with vibrant cafés, shops, and local life, and enjoy sweeping views from Upland Park overlooking the Caspian Sea. This evening sets the tone with a perfect introduction to Azerbaijan’s capital. Dinner will be arranged at an Indian or local restaurant. Overnight stay in Baku.
After breakfast, start your day at the iconic Heydar Aliyev Center, a Zaha Hadid masterpiece with futuristic design and cultural exhibits. By mid-morning, explore Icheri Sheher (Old City), wandering through cobbled streets lined with mosques, caravanserais, and charming courtyards. Visit Maiden Tower and Palace of Shirvanshahs, both UNESCO treasures showcasing medieval architecture. After lunch, stroll along Nizami Street, Baku’s bustling shopping avenue, and stop at the Carpet Museum, where Azerbaijani weaving traditions are preserved. Later, admire panoramic views at Upland Park before returning for dinner. This day perfectly balances heritage and modernity. Overnight in Baku.
After breakfast, depart for Gobustan National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Explore its fascinating petroglyphs—ancient rock carvings dating back over 5,000 years—and learn about prehistoric human life. If desired, visit the nearby mud volcanoes, a unique natural phenomenon. After lunch, continue to the Ateshgah Fire Temple, once used by Zoroastrians and Hindu merchants, where eternal flames once guided rituals. By afternoon, proceed to Yanar Dag (Burning Mountain), where natural gas fires blaze continuously from the hillside. This day combines history, geology, and mysticism. Dinner is served at a local restaurant. Overnight stay in Baku.
Post breakfast, embark on a scenic drive to Gabala, surrounded by the lush Caucasus Mountains. Begin at the Tufandag Winter-Summer Complex, where cable car rides reveal breathtaking alpine views, and optional skiing is available in winter. Around midday, visit the Gabala Shooting Club, then enjoy lunch before heading to Gabaland Amusement Park, often called “Azerbaijan’s Disneyland,” with thrilling rides and family-friendly attractions. By afternoon, relax at the tranquil Nohur Lake, known for boating and its picture-perfect setting. Return to Baku by evening for dinner. This day blends adventure, leisure, and natural beauty. Overnight in Baku.
After breakfast, check out and journey to Sheki, a historic town renowned for its Silk Road legacy. Visit the Sheki Khan’s Palace, a masterpiece of architecture decorated with stained-glass windows and intricate frescoes. Continue to the Caravanserai, once a resting place for traders. Along the way, stop at Lagich Village, famed for copper craftsmanship and traditional workshops. After lunch, drive towards Georgia, crossing the border in the afternoon. Arrive in the charming hilltop town of Sighnaghi, known as the “City of Love,” where cobbled streets and colorful houses await. Dinner and overnight stay in Sighnaghi.
Begin your day with breakfast before visiting the serene Bodbe Monastery, burial site of St. Nino, the saint credited with spreading Christianity in Georgia. Continue to the Nekresi Monastery, one of the country’s oldest religious complexes, surrounded by vineyards. Around midday, enjoy a guided wine-tasting session at the historic Tsinandali Estate, blending Georgian and European traditions. After lunch, drive to Tbilisi, arriving mid-afternoon. Check into your hotel and enjoy free time exploring the old town streets, cozy cafés, and artisan shops. Dinner will be served in a local restaurant. Overnight stay in Tbilisi.
After breakfast, set off on a breathtaking mountain excursion. Drive along the Georgian Military Highway, stopping at Ananuri Fortress, a riverside castle with medieval towers. Continue to Gudauri Ski Resort, where sweeping Caucasus views offer photo opportunities. Around midday, reach Kazbegi (Stepantsminda), where a hike or 4×4 ride takes you to the Gergeti Trinity Church, perched dramatically at 2,170 meters with Mount Kazbek as a backdrop. Pause for lunch before descending and returning to Tbilisi by evening. This unforgettable day blends history, nature, and spirituality. Dinner and overnight stay in Tbilisi.
Post breakfast, journey to Shio-Mgvime Monastery, tucked into the hills with peaceful cave chapels. Continue to Jvari Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage site overlooking the confluence of two rivers. By midday, visit the majestic Svetitskhoveli Cathedral in Mtskheta, revered as one of Georgia’s most sacred places. After lunch, return to Tbilisi and enjoy free time along Rustaveli Avenue or in the city’s old quarter, where cobbled streets, sulfur baths, and handicraft markets invite exploration. Evening dinner rounds out a day rich in culture and relaxation. Overnight stay in Tbilisi.
On your final day, enjoy breakfast before exploring some of Tbilisi’s highlights. Visit the Narikala Fortress, offering panoramic views of the old town, and continue to Metekhi Church, perched on a cliff overlooking the river. A visit to the Ethnography Museum provides deeper insight into Georgian culture. After lunch, enjoy free time for shopping or café-hopping in the old town. Later, transfer to Tbilisi International Airport for your flight home, carrying memories of Azerbaijan’s heritage and Georgia’s mountains, monasteries, and warm hospitality.
Best Time to Visit: April–June & September–October for mild weather.
Clothing: Comfortable walking shoes, layers for mountains, modest dress for monasteries.
Practical Tips: Carry some local currency (Azeri Manat, Georgian Lari).
Optional Tours: Baku nightlife tour, Gabala zip-lining, Tbilisi sulphur bath experience.
Balanced mix of heritage, nature & leisure.
Covers both capitals & countryside.
Includes wine tasting & mountain adventure.
Day 01 – Light: Evening city lights tour.
Day 02 – Moderate: Full Baku city & Old Town.
Day 03 – Moderate: Gobustan + Fire temples.
Day 04 – Heavy: Long excursion to Gabala.
Day 05 – Heavy: Sheki + transfer to Georgia.
Day 06 – Moderate: Wine & monasteries.
Day 07 – Heavy: Full-day Kazbegi mountain trip.
Day 08 – Light/Moderate: Monasteries + leisure.
Day 09 – Light: Half-day city before departure.
Add an extra night in Gabala for nature lovers.
Include a Sulphur bath experience in Tbilisi for relaxation.
Extend to Batumi on Georgia’s Black Sea coast if time permits.
This 9-day Azerbaijan–Georgia tour is ideal for culture seekers, couples, and families wanting a blend of historic cities, natural wonders, wine, and mountain landscapes. A perfectly paced journey offering diverse experiences across two fascinating countries.
The best time to visit is April–June and September–October when the weather is pleasant, making sightseeing and mountain excursions comfortable. Winters (Dec–Feb) are colder, especially in Kazbegi.
Yes, this itinerary includes family-friendly spots such as Gabaland Amusement Park, Nohur Lake, and cable car rides in both countries. Parents should note long travel days for kids’ comfort.
Yes, both countries require separate visas. Azerbaijan offers e-visas, and Georgia allows many nationalities visa-free or with e-visa. Check your eligibility before booking.
Absolutely. You may add an extra day in Gabala for nature lovers or in Tbilisi to explore wine valleys or relax in sulphur baths.
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