2025 Azerbaijan Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in April)

Azerbaijan, one of the three Caucasus countries, is half sea and half flame. Its natural scenery and cultural history are both worth exploring. Here's a comprehensive travel guide! ▫️Visa: -One-year visa-free period from July 20, 2024 to July 20, 2025. You can travel anytime during this period. It's recommended to visit Georgia and Armenia together. ▫️Language: Some people speak English, so it's advisable to download a translation app in advance. Overall, communication is quite smooth. ▫️Accommodation: You can choose to stay in Baku's Old City, which is convenient for visiting most places and exploring the ancient town. ▫️City attractions to visit: Baku Old City Flame Towers observation deck Highland Park Heydar Aliyev Center

Baku, 🇦🇿🇦🇿the capital of Azerbaijan, the Land of Fire, as it is called, is a very beautiful country, its people are kind and hospitable, and it is a very safe country.

Getting There - Baku City Tour Attractions - I LOVE BAKU Sign Board Hotels - Marriot Boulevard Hotel Baku Food & Restaurants - Nargiz Restaurant Nizami Street Shopping - There are alot of High End Brand Store and Mainly Local Category all are Turkish Brands. Azerbaijan is one of the Favorite Destination for every age group people. Everyone falls in Love here. #spa #beachlife #campingglamping #foodie #mytripvlog #urbanexplorer #awesomepic #passionpassport #celebratewithtrip #bucketlistreboot #2023travelwish #azerbaijan #baku #nightlife

The Azerbaijan Democratic Republic proclaimed its independence from the Transcaucasian Democratic Federative Republic in 1918 and became the first secular democratic Muslim-majority state. In 1920, the country was incorporated into the Soviet Union as the Azerbaijan SSR. The modern Republic of Azerbaijan proclaimed its independence on 30 August 1991, shortly before the dissolution of the Soviet Union in the same year. In September 1991, the ethnic Armenian majority of the Nagorno-Karabakh region formed the self-proclaimed Republic of Artsakh. The region and seven surrounding districts are internationally recognized as part of Azerbaijan pending a solution to the status of the Nagorno-Karabakh through negotiations facilitated by the OSCE, although became de facto independent with the end of the First Nagorno-Karabakh War in 1994. Following the 2020 Nagorno-Karabakh war, the seven districts and parts of Nagorno-Karabakh were returned to Azerbaijani control.

Baku can not miss the punch card position, the measured mobile phone can shoot ins the most fire position Figure 2 shot in the old city, this picture covers everything in Baku, modern and ancient civilization Collision, a mix of mosques and worship. However, if the building in the old city is messy, you need to climb higher. The shooting point is shown in Figure 3. You can find it directly by asking people. Beautiful night view position Figure 4 does not require aerial photography! You must not miss this omnipotent attraction that can see the night scene and can shoot three flames - Shahid Monument, take bus No. 18 and No. 3 to go up the mountain (the mountain cable car does not operate at night). famous landmark Blackdal Aliyev Cultural Center, everyone took a panoramic view under the hillside, but did not take a few steps to shoot in front of him, the coolest photo actually Is to climb the roof to play surf magical animals here finally, Baku is full of sticky cats, casually open, take your travel friends to pose The kind of excellent cat model that will be avoided, lets take a photo of it.

#nizamistreet #baku #azerbaijan #shopping If you're in Baku, a visit to Nizami Street (Torgovaya) is a must! 🇦🇿💫 This lively pedestrian street is packed with charm, history, and endless attractions. Here’s why it’s a top spot: 🛍 Shopping Paradise – From luxury brands to local boutiques, shopaholics will love it! 👜👠 ☕ Cafés & Restaurants – Enjoy a cup of Azerbaijani tea ☕ or delicious local cuisine at stylish spots. 🍽️ 🎭 Culture & Architecture – Marvel at stunning European-style buildings from the 19th-20th centuries. 🏛️✨ 🌆 Nightlife & Entertainment – As the sun sets, the street lights up with music, bars, and a vibrant atmosphere! 🎶🍸 📸 Picture-Perfect – Every corner is Instagram-worthy, especially at night when the lights twinkle! 📷💖 Whether you're strolling, shopping, or just soaking in the vibe, Nizami Street is the soul of Baku! 🌟 Have you been there yet? Let me know your favorite spot! 👇😊

The Juma Mosque🕌 in Shamakhi, Azerbaijan 🇦🇿, is one of the oldest mosques in the Caucasus, dating back to 743 AD. It was built during the reign of the Umayyad Caliphate and is considered an important example of early Islamic architecture in the region. The mosque has been damaged and restored multiple times due to earthquakes and wars, with the most recent restoration completed in 2013. The current structure features grand domes, intricate carvings, and a spacious prayer hall that reflects both Islamic🕌 and Azerbaijani 🇦🇿architectural influences. It is a significant religious and historical landmark, attracting both worshippers and tourists. If you're visiting Azerbaijan🇦🇿, it's definitely worth a trip to see its beauty and historical importance. #azerbaijan #mosque #shamakhi #jumamosque

#ChristmasTravel #Azerbaijan "Azerbaijan" is a country in the Caucasus Mountains, connecting Europe and Asia. Its main income comes from oil and natural gas exports, which has led to the development of many cities to become modern. It is full of many ultra-modern buildings, but there is also ancient architecture with a European feel to it. It also has pristine nature, with views of lush green mountain peaks and the coastline next to the Caspian Sea. We guarantee that there are many beautiful places to visit in Azerbaijan! You will definitely have a unique and new experience when you come here. 🏖️ Environment/Facilities: 9/10 📍 Address: Baku 💰 Average price per person: 40,000 baht or more. 4,000 Dhs includes round-trip airfare and a 4-star hotel (we flew from Abu Dhabi Airport directly to Azerbaijan Airport for 3 hours). We work and live in the UAE. 💞 Recommended reason: You should have a jumper charger with you. Because in Azerbaijan, the plugs are still the old-fashioned 2-hole type. 🗓️Travel planning: Buy a flight ticket, book a hotel, and pay the visa fee of 30 dollars. We went in early December. The weather is usually 6-12 degrees in some areas. The first time we went, the hotel was in Baku, but the city with snow requires a 3-hour drive.

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Azerbaijan, often called the "Land of Fire," is a mesmerizing blend of ancient traditions and modern wonders. Nestled at the crossroads of Europe and Asia, this culturally rich country offers a unique travel experience with its diverse landscapes, historic sites, and vibrant culture. Travel Tip Visit Azerbaijan in spring (April-May) or autumn (September-October) to enjoy mild weather and vibrant landscapes. 🕌✨ #LandOfFire #BakuDiaries 🌋🔥 #OffTheBeatenPath #AzerbaijanAdventures 🏛️ #ShekiDreams #HiddenGem #travel #unforgetabletrip #unforgettabletrip #azerbaijan #asia

The whole trip was very memorable and exciting! Azerbaijan is a beautiful country with a rich culture. I loved the capital city Baku, a vibrant and multicultural city with ancient historical monuments juxtaposed with modern landmarks. The local people are really open-minded, lovely and willing to help with directions or places to visit in the city. Other places along the way are beautiful and show a glimpse into the daily life of Azerbaijanis. And in the heart of the city, with its amazing mansions!!!

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#azerbaijan #shadag #qabala #baku 1. Address - azerbaijan Highlights - baku Rating - 5 star 2. Address - azerbaijan Highlights - shadag Rating - 5star 3. Address - azerbaijan Highlights - gabala Rating - 5 star I was visit Azerbaijan Asian country the nearest of Europe. this country is look like a Europe. in this country most people speak Azerbaijani language. I like food in azerbaijan Famouse tea and donner.

#familytrips2024 The Azerbaijan Carpet Museum, also known as the Azerbaijan National Carpet Museum, is located in Baku, Azerbaijan. It showcases one of the world's most extensive collections of Azerbaijani carpets and rugs. The museum's architecture is distinctive, resembling a rolled-up carpet. It houses a diverse range of exhibits, including historic carpets, textiles, and related artifacts that highlight Azerbaijan's rich cultural heritage in carpet weaving. The museum offers insights into traditional Azerbaijani craftsmanship and its significance in the country's artistic and cultural identity.

#familytrips2024 Nar & Sharab is a renowned restaurant in Baku, Azerbaijan, celebrated for its authentic Azerbaijani cuisine and vibrant atmosphere. The restaurant offers a diverse menu featuring traditional dishes, expertly prepared with fresh, local ingredients. Known for its warm hospitality, Nar & Sharab provides a delightful dining experience with a cozy interior and live music, making it a popular spot for both locals and tourists seeking to enjoy the rich flavors of Azerbaijani culinary heritage.

#familytrips2024 Crescent Mall is a prominent shopping center situated in Baku, Azerbaijan, offering a wide range of retail shops, dining options, and entertainment facilities. It serves as a popular destination for locals and tourists alike, providing a modern and convenient shopping experience. With its diverse selection of stores and amenities, Crescent Mall caters to various interests and preferences, making it a vibrant hub for leisure and recreation in the city.

#familytrips2024 Cafe Gagayi is a trendy cafe located in Baku, Azerbaijan, known for its cozy atmosphere and delicious food offerings. It's a popular spot for locals and tourists alike, offering a variety of coffees, teas, pastries, and light meals. The cafe provides a welcoming environment for socializing, studying, or simply relaxing while enjoying a cup of coffee or tea.

Foreword As I write these words, Azerbaijan and Armenia have just ended another brief Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, and the three countries of Georgia, Armenia, and Azerbaijan in the South Caucasus or Outer Caucasus region have a complicated love-hate relationship that has lasted for thousands of years. This region south of the Caucasus Mountains, east of the Caspian Sea, and west of the Black Sea, is located at the junction of Europe and Asia. Historically, the South Caucasus was ruled by the Persian Empire, the Byzantine Empire, the Arab Empire, and the Ottoman Empire, and was later incorporated into the territory of Tsarist Russia, becoming part of the Soviet Union. After the dissolution of the Soviet Union in the 1990s, the three countries became independent, and it has been just over 30 years. Although they are three countries, the total area of Azerbaijan, Armenia, and Georgia is about the same as that of Hebei Province in China, and the total population of the three countries is only about 1/5 of Hebei Province. Only Azerbaijan has a population of over 10 million, and the other two countries have a population of about 3 million, mostly concentrated in their respective capitals. The Nagorno-Karabakh dispute between Azerbaijan and Armenia, and the disputes between Georgia and North Russia over South Ossetia and Abkhazia, make this small region extremely complex. And this is the heartland of the Eurasian continent, where different civilizations and religions blend. The majestic mountains, deep canyons, ancient churches, old cities, quiet towns, and winding coastlines all come into your view here. The people strolling leisurely by the Caspian Sea in Baku in the evening, and the musicians and passers-by dancing and singing in Tbilisi at night, are all showing you the calm and passion from the Caucasus. Our journey begins from here, from the Caspian Sea in Azerbaijan to the Kura River flowing through Tbilisi, crossing the mountains and valleys of the Caucasus, Azerbaijan, Georgia, and Armenia, which we could not visit due to time constraints. This is a journey to the heart of Eurasia, the Caucasus. The trailer is out, let me tell you all about it. Looking at the Caspian Sea from the Baku Heights Park, this largest city in Azerbaijan is known as the 'Little Dubai of the Caucasus' One of the landmarks of Baku - the Aliyev Cultural Center, designed by the famous Zaha Hadid Studio. Sheki, Azerbaijan, the star track of the Caucasus Mountains. Georgia's famous love town, Sighnaghi. The Ananuri Castle, which has been on the cover of 'Lonely Planet'. Overlooking Tbilisi under the night sky from Mt. Sulorak. The girls dancing on the streets of Tbilisi at night. The night of Tbilisi. Azerbaijan Chapter Baku, 'Little Dubai of the Caucasus' Departing from Beijing, flying for more than 3 hours to Urumqi, Xinjiang, and then flying west for 4 hours, you can reach Baku, the largest city in the South Caucasus by the Caspian Sea. The Caspian Sea is actually not a 'sea', but the largest lake in the world. However, the area of the Caspian Sea, which is 370,000 square kilometers, is actually larger than many of the world's seas. Geographically, the Caspian Sea is part of the ancient Mediterranean Sea. The Caspian Sea is a place where locals usually walk and relax. It's very comfortable to feel the autumn breeze here. The vast Caspian Sea has given Azerbaijan rich oil and gas resources. From the plane flying over the Caspian Sea, you can see many drilling rigs in the Caspian Sea. Azerbaijan is one of the birthplaces of the modern oil industry, and the world's first oil well is in Baku. Before the dissolution of the Soviet Union, Azerbaijan and Russia were the only two member republics that did not need central financial subsidies. The local wealth is evident. Among the three countries in the South Caucasus, Azerbaijan's economic strength is also the best. The world's first oil well, Azerbaijan is the birthplace of the modern oil industry. This is a common sight in Baku, with densely populated residential areas on the seemingly sparse vegetation hillsides. The villas and small buildings on the top of the mountain are said to be built by local rich people. The abundant funds brought by oil and gas resources not only helped Azerbaijan gain the upper hand in the recent Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, but also made the capital Baku a very modern city, known as the 'Little Dubai of the Caucasus'. Walking in the central city area of Baku by the Caspian Sea, it feels like strolling on the streets of Europe. There are many luxury stores and cafes with crowds of people, and there are also many luxury cars on the streets, which are very lively.

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Located in Baku, Azerbaijan, Istanbul Gold Hotel features a restaurant, bar, shared lounge and garden. Family rooms and a terrace are also available at this property. Guests can benefit from the 24-hour front desk, room service and currency exchange. The air-conditioned rooms at the hotel are equipped with a work desk, safe, flat-screen TV and private bathroom with shower. Bed linen and towels are provided in the rooms of Istanbul Gold Hotel. A continental or buffet breakfast is served at the property. You can play darts and rent a car at Istanbul Gold Hotel. Ganjlik Mall is 1 km from the hotel, while Heydar Aliyev Cultural Center is 2.4 km away. Most popular features - Non-smoking rooms Room service - Free Wi-Fi internet access - Family rooms - Bar - Great breakfast #staycation#campingglamping#foodie#urbanexplorer#summervacation#cafe#awesomepic#givethanks#naturalwonders

Azerbaijan 🇦🇿 is just one of the underrated country. The place and people were so amazing. It is a combination of modern and old architecture with very interesting historical background. I will definitely visit the country again ❤️❤️

Azerbaijan is One of the Best Country to Explore.

Republic of Azerbaijan (Azrbaycan Respublikas, English: Azerbaijan), bordering the Caspian Sea to the east, Iran to the south, Armenia, Turkey and Georgia to the west and Russia to the north. The name of the country comes from the ancient Persian language, which means "the country of fire." There is a place where it always ignites a flame, and the flame here will never go out, whether it is day or night, sunny or rainy. There are of course a lot of different styles here. [It's not the same]* Salty Yogurt (Aryan) In addition to water, the most famous is probably Aryan. Aryan is a salty yoghurt that is relatively thin. Shake it vigorously before drinking. (Small cup Aryan probably sells 0.5manet (RMB 2))

gobustan mud volcano ghbstany volcano Azerbaijan's magical natural museum, as if rushing out of the earth's surface

The town of Sheki in Azerbaijan is the most beautiful town in Azerbaijan and an important transit point on the Silk Road. Set amidst lush forests, it is full of cobbled streets and medieval buildings. Not only can you find the palace of the old century, the first Christian church in Albania, you can also experience the production of Shebeke window. Compared to the boring southern region, it is undoubtedly a fresh and idyllic landscape, great love~~

I also explored a small country that took the passport and said it was gone: Azerbaijan There is a fire in the Flame Mountain & Old Town & Azerbaijan Street View~ Azerbaijan is really fun, and Never think that Azerbaijan is very poor!

FLAME TOWER is a new landmark in Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan. It stands on the highlands of the Bakuri Sea and is almost visible in any corner of Baku. The three flaming towers are decorated with blue mirrored glass, which is crystal clear and bright at day and night. flame tower started construction in 2007

When it comes to Azerbaijan, everyone must be stranger. When it comes to oil rich countries, everyone thinks of the luxury of the United Arab Emirates and Qatar. In Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan, you will feel the unique charm of this city on the seashore, where the old and new are perfectly blended. The Azerbaijan Art and Culture Center is a very high-value art museum, so how to be amazed by the worldly architecture. The ultra-compact look is bright and inward, with a full arc of design everywhere. Its really circle belongs to God, which makes people feel comfortable and friendly. Of course, its going to pay for the price of white outside, and its going to be sunburned here, so I have to hide in the shadows. This streamlined building continues to extend upwards from the ground, and the curved exterior skin effectively separates the functional areas of each space and preserves its privacy. The interior design of the museum also echoes the external landscape environment, providing visitors with a relatively broad view of the visit. The glass curtain wall skin gives the interior space plenty of natural light. The library area facing north can effectively control natural light exposure. A series of ramp designs connect the various areas of the interior and form a continuous traffic loop