Armenia – Georgia – Azerbaijan 11 Nights/ 12 Days Date of Journey: 25.04.2026

Armenia – Georgia – Azerbaijan

11 Nights/ 12 Days

Date of Journey: 25.04.2026

Armenia – Day 1 to Day 3

About Yerevan

People travel to Yerevan to experience its blend of ancient history and vibrant modern culture, discover rich traditions and cuisine, explore unique art and architecture, and enjoy the warm hospitality of the Armenian people. Visitors are drawn to the city’s many historical sites like the Armenian Genocide Museum and Etchmiadzin Cathedral, its lively squares and markets, beautiful parks, and the Cafesjian Center for the Arts. Yerevan is also an affordable destination and serves as a convenient base for exploring the beautiful natural landscapes and other cultural sites of Armenia.  

25.04.2026/ Day 1, Yerevan (D)

Arrive at Airport, Transfer to Hotel, Proceed for City Tour

Yerevan City Tour

• Marshal Baghramyan Avenue – RA National Assembly, RA President’s Residence
• Kievan Street – Great bridge of Hrazdan and Hrazdan gorge, “Karen Demirchyan Sports and Concerts Complex”
• Tsitsernakaberd highway – “Yerevan” Amusement Park

• Brazil Square – “Hrazdan” Stadium
• Athens Street – Yerevan Brandy Factory “ARARAT”
• Victory Bridge – St. Sargis Church, Yerevan Ararat Brandy-Wine-Vodka Factory
• Argishti Street – Yerevan Municipality and Yerevan History Museum
• Square of Russia – Moscow House
• Al. Myasnikyan Square
• Italy street – Yerevan 2800th Anniversary Park
• St. Shahumyan Square
• Republic Square – Singing Fountains, History Museum of Armenia
• Tigran Mets Avenue – “Russia” cinema
• Square of Davit of Sasun – Yerevan Railway Station “Kayaran”
• Khanjyan Street, Armenian State Pedagogical University, Ring Park
• “Victory” Park
• Koryun Street, Matenadaran
• Matenadaran, also known as the Mesrop Mashtots Institute of Ancient Manuscripts
• Cascade Complex
• Holy Mother of God Katoghike Church (13th century)
• Republic Square and Vernisaj Market
• Saint Gregory The Illuminator Cathedral (2001)
• Tsitsernakaberd (1967), the Armenian Genocide Memorial Complex
• Megerian Carpet Museum

26.04.2026/ Day 2, Tsaghkadroz, Lake Sevan, Sevanavank (B, D)

Tsaghkadzor, Armenia, is a small yet picturesque spa town and a popular resort, situated in Kotayk Province. Nestled in a valley on the eastern slope of Mount Teghenis, this town sits at an altitude of around 1,841 meters above sea level. Tsaghkadzor, which translates to ‘gorge of flowers’, is the most celebrated skiing destination in Armenia, boasting international standard ski runs. During the Soviet era, it was a key training ground for Olympic athletes. Besides winter sports, visitors are attracted by the town’s natural beauty, clean alpine air, and cultural sites such as the 11th-century Kecharis Monastery. Summer months bring opportunities for hiking, mountain biking, and relaxing in luxury hotels and wellness centers that pepper the town. Tsaghkadzor serves as a serene escape no matter the season, with landscapes transforming from green meadows in spring and summer to golden hues in autumn, and finally to pristine white with winter snow.

The Tsaghkadzor Rope Way is a premier attraction that takes guests on a scenic ride over the beautiful landscape of this mountain resort town. Tsaghkadzor, translating to ‘valley of flowers,’ truly lives up to its name, especially during the warmer months. The ropeway consists of several stages, and visitors can choose to disembark at different altitudes to enjoy hiking, have a picnic, or simply embrace the panoramic views of the surrounding mountains.

Kecharis Monastery, nestled in the heart of Tsaghkadzor, is a monumental site that dates back to the 11th century. The monastery complex is an astonishing testament to the rich spiritual and architectural heritage of Armenia. As visitors explore the various churches, chapels, and khachkars (cross-stones), they are transported through centuries of history. Kecharis was an important religious and academic Center during the Middle Ages and its atmosphere still carries the echoes of the past. The main church, Surb Grigor (St. Gregory), and its intricate frescoes are not to be missed. The serenity and architectural beauty of Kecharis make it an ideal destination for both history enthusiasts and travellers seeking tranquillity. 

Lake Sevan & Sevanavank

Lake Sevan is a large, high-altitude lake in eastern Armenia. It’s known for its beaches. Set on a narrow peninsula, the Sevanavank Monastery has 2 stone churches dating to the 9th century. To the south, Hayravank Monastery overlooks the lake from a rocky outcrop. Noratus Cemetery has hundreds of carved stone khachkar memorials. Odzaberd is a ruined fortress built by the Urartian civilization in the 8th century BC.

Lake Sevan is beautiful at any time of the year. That’s why it is used to call it “the pearl of Armenia”. The water in Sevan is rather cold, even in hot weather its temperature rarely rises above 20-22 degrees. Therefore, the swimming season on the lake is relatively short. Although, Sevan, even in the cool season, remains one of the main excursion destinations in Armenia, because there are many significant and interesting sights here.

Sevanavank is an early medieval monastery complex founded in the 9th century. However, his story begins much earlier. It is believed that before 305 AD. here was a pagan sanctuary, on the site of which a church was later erected. And it was built by Gregory the Illuminator – the founder of Christianity in Armenia. At the end of the 9th century, the monastery was rebuilt and acquired its final appearance.

Sevanavank was previously located on a small island. Later, the level of the lake dropped, turning this territory into a peninsula. The building of the monastery stands on a hill with a magnificent view of Lake Sevan and the surrounding mountains.

27.04.2026/ Day 3, Transfer to Tbilisi Border (B)

After breakfast, check-out from the hotel. Thereafter you will be transferred to Tbilisi Border. It is around 242 km. and takes approximately 5 hours.

En-route, you will visit Dilijan National Park, Haghpat and Sanahin Monasteries.

Georgia – Day 3 to Day 8

Tbilisi & Batumi

Tbilisi, the capital city of Georgia, is a great travel destination because it offers a unique blend of historic charm and modern energy, with reasons to visit including its stunning and diverse architecture, delicious Georgian cuisine and world-renowned wine culture, relaxing traditional sulphur baths, fascinating history with ancient sites and monuments, and a vibrant nightlife and arts scene.

Batumi is famous for Black Sea beaches, unique architecture blending old and new styles, vibrant nightlife and casinos, delicious Georgian food and wine, and rich cultural attractions like museums and historical sites. The city also offers stunning natural beauty with lush botanical gardens and proximity to mountains, making it ideal for both relaxation and outdoor adventures. 

27.04.2026/ Day 3, Tbilisi (D)

Pick up from Tbilisi Border and transfer to Hotel.

Rest of the day is at leisure to explore by your own.

28.04.2026/ Day 4, Ananuri – Gudauri – Kazbegi (B, D) 

Ananuri, located on the Aragvi River in Georgia, is a must-visit historical site approximately 72 kilometers from Tbilisi. Ananuri’s picturesque location between the Aragvi and Vedzatkhevi rivers enhances its appeal, offering stunning views and a serene atmosphere. The fortress’s strategic importance and architectural integrity have also earned it a place on the tentative list for UNESCO World Heritage Site designation since 2007.

This medieval castle complex, a remarkable example of Georgian architecture, served as the seat of the Dukes of Aragvi from the 13th century and witnessed numerous battles over the centuries. The fortress, strategically positioned to control routes leading to various Georgian provinces, played a critical role in the region’s feudal history. Ananuri’s most significant events include a devastating attack in 1739 by rival forces and subsequent revolts, which reflect its turbulent past.

The fortress, renowned for its well-preserved architecture, comprises two castles connected by a crenellated curtain wall. The upper fortification, known as Sheupovari, remains intact and offers visitors a glimpse into the defensive strategies of the past. The lower fortification, though mostly in ruins, still provides a fascinating exploration. Within the complex, you can visit the Church of the Virgin, dating back to the 17th century, and the Church of the Mother of God, built in 1689, both notable for their intricate decorations and historical significance.

Gudauri is a popular ski resort located in the Mtskheta-Mtianeti region of Georgia, about 120 kilometers (75 miles) north of the capital city, Tbilisi. Situated on the southern slopes of the Greater Caucasus Mountain Range, it is surrounded by breath-taking views of snowy peaks and pristine valleys. Gudauri has a rich history dating back to the 19th century when it was known as a trading post on the ancient Georgian Military Road connecting Russia with Georgia.

Gudauri offers breath-taking experiences all year round. Whether you crave snow-covered slopes, green hiking trails, or simply fresh mountain air, Gudauri in Georgia is a hidden gem in every season. Mountain views impress even experienced fans of the mountain recreation. Everybody who was here once will always return. This is a special place with numerous reasons for you to come here.

Kazbegi also known as Stepantsminda, is a small town in north-eastern Georgia, tucked high in the Greater Caucasus at about 1,744 m above from sea level. It’s known for its dramatic mountain scenery, most notably Mount Kazbek (5,047 m) looming nearby and the picturesque Gergeti Trinity Church, perched on a ridge with sweeping views.

The region’s natural beauty is preserved in Kazbegi National Park, which features alpine meadows, glaciers, deep gorges, waterfalls and forests, with a diverse flora (many endemic species) and opportunities for hiking, climbing, and just enjoying nature.

Historically, the town has had a dual identity: it was renamed “Kazbegi” during Soviet times after the writer Alexander Kazbegi, but its original name Stepantsminda (meaning “Saint Stephan”) has since been restored, though both names are still widely used. 

29.04.2026/ Day 5, Bodbe – Sighnaghi – Kakheti (B, D)

Bodbe, is a sacred Georgian Orthodox convent, located about 2 km from Sighnaghi in the Kakheti region of Georgia.

It is famed as the burial place of Saint Nino, the 4th-century evangelist who converted Georgia to Christianity. The monastery is built on steep hills overlooking the Alazani Valley and surrounded by tall cypress trees, offering beautiful views of the landscape.

Architecturally, Bodbe has a three-nave basilica (from the 9th-11th centuries) and a bell tower added in the 19th century. Over time it has been renovated many times. There is also a spring nearby (St. Nino’s Spring), believed to have healing properties, and a small chapel near the spring dedicated to Sts. Zabulon and Sosana (her parents).

Sighnaghi, at about 790 meters elevation, it overlooks the fertile Alazani Valley with the snow-capped Greater Caucasus mountains. It has pastel-colored houses, cobblestone streets, wooden balconies, and charming 18th-/19th-century architecture that makes it feel like a “fairy-tale town.”

The town is circled by old defensive walls built in the 18th century by King Erekle II; these walls had many towers and gates, some of which are still walkable and afford beautiful views.

Sighnaghi is also known as the “City of Love” — it has become a popular spot for weddings, romantic getaways.

Kakheti is famous as Georgia’s primary winemaking region, often called the “Cradle of Wine,” due to its ancient 8,000-year-old winemaking tradition, diverse indigenous grape varieties, and unique use of large clay vessels known as qvevri. The region also attracts visitors for its picturesque vineyards, numerous historical monasteries and churches, beautiful natural landscapes, and rich, traditional cuisine.

30.04.2026/ Day 6, Tbilisi Local Tour – Transfer to Batumi (B, D)

1. Holy Trinity Cathedral (Sameba)

• Begin your day with a visit to Sameba, one of the largest Orthodox cathedrals in the world, offering panoramic views of the city.

2. Metekhi Church & Monument to Vakhtang Gorgasali

• Explore this 13th-century church and the statue of King Vakhtang Gorgasali, the legendary founder of Tbilisi.

3. Narikala Fortress

• A cable car ride to Narikala Fortress for breath-taking views of Tbilisi’s Old Town and the Kura River.

4. Sulfur Baths & Abanotubani District

• Stroll through the historic district known for its distinctive sulfur bathhouses and vibrant atmosphere.

5. Sioni Cathedral & Anchiskhati Basilica

• Significant religious sites, showcasing Georgia’s rich architectural heritage.

6. Shardeni Street

• Wander through this lively street filled with cafes, galleries, and boutiques, perfect for a leisurely lunch.

7. Mother of Georgia Statue

• Take a tram or hike up to the statue overlooking the city, symbolizing Georgian hospitality and strength.

8. Bridge of Peace & Rike Park

• Walk across this modern glass bridge and relax in the adjacent park, enjoying the blend of old and new architecture.

Evening Transfer to Batumi

Check-In to the Hotel for overnight stay.

01.05.2026/ Day 7, Batumi Local Tour (B, D)

Piazza Square in Batumi is a charming Italian-style plaza nestled in the heart of the city’s historic district. Spanning 5,700 square meters, it was designed by architect Vazha Orbeladze and inspired by Venetian architecture. The square features ornate facades, colorful stained-glass windows crafted by artist Dolores Hoffman, and a grand clock tower that chimes melodically every hour

It is a vibrant gathering spot, surrounded by cafes, restaurants, boutique hotels, and shops. It’s a popular venue for live music performances and cultural events, especially during the summer months. The square’s ambiance, reminiscent of Venice’s St. Mark’s Square, makes it a must-visit destination.

The Ali and Nino statue is a captivating kinetic sculpture that symbolizes love, unity, and cultural harmony. Standing approximately 8 meters tall, the sculpture consists of two figures, one male and one female, crafted from stacked metal segments. Every 10 minutes, these figures slowly move toward each other, merge into a single form, and then separate again, representing the eternal cycle of love and separation.

Europe square, also known as Era Square, is a central hub in Batumi, Georgia, celebrated for its fusion of 19th and 20th-century architecture and vibrant atmosphere. Located along Memed Abashidze Avenue, the square is a popular gathering spot.

Medea Statue, stands as a monumental tribute to the ancient Greek myth of Medea, a Colchian princess renowned for aiding Jason in obtaining the Golden Fleece. Erected in 2007 at Europe Square, this bronze sculpture was designed by Georgian architect Davit Khmaladze. It portrays Medea holding the Golden Fleece aloft, symbolizing the historical and cultural ties between Georgia and ancient Greek civilization.

Batumi Boulevard is a scenic 7 km promenade along the Black Sea coast in Batumi, Georgia. Established in 1881, it has evolved into a vibrant hub blending nature, culture, and leisure. The boulevard is adorned with palm trees, manicured gardens, and over 40,000 trees planted in 2009, offering a refreshing environment for walkers and cyclists.

The Argo Cable Car is offering a scenic 15-minute ride to the top of Anuria Mountain, providing panoramic views of the city and Black Sea. The cable car is a significant tourist draw, blending adventure with cultural experiences.

02.05.2026/ Day 8, Flight to Baku (B, D)

Full Day is at Leisure to explore by your own

Evening Transfer to Tbilisi Airport for Flight to Baku

Azerbaijan – Day 8 to 12

Baku,

Capital city of Azerbaijan is famous for its unique mix of historical sites, particularly its Old City, and its modern architecture. It is also known for being a significant cultural, business, and oil-rich Center, a hub for major international events, and a place to experience its distinct culture, cuisine, and harsh, windy climate

02.05.2026/ Day 8, Baku

Arrival at Baku Airport, Transfer to Hotel 

03.05.2026/ Day 9, Baku City Tour & Absheron Tour (B, D)

Old City or Inner City is the historical core of Baku. The Old City is the most ancient part of Baku, which is surrounded by walls. In 2007, the Old City had a population of about 3,000 people. In December 2000, the Old City of Baku, including the Palace of the Shirvanshahs and Maiden Tower, became the first location in Azerbaijan to be classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Miniature Book Museum is the only museum of miniature books in the world, settled in the old part of Baku. The museum opened on 2 April 2002. In 2015, the Museum of Miniature Books was presented the Certificate of the Guinness Book of Records as the largest private museum of miniature books.

Juma Mosque, also known as the Friday Mosque, is a Shia Islam mosque, An inscription on the mosque mentions that “Amir Sharaf al-Din Mahmud ordered the restoration of this mosque in (1309/1310CE) On the northern wall of the mosque a minaret was erected which a balcony supported by stalactites in the year of 1437.

Located in the historic Icheri Sheher, the mosque has been rebuilt several times. The present Friday Mosque was built in 1899 under the financing of Baku philanthropist merchant Haji Shikhlali Dadashov.

Baku Boulevard is a promenade established in 1909 which runs parallel to Baku‘s seafront. Its history goes back more than 100 years, to a time when Baku oil barons built their mansions along the Caspian shore and when the seafront was artificially built-up inch by inch.

Little Venice, a charming area in the Seaside National Park, known for its network of artificial canals and bridges inspired by Venice, Italy. Enjoy here the gondola rides along the waterways, cozy cafes and restaurants, and admire the picturesque scenery of the Baku Boulevard. The attraction offers a romantic and scenic setting, providing a taste of European ambiance in the heart of Azerbaijan’s capital.

Nizami Street is home to various outlets, from banks to fashion stores and is one of the most expensive streets in the world. The street also accommodates the embassies of Germany, Norway, the Netherlands and Austria, as well as the European Union Delegation to Azerbaijan.

Upland Park, Baku’s Upland Park is the highest point in the Azerbaijani capital, opening a panoramic view of the city and its bay. The city’s residents and visitors often come here to see a bird’s eye view of Baku, and just have a walk. The Upland Park can be reached by cable railway in 7-8 minutes from the boulevard or by climbing up the endless stone stairs. But it would be better to enter the park right from the top – from the square, which houses the country’s parliament, alley of martyrs, and the world-famous symbol of modern Baku.

The Absheron is a peninsula in Azerbaijan. Located in Baku, the most populous city of the country, and the Baku Metropolitan Area, with its satellite cities Sumqayit and Khyrdalan. It extends 60 km eastward into the Caspian Sea, and reaches a maximum width of 30 km.

Ateshgah Temple, The Ateshgah of Baku often called the “Fire Temple of Baku”, is a castle-like religious temple in Surakhany town, a suburb in Baku, Azerbaijan. Based on Iranian and Indian inscriptions, the temple was used as a Hindu, Sikh, and Zoroastrian place of worship. “Ātash” is the Persian and Azerbaijani word for fire

The “burning mountain” in Azerbaijan is called Yanar Dag, it is a natural phenomenon near Baku where a natural gas fire has been burning continuously for centuries. This mesmerizing spectacle is a natural wonder characterized by eternal flames that reach up to 10 meters high, fueled by methane gas seeping from the earth’s surface. Yanar Dag is a protected area, the Yanar dag State Historical, Cultural and Natural Reserve, and it holds significant cultural and spiritual importance, providing a glimpse into ancient traditions, particularly Zoroastrianism.

Heydar Aliyev Centre is a building complex in Baku, Azerbaijan designed by Iraqi-British architect Zaha Hadid and noted for its distinctive architecture and flowing, curved style that eschews sharp angles. The center is named after Heydar Aliyev, the first secretary of Soviet Azerbaijan from 1969 to 1982, and president of Azerbaijan Republic from October 1993 to October 2003. Heydar Aliyev Center had an official soft-opening ceremony on 10 May 2012 held by current president of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev. 

04.05.2026/ Day 10, Shahdag Tour with Cable Ride, (B, D)

The Guba-Shahdag tour is a journey through the European part of Azerbaijan. Along the Caspian Sea along the Samur-Divichinsky lowland there is a road that takes tourists by semi-express to the mountains of the North Caucasus. A trip to one of the most popular ski resorts in Azerbaijan, located on the Shahdag Mountain– is a journey through the vast steppe and dazzling snowy mountains.

Travelers seeking a day of thrills and breath-taking scenery will find plenty to love at Shahdag Mountain Resort in Azerbaijan. This tour combines four standout activities—paragliding, quad biking, the region’s first alpine coaster, and a scenic cable car ride—offering a comprehensive taste of Shahdag’s outdoor excitement. What makes this outing particularly appealing are the stunning mountain vistas, the variety of activities packed into a single day, and the chance to challenge yourself physically while soaking in Azerbaijan’s natural beauty.

05.05.2026/ Day 11, Gobustan Tour, Mud Volcano, First Drilled Oil Well, Bibiheybat Mosque, (B, D)

Gobustan National Park in Azerbaijan is a UNESCO World Heritage site, renowned for its ancient petroglyphs, mud volcanoes, and unique landscapes. Located just 64 km from Baku, Baku Gobustan National Park offers a captivating journey through history with over 6,000 rock engravings depicting early human life.

This park not only showcases Azerbaijan’s rich cultural heritage but also features fascinating geological phenomena. Visiting Gobustan National Park is a must for those seeking a blend of history, art, and nature, making it a top destination in Azerbaijan.

Gobustan’s mud volcanoes are a unique geological feature in Azerbaijan, known for small, bubbling pools and conical mounds of cold, mineral-rich mud erupting from the Earth’s surface. These aren’t true volcanoes but are formed by methane and carbon dioxide gases escaping from underground gas and oil fields, sometimes causing brief ignitions.

A 21-meter-deep oil well drilled in 1846 near Baku, Azerbaijan, is now an open-air museum. The world’s first industrially drilled oil well was found and restored in 2016. Visiting the world’s first industrially drilled oil well, dating back to 1846, offers a remarkable journey into history and innovation. Families find it educational and captivating for both kids and adults, with children showing surprising interest in the pioneering techniques used at that time. The site is not only a testament to Baku’s industrial heritage but also an inspiring experience for those curious about the origins of the modern energy industry. While lacking detailed information on-site, visitors can walk around the well-preserved wooden derrick, pump mechanisms, and rusty pipes to immerse themselves in the historical significance of this ground-breaking location.

Bibiheybat is a revered mosque nestled on the outskirts of Baku, Azerbaijan. Dating back to the 13th century, the mosque holds deep religious and cultural significance for Azerbaijani Muslims. Destroyed during the Soviet era, it was meticulously reconstructed in the 1990s, faithfully restoring its original architectural splendour. The mosque’s design blends elements of traditional Azerbaijani and Islamic architecture, featuring intricate tilework, domed ceilings, and elegant minarets. Surrounding the mosque are lush gardens and sweeping views of the Caspian Sea, creating a tranquil oasis for prayer and contemplation. Bibiheybat serves as both a place of worship and a symbol of resilience, having withstood centuries of history and adversity. It’s spiritual ambiance and historical importance draw visitors from far and wide, seeking to explore its sacred grounds and connect with Azerbaijan’s rich cultural heritage.

06.05.2026/ Day 12, Guba Tour, Qechresh Forest, Afurja Waterfall, Chenlibel Lake (B, D)

During the Guba & Khinalig Tour you will be able to see and admire to Landscape of the Guba city, Carpet Weaving Factory, Mosques, Qecresh Forest, the highest and one of the oldest village – Khinalig Village, Red Settlement – Jewish Village. This trip is an opportunity to meet friendly locals, eat delicious food like none other on earth, enjoy the beauty of incredibly diverse landscapes and feel the freedom and the power of mountains.

A Guba tour is famous for experiencing the diverse landscapes of northern Azerbaijan, including the picturesque Qechresh Forest, the “Candy Cane Mountains” with their unique striped rock formations, and the highest inhabited village in the Caucasus, Khinalig. The region is also renowned as an ancient center for carpet weaving, with tours often including a visit to a handmade carpet factory. Additionally, Guba tours may feature a visit to the historic and unique Red Village, a thriving Jewish settlement area.

Afurja Waterfall is a stunning natural feature located in the Afurgha region of Azerbaijan. It cascades down rocky cliffs, creating a picturesque scene surrounded by lush greenery and dramatic landscapes. The area is ideal for nature lovers, offering opportunities for hiking and photography. The waterfall is particularly captivating in the spring when the snowmelt enhances its flow, making it a popular destination for both locals and tourists seeking to experience the beauty of Azerbaijan’s natural environment.

Chanlibel Lake, once created to irrigate the land, today is considered one of the most beautiful spots in Guba. The thick forest surrounding the lake is an ideal refuge from the summer heat. The lake is known for its crystal-clear waters, which reflect the surrounding mountains and forests, creating a peaceful and scenic atmosphere.

Visitors to Chanlibel Lake can enjoy a variety of outdoor activities, including hiking, fishing, and picnicking by the water’s edge. The area surrounding the lake is rich in biodiversity, with diverse flora and fauna, making it an excellent spot for nature enthusiasts and birdwatchers. The calm waters of the lake are perfect for a relaxing boat ride, offering a unique perspective of the surrounding landscape.

Later, transfer to the Airport for departure Flight.    

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Inclusions:

• Accommodation in 4-star category hotels
• Daily Breakfast & Dinner
• Airfare from Georgia to Azerbaijan
• VISA & Insurance
• Private Transfers
• Entrance/ Admission Fees (Garni Temple Tickets, Tbilisi Cable Car, Off-road Vehicle Services to Gergeti Trinity Church during Kazbegi tour, Wine-tasting in KTW for Adults, Ateshgah Temple, Burning mountain, Heydar Aliyev Center, Boat ride Little Venice, Afurja Waterfall, Shahdag Cable Car 2 Ways, Mud-Qobustan complex)
• English Speaking Guide during Tours

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• Main Sector International Airfare
• GST & TCS
• Tips & Gratuities
• Personal Expenses
• Anything not specifically included

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