İçərişəhər — Baku Old City
The walled medieval core of Baku, a UNESCO World Heritage Site enclosing the Maiden Tower and the Palace of the Shirvanshahs.
Included in 4 tours
Baku city + ancient fire sites & rock art
Two days combining the capital with the two things that make this specific corner of the world unlike anywhere else: prehistoric rock art at Gobustan, and ground that has been burning for centuries on the Absheron Peninsula.
Day one is the full Baku city tour. Day two goes south to Gobustan — more than 6,000 petroglyphs spanning roughly 40,000 years, plus a first-century Roman inscription marking about the easternmost reach of the empire — then north to the fire sites at Ateshgah and Yanardag.
The pairing is deliberate. Gobustan shows you people living here 40,000 years ago; Yanardag shows you the geology that made them treat this place as sacred. Seeing both in one day makes each of them land harder.
On pace: Day two involves real driving — Gobustan is an hour south, the fire sites are north of the city. Expect a long day. We schedule Yanardag last because it is dramatically better after dark.
Day 1 — Baku City Tour
Day 2
Each stop has its own guide — what it is, how long to allow, and what to expect.
The walled medieval core of Baku, a UNESCO World Heritage Site enclosing the Maiden Tower and the Palace of the Shirvanshahs.
Included in 4 tours
The 15th-century seat of the Shirvan rulers, and the largest surviving monument of the Shirvan-Absheron architectural school.
Included in 3 tours
The enigmatic stone tower at the edge of the Old City — Baku's oldest and least explained monument.
Included in 3 tours
UNESCO-listed prehistoric rock art — over 6,000 petroglyphs across a semi-desert landscape south of Baku.
Included in 3 tours
A pentagonal caravanserai-temple built around a natural gas vent, used by Zoroastrian, Hindu and Sikh worshippers.
Included in 3 tours
A hillside that has burned continuously for centuries, fed by natural gas seeping through the sandstone.
Included in 3 tours
Zaha Hadid's landmark cultural building — a continuous white curve with no straight lines.
Included in 3 tours
Retail price per vehicle. Choose the class that fits your group.
| Vehicle | Capacity | Price (AZN) | Price (USD) | Airport transfer |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sedan | 3 Adults + 1 Child | 350 AZN | $206 | Complimentary |
| SUV | 4 Adults + 1 Child | 395 AZN | $233 | Complimentary |
| Van | 7 Adults | 435 AZN | $256 | Complimentary |
Prices are per vehicle, not per person — the whole vehicle is yours. USD figures are indicative and converted from AZN.
About 60 kilometres south, roughly an hour each way. The fire sites at Ateshgah and Yanardag are on the opposite side of the city, which is why this works better as a full day than a half day.
They are close to Gobustan but need a separate transfer into a high-clearance local vehicle at the turn-off, paid on the day. Tell us in advance if you want them and we will build in the time.
Yes — natural gas seeping through sandstone, burning continuously through rain and snow. Ateshgah's flame is now fed from the municipal supply, as the original vent was exhausted by industrial extraction in the 1960s.
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