Great Caucasus Azerbaijan Georgia Armenia

Welcome to Baku! Upon your arrival at Baku International Airport, our friendly guide will meet you at the terminal exit after you’ve completed passport control and other formalities.
Get ready to explore the vibrant city of Baku as we embark on a tour of its central highlights, showcasing the rich history and stunning architecture that define this captivating capital.
Start your adventure with an Absheron tour, with a visit to the Surakhani settlement. Here, you’ll explore the fascinating Ateshgah Fire Temple, a building-like sanctuary that has welcomed worshippers from Hindu, Sikh, and Zoroastrian traditions. Visit Yanardag - is a natural burning hillside in Baku, where flames continuously rise from the ground due to natural gas emissions. The fire burns all year round, never extinguishing day or night. After the excursion, you’ll head to your hotel for a smooth check-in process. Enjoy your first evening in Baku at your leisure, soaking in the vibrant atmosphere of this captivating city.

Today first we`ll have a photostop at Haydar Aliyev Cultural Centre. Cultural Center, a complex that includes an auditorium, museum, exhibition halls, and administrative offices. Designed by the renowned architect Zaha Hadid, the center's construction has been featured on the Discovery Channel and Science Channel, which showcase the most ambitious modern engineering projects and architectural masterpieces. Our journey begins at Upland Park, a breathtaking advantage that offers spectacular views of Baku Bay. From here, you'll admire the city's skyline and iconic landmarks. Next, we will visit the Governor’s Garden, the impressive Government House of Azerbaijan, and the elegant Azerbaijan State Philharmonic Hall. You will be captivated by the majestic Flame Towers, the unique Carpet Museum building, designed in the shape of a rolled carpet, and the famous Crystal Hall, renowned for hosting the Eurovision Song Contest. Excursion to the Old City, the historical heart of Baku. Perched on a hill overlooking the Caspian Sea, this ancient district boasts remarkable architectural treasures, the iconic Maiden Tower, charming caravansaries, exquisite mosques, and traditional baths. Free time in Baku is an excellent opportunity to be acquainted with the country and its way of life, stroll through the central streets of the city, purchase memorable gifts and souvenirs for your loved ones. Overnight in Baku.

Today, we embark on an enchanting journey to the stunning mountain regions of Azerbaijan, where you will discover some of the country's most picturesque landscapes. Our first stop is the Bibi-Heybat Mosque, a historical gem built between 1267 and 1300, renowned for its stunning architecture and serene atmosphere. Discover Gobustan's ancient rock art - petroglyphs: UNESCO Heritage Site is famous for its archaeological monuments. The reserve is widely known for its well-preserved rock art—petroglyphs, a sort of artistic 'archive' of human evolution on planet Earth. Before starting the tour of Gobustan, guests will visit the interactive museum of the same name, where, through special multimedia programs and touch screens, they can learn about the nature and flora of Gobustan. Next, we’ll arrive in Sheki, a charming city nestled in the mountains, famous for its tiled-roof houses and rich cultural heritage. This ancient city, one of the most authentic in the Caucasus, serves as a hub for traditional crafts. As we stroll through Sheki, we’ll explore the Lower and Upper Caravansaries, the fortress walls, and local studios. This is a wonderful opportunity to watch skilled artisans at work and pick unique souvenirs to commemorate your extraordinary trip. After a day filled with exploration and discovery, you will check in to your accommodation for an overnight stay in Sheki.

This morning, bid farewell to Azerbaijan where you will cross the border towards Georgia. Stop in Sighnaghi for lunch, Transfer to Tbilisi. Capture stunning views of the historic Metekhi Church, perched atop a cliff overlooking the Kura River. The unique architectural beauty of the Abanotubani district, famous for its ancient Sulphur baths and colorful domed rooftops. Explore the historic Juma Mosque, a testament to Georgia's diverse cultural heritage and Islamic legacy. Admire the iconic Mother of Georgia Statue, which watches over the city with outstretched arms, symbolizing hospitality and protection. Soar high above Tbilisi aboard the Narikala Fortress cable car, enjoying panoramic views of the city skyline and surrounding mountains. Overnight in Tbilisi.

Travel the dramatic Georgian Military Highway through the Greater Caucasus Mountains. Stop at the Ananuri Fortress, perched above the turquoise Zhinvali Reservoir. Photostop at Friendship Monument. Switch to 4x4 vehicles in Stepantsminda (Kazbegi) and ascend to the Gergeti Trinity Church, majestically set against Mount Kazbek. Return and overnight in Tbilisi.

Morning drive to Sadakhlo for border crossing to Armenia. Meet guide and drive to Local restaurant in Alaverdi, after lunch visit Haghpat Monastery. After arrive Lake Sevan to enjoy breath-taking scenery of beautiful lake, a popular summer resort and one of the world’s highest fresh-water lakes at just over 6200 feet, then visit the 9th Century Sevanank. Overnight in Yerevan.

Early in the morning drive in Kotyak and visit to Garni Temple and Geghard Monastery. Yerevan City tour - explore the vibrant capital of Armenia, one of the world’s oldest continuously inhabited cities. The tour begins with a panoramic view of Yerevan from the Cascade Complex, an open-air museum of modern art offering breathtaking views of the city and Mount Ararat. Visit the Republic Square, known for its grand architecture and dancing fountains. Walk along Northern Avenue, a modern pedestrian street lined with shops and cafes, leading to the Opera House and Freedom Square. Overnight in Yerevan.

Today Morning Tour. We will begin the day with a visit to the Holy Cathedral of Echmiadzin, the spiritual center of the Armenian Apostolic Church and one of the world’s oldest Christian cathedrals. Then, continue to the Zvartnots Cathedral, a remarkable 7th-century architectural masterpiece and UNESCO World Heritage Site. Next, visit the GUM Market, known for its colorful stalls offering traditional Armenian sweets, dried fruits, spices, and local delicacies. After dinner, transfer to the airport for your departure.