6D5N · Azerbaijan · Diamond
The Diamond-tier Azerbaijan Heritage Route: Baku, Shamakhi, Lahij, Sheki and Gabala over 6 days in hand-picked 5-star and boutique hotels, with a private guide and driver, a wine-and-tea tasting in Sheki and a welcome dinner in Baku.
Deposit USD 320 per person
Indicative per-person price based on twin sharing in 5-star and boutique hotels. Final rates are confirmed for your dates.
Arrive in Baku and walk the seafront boulevard beneath the Flame Towers, then enter the walled Icheri Sheher to see the Maiden Tower, with a private guide and driver from the first evening with a wine-and-tea tasting in Sheki and a welcome dinner in Baku.
Head west via the rock art of Gobustan, the cliff-side Diri Baba Mausoleum and the Juma Mosque of Shamakhi, an old capital of the Shirvan region.
Visit the mountain village of Lahij, famed for its coppersmiths, and the silk-weaving village of Basgal, then continue through Ismayilli to Sheki.
The highlight of the route: the painted stained-glass Palace of the Shaki Khans, the Upper Caravanserai and a tasting of Sheki halva.
Visit the ancient Albanian church at Kish, then drive to Gabala to walk beside Lake Nohur and ride the Tufandag cable car, staying at hand-picked 5-star and boutique hotels.
Drive back to Baku via the Absheron coast, visit the Heydar Aliyev Center and transfer to the airport for your onward flight.
Yes, these are perfect places to travel and enjoy. The police here is also tourist friendly and they listen to the tourist. So no need to worry about that.
No, you do not need to get a negative PCR. If you are fully vaccinated, you are free to travel in the region.
Azerbaijan is a multi-ethnic country where representatives of all religions live in peace and harmony. Although various religious confessions function in Azerbaijan, Islam has the dominating position.
The official language is Azerbaijani; also Russian, English, and Turkish are widely used.
The official language is Azerbaijani; also Russian, English, and Turkish are widely used. Azerbaijan is a geographical name. On the one hand, this name is linked with the population, which lived in this region for thousands of years before our era, and who were mostly fire-worshippers. The local population considered that fire was their God and so they worshipped the fire. “Azer” means fire.
The city center’s monthly price is approximately 800 manat (AZN).
In Baku (capital city) it is allowed in most places, except places of religious purposes, such as mosques
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The programme, prices and availability are subject to change; the latest version is always on the tour page. Prices are per person unless stated. Generated on September 22, 2026.