Azerbaijan and Georgia, two captivating Caucasus nations, offer a rich blend of history, culture, and natural beauty. Azerbaijan, known as the "Land of Fire," has a wide variety of landscapes, from the mud volcanoes of Gobustan to the lush Caucasus Mountains, while its culture is steeped in Zoroastrian, Islamic, and Soviet influences. Azerbaijan Tour Package also includes a tour of its capital city Baku, which is also a UNESCO-listed Old City. With ancient walls and the modern and flame-shaped skyscraper, Baku holds great significance in the country. Today’s modern world sees Azerbaijan with abundant natural gas and eternally burning Yanar Dag.
Northern neighbor of Azerbaijan, Georgia, is one of the world's oldest Christian nations. It charms visitors with its medieval churches, ancient wine-making traditions, and warm hospitality. From the narrow alleys, art buildings, and trendy cafes of Tbilisi to the Jvari Monastery and the cave city of Uplistsikhe that speak to Georgia's long history. The country's diverse geography includes the Greater Caucasus Mountains, perfect for hiking and skiing, and the Black Sea coast, ideal for relaxation. Visitors are drawn by the Caucasus' stunning scenery, from Azerbaijan's fire-mountain to Georgia's alpine meadows, and by the chance to explore underrated cuisines, thermal baths, and vibrant arts scenes. Despite their differences — one predominantly Muslim, the other Christian — both offer heartfelt hospitality, making the region a fascinating, welcoming destination.
Top attractions in Azerbaijan and Georgia Tour
Baku: Baku is the capital city of Azerbaijan popular because of its cultural values, historical and modern architecture. Baku tour package also offers travelers a chance to explore the flame towers and seaside Boulevard, stroll around Taza bazaar while the air is filled with the scent of herbs and spices. You can also Visit this ancient Zoroastrian fire temple.
Sheki: While you are in Sheki, admire the beautiful Palace of Shaki Khans and don't forget to try delicious local sweets.
Gudauri Viewpoint: Gudauri viewpoint has one of the most beautiful viewpoints Georgia has, and even though it is popular it is very less crowded and spacious. And if you want to feel how a real snowfall is you must visit this viewpoint in December and if you want to enjoy adventure sports like paragliding, summers would surely be the best time.
Ganja: Azerbaijan tour package takes you to the second-largest city of Azerbaijan, Ganja. It is home to the Tomb of renowned poet, Nizami Ganjavi. Ganja is also famous for selling the best Kvas that comes from fermented bread, served in a small cup.
Gobustan: Gobustan is also a popular tourist attraction mainly known for its prehistoric rock art and the famous mud volcanoes.
Tbilisi: Nuzzled along the banks of Kuru river, it shines as a city that is a combination of old world and contemporary world today. As you meander through the streets of Georgian cities you will find a treasure of happiness that will not only make you happy but you will also be left overwhelmed by the hospitality of the locals.
Kakheti: Kakheti is the wine region of Georgia that has large scale vineyards, and charming medieval age houses. A visit to Kakheti you get to learn about the history of wine and the winemaking process that is both fascinating as well as astonishing. Predominantly famous for its wine plantations, Kakheti is also a perfect spot to experience the diverse culture of Georgia.
Upliststikhe: Upliststikhe is that one place which acts as an evidence to the ancient cities. This is a rock town from Georgia’s past where the whole town is carved out of rocks not only their houses but temple caves, amphitheaters also stand as a proof to the advanced thinking and execution of the concepts that were present even in old age.
Atlanta: One of the highlights of the Georgia Tour Package is traveling to Atlanta, this city is famous among tourists due to the Georgia Aquarium and the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic Site. Enter the World of Coca-Cola that represents frames of the history of Coco- Cola and its different brands.
Savannah: Explore the historic district, take a ghost tour, and enjoy the riverfront and picturesque squares.
Things to do in Azerbaijan and GeorgiaTour
Outdoor activities: Georgia offers opportunities for kayaking, whitewater rafting, fishing, and other outdoor pursuits in its parks and rivers and Azerbaijan lets you experience trekking adventures in Caucasus mountains. You can also try Skiing in Shahdag and Tufandag in Azerbaijan and go skiing to Gudauri, Bakuriani, or Mestia in Georgia.
Cuisine: On your Azerbaijan and Georgia trip try Azerbaijani dishes like plov, kebabs, qutab, black tea etc along with some finger licking cuisines of Georgia including Khinkhali, Georgian bread, Lobio, Khachapuri etc.
Taste Wine at Georgia's Wine Country: The north Georgia mountains are home to several wineries, offering tastings and scenic vineyard tours.
Attend Festivals and Events: Georgia hosts numerous festivals and events throughout the year, such as the Peach Festival in Fort Valley, the Cherry Blossom Festival in Macon, and the Music Midtown festival in Atlanta.
Gaining different spiritual experiences: From visiting ancient churches in Azerbaijan unveils a journey through centuries of history and cultural diversity to visiting Alaverdi Monastery of 6th-century monastery complex that is one of the highest examples of Georgian religious architecture.
How to reach Azerbaijan and Georgia Tour
Airways:
Azerbaijan: The international airport of Azerbaijan, Heydar Aliyev International Airport in Baku, is well connected to major cities of India like Delhi and Mumbai.
Georgia: The International airport of Georgia,Tbilisi International Airport and Kutaisi International Airport are also connected to the capital of India, Delhi.
Traveling between Azerbaijan and Georgia:
Airways: It will take around 1 hour to travel between Baku and Tbilisi via flights.
Railways: If you want to have a comfortable journey then you can surely opt for overnight journey via train.
Roadways: Georgia lies in the northern border of Azerbaijan, so traveling via bus is economically feasible and if you want to opt for cab ride then you need to consider clearing border procedures.
Best time to visit Georgia and Azerbaijan
Spring: From April- May, Azerbaijan and Georgia experience pleasant weather that is best for sightseeing and adventure activities like hiking.
Summer: Summers are considered as the peak season for tourism in both Azerbaijan and Georgia, specially beaches remain crowded during this season. This is also the time when vibrant festivals in Georgia are celebrated.
Autumn: The months of September and October provide a comfortable environment with pleasant temperatures for outdoor activities. This is the ideal time for wine harvest and the view of vineyards are awe inspiring.
Winter: November to March are the cold months of Azerbaijan and Georgia and thus providing an ideal environment for skiing in places like Shahdag,Tufandag, Gudauri where it is less crowded too.
Arrival in Baku. Settle into the lively environment of the city and get ready to explore. After doing the specific formality procedures, you will meet your dedicated driver who will take you to your selected hotel. Check-in to your selected hotel. In the afternoon, we’ll be heading to the Baku city tour, visiting landmarks like Sehidler Khiabany Memory Alley, Nizami Street, Fountain Square, and Azerbaijan History National Museum. We’ll explore Cheri Sheher including Maiden Tower, Shirvan Shahs’ Palace, and the National Carpets Museum. Explore the surrounding as per your choice and enjoy the relaxation, overnight.
Inclusions
Hotel Services: mentioned in the itinerary.
Transport: SIC (seat in coach).
Meals: mentioned in the itinerary.
Tour guide: tour guide with english speaking
Airport Reaching Services: transferring to airport will be available at your arrival and returning.
Sightseeing: mentioned in the itinerary.
Exclusions
The expenses of laundry, telephone calls, room service, alcoholic beverages, minibars, etc. are not covered.
Special dinners or mandatory charges by the hotels, particularly during New Year's, Christmas, or any special events, are not included in the package price.
Ticket bookings are not provided from our side
Things To Pack
Easy to carry trolley bag or good quality backpack/rucksack (prefered)
Comfortable clothing
Comfortable shoes, flip flops or open sandals while commuting local
Water bottles (avoid single-use plastic)
Quick snacks for journey like dry fruits, chocolates
Sunblock lotions and other personal care items & toiletries
Personal medicines
Phone, camera and photography equipments
ATMs and adequate amount of cash for shopping, cafe visits