🇦🇿 Visit Azerbaijan
Discover Azerbaijan
History & Traditions – Azerbaijan is a land where East meets West, with a history stretching from the Silk Road to modern independence. Ancient fire-worship, caravanserais, and timeless traditions still shape daily life.
Culture & Festivals – From the springtime celebration of Novruz with fire-jumping and sweets, to the soul of Mugham music and world-famous carpets, Azerbaijani culture is rich, vibrant, and deeply symbolic.
Cuisine & Tea Culture – Pilaf, dolma, kebabs — every meal is a celebration. Don’t miss the tradition of drinking strong black tea served with jam and sweets, a symbol of hospitality.
Cities & Regions
Baku – The dynamic capital on the Caspian Sea. Explore the medieval Old City (Icherisheher), admire the futuristic Flame Towers, and stroll along the seaside boulevard.
Sheki, Ganja, Shamakhi – Sheki enchants with its palaces and sweets, Ganja with its poetry and history, and Shamakhi with ancient mosques and wine traditions.
Gabala, Lankaran, Nakhchivan – Gabala is a mountain retreat for adventure and skiing, Lankaran offers subtropical tea fields and citrus orchards, while Nakhchivan is a hidden gem of architecture and legends.
Other Hidden Gems – Mud volcanoes of Gobustan, Caspian beaches, or small mountain villages where time stands still — each region has its unique story.
Travel Essentials
Airports & Transportation – Baku’s Heydar Aliyev International Airport connects globally, while domestic flights and trains make regional travel easy. Taxis and buses are affordable, but ride apps like Bolt are most convenient.
Visa Information – Many visitors can apply online for an e-Visa (ASAN Visa), usually issued in 3 days. Always check official requirements before traveling.
Language & Etiquette – Azerbaijani is the official language, but Russian and English are also common in cities. Hospitality is central — always accept tea, and a smile goes a long way.
Currency & Costs – Local currency is the Azerbaijani Manat (AZN). Prices are affordable compared to Europe — with a good meal often under €10–15.
Experiences
UNESCO Heritage Sites – Visit the prehistoric carvings of Gobustan Rock Art, and the jewel of Sheki — the Khan’s Palace with its stained glass windows.
Wine & Culinary Tours – Azerbaijan has ancient winemaking traditions. Regions like Shamakhi and Gabala offer tastings of local wines paired with regional dishes.
Music & Dance – Experience Mugham (UNESCO heritage), lively folk dances, or the vibrant Baku Jazz Festival that attracts global stars.
Nature & Adventure – From the peaks of the Caucasus Mountains to the mysterious mud volcanoes, or sailing on the Caspian Sea, Azerbaijan is a playground for nature lovers and adventurers.


Discover Azerbaijan Before You Travel
Want to get a feel of Azerbaijan before your trip? Watch these videos and explore the beauty of Baku and the country’s stunning landscapes through the lens of Coolvision. Perfect to inspire your journey and plan your visit!
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