Itinerary

Price Include: 1 Hotel(s), 13 Sightseeing, Flight, All Meals, Gala Dinner, Airport Transfers, Guided Tours, Visa

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  Day 1

  Arrival Baku

  07.10 Upon arrival to International airport of Baku the tourist will be met by Guide and transferred to the hotel. 
  Upon arrival to the hotel check in to the hotel and have a free time. 
  Day is free to rest
  In evening, Panoramic tour of Baku visiting:
  •    Highland Park/Alley of Martyrs
  •    Flame Towers 
  •    Crystal Hall 
  •    Nizami Street 
  •    Fountain square 
  Welcome Gala Dinner is at Indian restaurant with Belly Dance show, Veg & NOn-veg Snacks, Local vodka, Beer and Soft Drinks
  Overnight is at Hotel

  Crystal Hall

  

  Crystal Hall

  Baku Crystal Hall is a popular multi-functional indoor venue stadium located in Baku (Azerbaijan) near National Flag Square and it was the venue of Eurovision Song Contest 2012. Contracted by Seele Austria GmbH, Programming Architecture developed the software for the automatic generation of steel details and due to the asymmetrical geometry there were hundreds of different steel fundamentals that needed to be produced and prepared for production. Baku Crystal Hall hosted Karate, Boxing, Volley ball (indoor), Taekwondo, and Fencing events during the inaugural 2015 European Games. From 1st to 14th September 2016, Baku Crystal Hall was the venue for FIDE's 42nd Chess Olympiad, where 182 teams from 176 countries participated.

  Flame Towers

  

  Flame Towers

  Baku Flame Towers with a maximum height of 190 m are among the tallest structures in Azerbaijan. Its design, with an incessantly curved shape, makes these structures task rarely attempted. The Flame Towers, which symbolizes modern Baku, have received the MIPIM 2013 International Award for the top hotel and resort, also increased investment in innovative European property market. Other forums leading urban surveys, position the lighting designed by HOK for the towers as one of the newest and most proficient. If you are looking for Baku tour package then this is the must visit attraction.

  Fountain Square

  

  Fountain Square

  Fountains Square is a famous public square in downtown Baku, capital of Azerbaijan. The square was earlier titled Parapet and is often referenced to by the same name now. The name of this square originates from the existence of dozens of fountains throughout the square first built during Soviet rule of Azerbaijan. The square is a public gathering place, especially in evening after business hours and during the weekend. It is one of the famous tourist destinations in Baku with many boutiques, shops, hotels, restaurants, and passage. This is one of the most happening and crowded in the city. The area is great to see the crowd roaming, and in evening you will find many locals. The fountain square is a location where the city authorities hold many functions, public festivals, shows and celebrations.

  Highland Martyrs Park Baku

  

  Highland Martyrs Park Baku

  Highland Park, located in the heart of Baku and one of the favourite leisure places of the local residents, is regarded as one of the most beautiful parks of the capital city since long. Another frequently known name of the park among tourists is Viewing Square. In Soviet era, this park was named after Sergei Kirov and the particular reason which makes Highland Park unique is that it has a panorama looking over the city, Baku bay, Seaside National Park stretching along the bay. That explains the reason the park was called “Highland”.

  Nizami Street

  

  Nizami Street

  Whatever you desire to shop, you will find the best version of it in Nizami Street. This is one of the most popular shopping streets in Baku, a hip and lively pedestrianized street with a variety of shops, including small outlets, supermarkets and souvenir stores. The main shopping area starts at Fountain Square, and it is famous for clothes, especially in the high-end shops. This part of the city is also well-known for its luxurious and stylish restaurants and hotels. One of the known shopping destinations is the TsUM Shopping Store (MUM), which is the largest departmental store in Baku. There you can see several floors filled with stalls that sell just about everything you can visualize, and possibly some things that you can't. The variety and range of goods are just exceptional. While shopping is undeniably the principle activity on Nizami Street, the architecture is also a huge draw.

  Hotel - CrossWay Hotel Baku  
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  Day 2

  Baku

  After breakfast, excursion of Baku Old city: 
  Visiting of "Old Town” or “Inner City”. The territory of ”Inner City” - 22 hectares, which represents a small fraction of the total area of Baku (44,000 hectares). However, the concentration of architectural and historical monuments, dictates the need for this excursion into a separate and make this part of Baku, perhaps the most interesting to explore: 
  •    Maiden Tower
  •    Palace of Shirvanshahs 
  •    Minaret Synyk Gala 
  •    Caravan Saray, 
  •    Juma Mosque
  Lunch is at Indian restaurant 
  Later, we will explore modern parts of Baku. 
  •    Heydar Aliyev Cultural Complex (from outside) (Photoshoot outside).  
  •    Baku boulevard
  •    Baku Eye (Ticket not included)
  Gala Dinner is at Indian restaurant with Belly Dance show, Veg & NOn-veg Snacks, Local vodka, Beer and Soft Drinks
  Overnight is at Hotel

  Baku Eye

  

  Baku Eye

  Baku Ferris Wheel, also known as the Baku Eye, is a Ferris wheel on Baku Boulevard in the Seaside National Park of Baku, capital of Azerbaijan. The wheel was built by the Dutch company Dutch Wheels. From the top of the Baku eye you can enjoy the striking view to the Caspian Sea and Baku. The cabinets are clean and tidy, the best thing is you do not have to wait in the queue and usually it is quiet in there. The observation wheel is approx. 200 feet tall. There are 30 cabins capable of accommodating up to 8 passengers at a time. Officially opened in 2014, this 60m amazing big wheel performs attractive light shows after dark. As it spins very slowly, so a ride takes approximately 15 minutes including stops. For the best experience one should visit this place at night. ‘Baku eye’ is one of the must visit attractions in Baku tour packages.

  Icheri Seher

  

  Icheri Seher

  Known as “Old City” and “Fortress”, Icheri Seher is a UNESCO World Heritage Site in the centre of Baku, and you will find amazing architectural styles all over this protected quarter of the city. These include Maiden Tower that dates from the 12th century and was part of the ancient walled city of Baku, as well as Shirvanshah Palace that was constructed in the 13th century. The tourist visit this place not just for the architecture but also for the handicrafts, such as ceramics, as well as textiles like carpets and traditional Azerbaijan national clothes. There are a wealth of shops located in Icheri Seher that are perfect if you want a leisurely stroll around the historic centre of the city and the chance to pick up some souvenirs.

  Maiden Tower, Baku, Azerbaijan

  

  Maiden Tower, Baku, Azerbaijan

  Baku historian Sara Ashurbayli calculated that the tower must have been built in the 4th to 6th centuries AD. This was because of the tower’s unusual construction, the difference between the stone used in the tower and the stone of the obsolete city surrounding it and the different, legends about the Maiden Tower.

  Juma Mosque, Shamakhi

  

  Juma Mosque, Shamakhi

  Many of the architectural monuments of Baku were built on the ruins of very old buildings belonging to the pagan period in the history of Azerbaijan. Thus, according to archaeologists, the Maiden Tower is built on the site of a pagan temple. The , cryptof Sabail castle also contains some fragments of the older buildings. Juma mosque in the Icheri-sheher can also be listed among such monuments.

  Castle Synyk Gala,Baku

  

  Castle Synyk Gala,Baku

  Forty kilometers from Baku there is Gala, the well-known open-air historical and ethnographic museum. The museum, founded in 2008 at an archaeological site located in the same-name village, is dedicated to the history of the Absheron Peninsula. There, you can see how the Azerbaijani lived, what they ate and drank and how they managed a household over the period from the XVI to XIX centuries.it is a very famous place in azerbaijan.

  Heydar Aliyev Center

  

  Heydar Aliyev Center

  The Heydar Aliyev Centre is a significant cultural centre in Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan, kept in an iconic building planned by Zaha Hadid Architects. It is situated in a 10-hectare public park nearby Baku Convention Centre. The centre takes its name from the national leader of Azerbaijan, Heydar Aliyev, who controlled the country – from 1969 to 1987, when it was part of the Soviet Union and from 1993 to 2003 as an independent nation – and he is known as the founder of modern Azerbaijan. Book your Baku tour package now from central Asia Guided Tours and be ready for unlimited fun.

  Hotel - CrossWay Hotel Baku  
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  Day 3

  Baku- Absheron Tour

  Breakfast at the hotel. 
  Then we will start our tour with excursion to Ateshgah. 
  Lunch is at Indian restaurant. 
  Excursion to Yanar Dag. 
  Later visit Genclik Mall - the biggest Mall in Baku and contains over 80 stores, big bowling halls, the biggest movie halls, 3D cinema, Playground for children, Bravo supermarket, VIP restaurants, food courts
  Gala Dinner is at Indian restaurant with Belly Dance show, Veg & Non-veg Snacks, Local vodka, Beer and Soft Drinks 
  Overnight in Baku.

  Ateshgah Temple of Fire Worshippers

  

  Ateshgah Temple of Fire Worshippers

  The Baku Ateshgah, often called the "Fire Temple of Baku" is a castle-like religious temple in Surakhani town, a suburb in Baku, Azerbaijan. Based on Persian and Indian inions, the temple was used as a Hindu, Sikh, and Zoroastrian place of worship. It was abandoned in the late 19th century, probably due to the dwindling of the Indian population in the area. The natural eternal flame went out in 1969, after nearly a century of exploitation of petroleum and gas in the area, but is now lit by gas piped from the nearby city.

  Yanardag Burning Mountain

  

  Yanardag Burning Mountain

  Yanar Dag is a natural gas fire which fire continuously on a slope on the Absheron Peninsula on the Caspian Sea near Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan . Flames jet into the air 3 metres from a thin, porous sandstone layer.Administratively, Yanar Dag belongs to Absheron District of Azerbaijan.Yanar Dag is described by the Geological Survey of Azerbaijan as "Intensive flames, to 1 metre high, develop for 15 metres along the base of a 2–4-metre-high and 200-metre-long tectonic scarp.The surface flames result from the steady gas falling from underlying soils.

  Hotel - CrossWay Hotel Baku  
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  Day 4

  Baku Departure

  Breakfast at the hotel. 
  12.00 Check out of the Hotel. 
  Lunch is at Indian restaurant
  Departure transfer to International airport of Heydar Aliyev for flight back to India 

Hotels

CrossWay Hotel Baku

Sumqayit, Baku

“Crossway Baku Hotel” offers its guests accommodation and proper rest in cozy and comfortable Standard, Double, De Luxe, Lux and Family rooms, many of which are superior rooms and meet modern European level and standards for **** 4 stars class hotels.

All 93 rooms of the hotel are equipped with individual air conditioning, telephone, satellite TV, flat-screen TVs and Wi-fi. Some rooms can accommodate an extra bed.

Located on the lobby floor there is a small conference room, perfect for business and enjoyable events.

At any time of the day there is a restaurant in your service offering dishes of azerbaijani and european cuisine, as well as the “Piano Bar”, in which you can relax and enjoy various signature cocktails.

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