Absheron Tour

Before starting the Absheron tour, you are treated to a delightful lunch at the picturesque Old Garden restaurant in the heart of the Old Town. Treat yourself to a lot of delicious traditional dishes, including green kutab, meat kutab, and mixed kebabs featuring lamb, lula, chicken, and vegetables. Complementing these flavors are the traditional pilaf and choban salad, all accompanied by refreshing soft drinks. This culinary experience sets the perfect tone for a day filled with Absheron sightseeing.

The Absheron tour truly begins with one of the most iconic historical sites in Baku - Atashgah, also known as the Temple of Fire. This 17th-century sanctuary, built on the ancient site of a Zoroastrian temple, has long drawn pilgrims from various exotic Eastern faiths, including Hindus and Sikhs. As you explore the ancient exhibits in the hermits' cells, you'll gain insight into how these world religions were once practiced. Additionally, a visit to the temple reveals the famous guest house, which hosted notable figures such as Alexander Dumas, the "father of the three musketeers," the eminent Russian chemist Mendeleev, and celebrated artists Vasily Vereshchagin and Grigory Gagarin.

The next highlight of our Absheron tour is the mesmerizing Yanar Dag, also known as the Burning Mountain. This incredible natural phenomenon has been blazing continuously from the depths of the mountain for millions of years, creating a fiery spectacle that is nothing short of extraordinary. As you witness the eternal flames dancing along the hillside, you’ll feel as if you’ve stepped into a mystical country of lights, leaving you with unforgettable memories of your Baku day trip. Situated on the Absheron peninsula, these historical sites of Absheron provide a fascinating glimpse into the region’s rich past, making your experience truly remarkable.