Icherisheher
Maiden Tower, Shirvanshah Palace, and stone lanes you can cover in a morning with rest stops.
- ✓UNESCO Old City walk
- ✓Carpet Museum optional
- ✓Hotels inside or beside the walls



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5 days and 4 nights in Baku from PKR 185,000 per person with departure on 30 September.
Departure
30 Sep
Starting From
PKR 185,000
Hotels
3/4 Star Hotels
Visa
Only valid passport required
This Baku package includes return international tickets, Azerbaijan visa, 4 nights accommodation, breakfast, private airport transfers, private transport during the trip, and an English-speaking guide.
Maiden Tower, Shirvanshah Palace, and stone lanes you can cover in a morning with rest stops.
Flame Towers from Highland Park, Heydar Aliyev Centre, and the Caspian boulevard at sunset.
Petroglyphs, mud volcanoes, and the fire temple — the Absheron peninsula in one well-paced day.
Caucasus foothills if you add two nights: cable car, cooler air, and a contrast to the oil-city skyline.

Meet and greet at Heydar Aliyev International Airport with private hotel transfer.
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Highland Park, Flame Towers, Caspian Sea, Old City, Maiden Tower, and Nizami Street.
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Relax, shop, explore, and enjoy Baku at your own pace before the return flight.
A 5-day Baku plan with arrival support, city sightseeing, free days, and airport return transfer.
Arrival, meet and greet, hotel transfer, and overnight stay in Baku.
Breakfast at hotel followed by guided Baku sightseeing.
A free day to explore Baku at your own pace.
Another relaxed day for shopping, optional sightseeing, or personal plans.
Breakfast, checkout, and airport transfer for the return flight.
Hotels, visas, and a walking pace that works for families — planned from Lahore, not a generic brochure itinerary.
UNESCO Icherisheher, Maiden Tower, and palace courtyards on a walking route with rest stops.
Flame Towers, Heydar Aliyev Centre, and the Caspian boulevard at sunset.
Gobustan petroglyphs, Ateshgah fire temple, or Gabala in the Caucasus if you add nights.
We list extras up front so the invoice matches what you pay in Lahore.
Practical notes for this destination — not a generic packing slogan copied across every page.
Five nights is a complete Baku break. We do not pad the invoice with a seventh night unless you want Gabala.
Juma Mosque in the Old City is active. Ateshgah is heritage, not a substitute for salah — we time both honestly.
Cards work on Nizami Street. Old City cafes may prefer cash. We are not sending you to unofficial money changers.
Two nights in the foothills after the boulevard. Cable car is weather-dependent; Baku remains the flight city.
Cooler air and a Caucasus day after Baku. Return to the capital for the Pakistan flight.
Fire temple and eternal flame on the Absheron peninsula — pairs with Gobustan or replaces it.
A two-country quote with extra nights. Not a same-week add-on on a 5-day ticket.
A short list for this country. We send a full briefing before departure.
Yes. Direct or one-stop flights make a 5-day break realistic, including a weekend.
Baku is a modern capital. Modest dress is appreciated at mosques; the city otherwise feels similar to a European waterfront.
A Baku–Tbilisi combo is possible with extra nights. Ask us for a two-country quote.
Often via the Gulf or a one-stop. We lock dates around actual seats, not a brochure timetable.
Yes if you have five nights. Petroglyphs and mud volcanoes are a half-day, not a filler shopping stop.
Possible, with snow and a slower road. We prefer April–June and September–October for first visits.
Other Karwan-e-Sarfarz itineraries that pair well with this trip or suit a similar group.
Share your travel month and group size. We will confirm hotels, flights, and a day-by-day plan from Lahore.