Once you've checked in and rested up a bit after your journey, head over to Baku's most famous street to grab your first meal in this new destination. Nizami Street is the perfect place to kick off your vacation.

Experience the vibe of both old and modern Baku. You'll stroll through the historic center, relax in the greenery of a local park, and head to the promenade by the Caspian Sea. You'll visit the unique Carpet Museum, where tradition turns into art. Wrap up the day by taking in the Flame Towers, which give the city its unmistakable look.

A trip to the mountain village of Khinaliq is the kind of experience you won't soon forget. Definitely don't miss it. The route leads through the dramatic landscape of the Caucasus, where the scenery changes constantly and with every turn, you get the feeling that you're heading somewhere truly exceptional. The village itself, one of the highest in the region, has kept its authentic atmosphere, traditional way of life, and its own language to this day. It's not just about the destination, but the whole experience of the journey and encountering the local culture. Plus, along the way, you'll stop at other interesting spots (Candy Cane Mountains, Gachresh forest recreational area). You're going to really enjoy this day.

You'll head beyond the city limits to discover a different side of Azerbaijan. You'll visit the Bibi-Heybat Mosque, an important pilgrimage site with sea views. In the Gobustan region, you'll see fascinating mud volcanoes and ancient rock carvings thousands of years old. You'll also stop at the site of the world's first industrial oil well. Today, you'll experience a blend of nature, history, and technical wonders.

Experience the fire phenomenon that Azerbaijan is famous for. You'll see Yanar Dag, where flames shoot continuously from the ground, and visit the ancient Fire Temple, linked to old religious rituals. From history, you'll move on to modern architecture at the iconic Heydar Aliyev Center. The contrasts between tradition and the present stand out at every step. Today will be all about visually impressive experiences.

Getting to Sheki will be a bit of a small adventure. You're in for a longer bus ride (about 4 hours plus a toilet and coffee stop), but that's all part of exploring, and it definitely won't be boring. The landscape gradually changes, and so does the atmosphere. By afternoon or evening, you'll arrive in a town that seems frozen in time. Sheki feels like you've traveled back several decades, maybe even to the 90s. A visit to the historic Caravanserai adds that perfect touch of old trade route vibes. You'll slow down today and soak up some authentic experiences.

Sheki at its finest – visit the summer and winter palaces of the Sheki Khans, which are among the country's greatest architectural treasures. Delicate details, colorful windows, and history at every turn give the place a completely different atmosphere than modern Baku. And if you didn't manage it yesterday, today you still have a chance to take a ride in an iconic Lada, which is simply part of the local charm. In the afternoon, you'll return to Baku, where a contrast in the form of modern architecture awaits you. The day will end with a visit to the Heydar Aliyev Center, one of the city's most iconic buildings.

On your last day, you'll get to enjoy the pleasant atmosphere of Nizami Street, which is buzzing with shops, cafes, and life. If your flight time allows, you'll have some space for a quick stroll, some final souvenir shopping, or just sitting back and relaxing before you head off. Soak up the city's energy one last time and say goodbye to Baku. After that, it's off to the airport for your flight home.