Things To See in Azerbaijan

The nation has two UNESCO World Heritage Sites: the Walled City of Baku with the Shirvanshah’s Palace and Maiden Tower, and the Rock Art Cultural Landscape of Gokustan.
Neft Daşları—The Caspian Sea’s first operational offshore oil platform, City Above the Sea, is situated 55 kilometers from the closest coast.
Mud volcanoes which erupt in over 300 sites throughout the country, account for more than half of the total worldwide, each with its unique personality.
Near the Iranian border, Caspian Hyrcanian woods may be found.
The Kyapaz Tears are a series of seven beautiful alpine lakes near Mount Kyapaz and Nagorno-Karabakh.
Visit Maiden Tower for spectacular city views.
Attend an Azerbaijani wedding if possible.
Martyr’s Alley offers magnificent views of Flag Square, Baku Crystal Hall, and the Caspian Sea.
Wander aimlessly around the Ancient Town, attempting to become lost and take in the ambiance of this beautiful old town.
Visit the magnificent Shirvanshahs’ Palace (entry free 2 manat, extra for camera)
Walk down the promenade like the locals.
Contrary to popular belief, Azeri wine is more than palatable, and although not as flavorful as Georgian or Armenian wines, it is nevertheless a delightful treat! Find a nearby drinking establishment and pass the time!
Purchase souvenirs and rugs from the locals. Don’t be thrown off by the persistent stallholders. Persevere, be prepared to negotiate, and you may get some fantastic deals!