3 days in Azerbaijan Itinerary in March

3 days in Azerbaijan Itinerary

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Start: Baku

Baku

— 2 nights

End: Baku

Thu, Mar 26 - Sat, Mar 28 Edit

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Baku

The City of Eternal Flames, the City of Winds

A truly contemporary city criss-crossed by history, Baku offers everything from the modern elegance of the Flame Towers to the medieval UNESCO-listed Old City at its core.

Step out of Baku to go to Gobustan and see Gobustan State Reserve, which is approximately 1h 5 min away. The adventure continues: contemplate the long history of Baku Old City, examine the collection at Azerbaijan National Carpet Museum, pause for some photo ops at Pushkin Statue, and explore the ancient world of Ateshgah Fire Temple.

For traveler tips, maps, more things to do, and other tourist information, read our Baku trip planner.

In March in Baku, expect temperatures between 13°C during the day and 5°C at night. Cap off your sightseeing on the 28th (Sat) early enough to travel back home.

Things to do in Baku

Museums · Historic Sites · Nature · Parks

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Gobustan State Reserve

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Baku Old City

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Heydar Aliyev Center

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Baku Boulevard

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Historic Sites · Specialty Museums · Observation Decks

Land of Fire

A holiday in Azerbaijan allows intrepid travelers to discover a history-steeped country sitting at the crossroads of Southeastern Europe and Southwest Asia, an area once controlled by a succession of ancient empires. With its dual Eurasian character, Azerbaijan remains a highly intriguing destination, with tourism one of the top contributors to the country's booming economy. Many begin their tour of Azerbaijan in World Heritage-listed Baku, a cosmopolitan city boasting innovative architecture and a well-preserved historic core. A short drive out of this thriving capital, you can explore timeless villages surrounded by thick orchards and flanked by the majestic Caucasus Mountains.