Azerbaijan boasts several breathtaking places that captivate visitors. The ancient and charming Old City of Baku, is one of the most popular spot, known for its historic architecture and narrow streets. Another popular destination is the ancient rock carvings and mud volcanoes of Gobustan, which offer a unique natural spectacle.

The scenic beauty of Lake Goygol, which is surrounded by the majestic Caucasus Mountains, is also a sight you mustn’t miss. On the other hand, if you enjoy hiking, you’d want to spare some time to hike along the stunning landscapes of the Talysh Mountains.

picturesque Caspian Sea coastline and the diverse landscapes of Sheki and Quba regions contribute to the country's allure as a beautiful and diverse destination.

In Baku, you can explore the enchanting Old City with its historic landmarks, visit the iconic Flame Towers, and enjoy the panoramic view from the Baku Ferris Wheel. You’re also recommended to go to the Heydar Aliyev Center to see modern architecture and experience local culture at the Taza Bazaar.

Don't miss the fascinating exhibits at the Azerbaijan National Museum of History and spend some time walking along the Caspian Sea Boulevard to see the beautiful sight of the Caspian Sea, and visit the entertaining Azerbaijan Carpet Museum. For a taste of luxury, indulge in the opulent spas and restaurants.

When visiting Azerbaijan, do respect the local customs and traditions, especially when you are visiting religious, historical, or cultural sites. Dress modestly in such places and remove your shoes as a sign of respect. Don’t forget to try traditional Azerbaijani cuisine and bargain politely at local markets, as it is part of the culture.

Avoid doing public display of affection, as it is not widely accepted in Azerbaijani culture and refrain from discussing sensitive political topics or issues related to neighboring countries. Do not take photographs of government buildings or military installations. Avoid smoking in non-designated areas, as smoking bans are strictly enforced in some places.

The best time to visit Azerbaijan is during the spring and autumn months, from April to June and September to October. The weather is pleasant, and you can enjoy various outdoor activities without the extreme heat of summer or the cold of winter.

Some must-try Azerbaijan foods include the aromatic and flavorful rice dish called "plov," succulent kebabs like "kebabchı," and the delicious stuffed grape leaves known as "dolma." "Dushbara," small dumplings in broth, and "qutab," savory stuffed flatbreads, are also popular choices. End your meal with a taste of "baklava" or "shekerbura," sweet pastries filled with nuts or sugar.