Qobustan, Mud Vulcano, Ateshgah and Yanardagh
Tour Overview
Tour Highlights
- Start your tour with a visit to Qobustan, a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its ancient petroglyphs.
- Experience the bubbling and gurgling of these rare geological formations.
- Take a break to enjoy a delicious lunch at a restaurant.
- Visit the Ateshgah Fire Temple, a sacred site revered by Zoroastrians and Hindus.
- Witness the remarkable natural phenomenon at Yanardag, or “Burning Mountain”.
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Cancellation Policy (Day tour)
48 hours prior to the tour
100% refund
24 hours prior to the tour
50% refund
less than 24 hours to the tour
no refund
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Customer Reviews
Great day out of Baku exploring the sights. Relaxed, easy going guide and driver made this a thoroughly enjoyable day out. Driving out beyond Baku gives you a real insight into the landscape and history- the drive along the Caspian see, seeing all the active oil rigs is quite unexpected. The highlight for us was changing vehicles and hopping into a Soviet-era Lada for the off-road drive to the mud volcanoes - this should be highlighted as one of the attractions of this trip. Highly recommended
I booked several tours, and each one was great! Safe driver, excellent car, wonderful guiding, and friendly, lovely guides. I felt very well taken care of, and communication was very easy. They made my time in Azerbaijan amazing, and I will definitely be back!





We went with a private driver to the above places. It was not terribly expensive and he spoke good English. The Qobustan museum was most interesting and the petroglyphs were cool. The mud was very unusual and the Fire Temple and mountain was a bit of a let down. We arrived at sunset so that we could see the fire at it's best but it was a bit of an anticlimax.









