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In countless places in this fascinating piece of land between the Western World and the East, natural fires are shooting up from the ground.
Azerbaijan is also fascinating due to its diversity: as many as nine of the world’s 13 climate zones are found in the small country on the Caspian Sea.
For many centuries, the most diverse peoples shaped today’s Azerbaijan. These Turkish, Arab, Persian, or Russian traces are still clearly visible today: in architectural, culinary, and cultural terms. In the bustling capital of Baku, traditions are blended with state-of-the-art glass facades and ambitious construction projects. The whole country has always been in a field of tension: between tradition and modernity, East and West, Russia, Persia and Europe.
In hardly any other country in the world are there such large temperature differences as in Azerbaijan, which occupies nine of the world’s 13 climate zones in an area not much larger than Austria’s.
The best time for round trips in Azerbaijan is spring and autumn. Summer is the perfect time for outdoor activities in the Caucasian mountains. In winter skiing is possible in the resorts Shahdagh and Tufandagh.
Highly recommended if you want to discover all three countries of the South Caucasus with all its facettes during just one trip.
Discover the vibrant city of Baku as well as remote mountain villages in the Caucasus and Azeri craftmanship.
Our bestseller: Drive along the Caucasus Mountains and discover the most beautiful places in Azerbaijan and Georgia.