
Venture into a legendary crossroads where empires faded and time stands still. Wander through the world’s oldest stone churches beneath towering, snow-capped alpine crags, and lose yourself in a landscape of dramatic mountain gorges, lush valleys, and untamed frontiers—where ancient spirituality, timeless cobblestone outposts, and the bold poetry of the Caucasus peaks converge.
Tour Overview




Itinerary Breakdown
A well-planned itinerary for an immersive experience.
Assemble at Changi International Airport for your flight to Baku, Azerbaijan.

Upon arrival in Baku, capital of Azerbaijan, transfer for dinner and then check-in to hotel
Dinner: Local Meal
Sheraton Hotel Baku 5* or Similar

Baku Old City (Icherisheher):
UNESCO World Heritage site featuring medieval architecture and ancient city walls.
Shirvanshah’s Palace:
15th-century UNESCO-listed palace showcasing Islamic architecture.
Maiden Tower:
Iconic 12th-century UNESCO landmark and symbol of Baku.
Flame Towers:
Baku’s iconic flame-shaped skyscrapers symbolizing the “Land of Fire.”
Yanar Dag (Burning Mountain):
Natural gas hillside with eternal flames, known as the “Fire Mountain.”
Baku Boulevard:
Scenic seaside promenade along the Caspian Sea.
Dagustu Park:
Hilltop park offering panoramic views of Baku.
Ateshgah Fire Temple:
Historic Zoroastrian fire temple renowned for its eternal flames.
Lunch: Local Meal
Dinner: Local Meal
Sheraton Hotel Baku 5* or Similar

Baku Art Centre:
Explore contemporary Azerbaijani art exhibitions in a modern cultural space.
Mud Volcano:
Natural wonder featuring Azerbaijan's famous mud volcanoes.
Gobustan Petroglyphs:
UNESCO-listed prehistoric rock carvings.
Shamakhi Juma Mosque:
Historic Mosque in Shamakhi showcasing Islamic architecture.
Sheki:
Scenic town known for its historic architecture and silk-weaving tradition
Sheki Caravanserai:
Ancient stopover on the Silk Road, reflecting trade and cultural exchange.
Shebeke Workshop:
Demonstration of traditional Azerbaijani glass-making craftsmanship.
Sheki Khan’s Palace:
18th-century palace famed for its stained-glass windows and intricate interiors.
Lunch: Local Meal
Dinner: Local Meal
Marxal Resort & SPA 5* or Similar

Travel to the Georgia border.
Eastern Royal Winery:
A 500-year-old historic winery in eastern Georgia and taste exquisite local wines.
Signagi:
Known as the “City of Love.”
Bodbe Monastery:
The oldest monastery in Georgia.
Continue to Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia.
Lunch: Local Meal
Dinner: Local Meal
Wyndham Grand Tbilis 5*or Similar

Mtskheta Old Town:
UNESCO World Heritage site and Georgia's ancient capital.
Ananuri Fortress:
Historic castle complex along the Aragvi River, featuring towers and churches.
Friendship Monument (Georgia-Russia):
Hilltop monument with panoramic mountain views.
Kazbegi (Stepantsminda):
Scenic Mountain town in the Greater Caucasus region.
Gergeti Trinity Church (Kazbegi):
Iconic 14th-century hilltop church with spectacular mountain views.
Lunch: Local Meal
Dinner: Local Meal
Gudauri Marco Polo 4* or Similar

Mount Kazbek (Holy Trinity area):
Enjoy breathtaking views of Georgia's iconic Caucasus peak.
Gori:
The historic hometown of Joseph Stalin.
Stalin Museum:
Discover Stalin's life and Soviet-era history.
Chronicles of Georgia Monument:
Hilltop monument with panoramic views of Tbilisi.
Tbilisi Old Town:
Explore charming streets with sulfur bathhouses and historic architecture.
Puppet Clock (Rezo Gabriadze Theatre):
Whimsical clock tower with hourly mechanical shows.
Peace Bridge:
Cross the modern glass-and-steel bridge symbolizing contemporary Tbilisi.
Rustaveli Avenue:
Tbilisi's main boulevard lined with shops, cafés, and landmarks.
Lunch: Local Meal
Dinner: Local Meal
Wyndham Grand Tbilis 5*or Similar

Holy Trinity Cathedral of Tbilisi (Sameba Cathedral):
The largest Orthodox cathedral in Georgia and one of the most important religious landmarks in Caucasus region.
Cable Car to the Hilltop Park:
Take a cable car ride up to the mountaintop park for a scenic experience.
Panoramic View of Tbilisi:
Enjoy sweeping views over the entire city and the Kura River.
Drive to the Tbilisi–Armenia Border:
Travel by coach toward the Georgia–Armenia border.
Dilijan:
Arrive in Dilijan, a charming Armenian resort town known for its forests and fresh mountain air.
Lunch: Local Meal
Dinner: Local Meal
Best Western Plus Paradise Hotel Dilijan 4* or Similar

Sevan Lake Cruise:
Scenic boat ride on Armenia's largest highland lake.
Garni Temple:
Armenia's best-preserved Roman temple.
Azat Gorge:
Spectacular gorge with unique rock formations.
Geghard Monastery:
UNESCO World Heritage site carved into the cliffs.
Lunch: Local Meal
Dinner: Local Meal
Armenia Marriott Hotel Yerevan 5* or Similar

Khor Virap Monastery:
Famous monastery with stunning views of Mount Ararat.
Etchmiadzin Cathedral:
One of the world's oldest Christian churches.
Zvartnots Ruins:
UNESCO World Heritage site showcasing medieval Armenian architecture.
Lunch: Local Meal
Dinner: Local Meal
Armenia Marriott Hotel Yerevan 5* or Similar

Yerevan Cascade Complex:
Grand staircase with sculptures and panoramic city views.
Armenian Genocide Museum:
Memorial museum dedicated to Armenian history.
Vernissage Market:
Popular market for local crafts, souvenirs, and art.
Republic Square:
Yerevan's iconic central square with impressive architecture.
Transfer to the airport in the evening to conclude the trip.
Lunch: Local Meal


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