Baku: Gobustan and Absheron Tour with LunchGobustan Absheron Tour

Explore the Gobustan National Reserve and see ancient rock carvings on a tour from Baku. Visit the world's first mechanically drilled oil well in Bibi-Heybat, and enjoy a traditional Azerbaijani lunch
Join a journey through Azerbaijan’s stunning natural beauty and its significant role in the global energy sector. The Gobustan-Absheron tour takes you to mud volcanoes, oil rigs, and the famous burning mountain, which was featured in the James Bond film "The World Is Not Enough." This tour offers an extraordinary blend of nature and industrial marvels, where you’ll see oil rigs and learn about Azerbaijan’s "black gold" history.

Begin your tour with a visit to the mud volcanoes of Gobustan. These volcanic craters have inspired legends of djinns, creating a magical, lunar-like atmosphere. Exploring the craters offers an unmatched sense of serenity.

Next, visit the Gobustan National Reserve, one of the most important historical sites in the world, home to ancient Cro-Magnon settlements. Explore rock carvings and learn about early human civilization through the guidance of expert professionals. The reserve provides insight into how our ancestors lived, adapted, and evolved.

The petroglyphs of Gobustan vividly depict early human life, survival skills, and social structures. Walking through the ancient site with a guide, uncover the stories of our ancestors and gain a deeper connection to humanity’s past.

In 1846, the world’s first mechanically drilled oil well was established in Bibi-Heybat, marking the beginning of modern oil production. This site played a critical role in shaping the global energy industry and fueling the industrial revolution. As part of the tour, visit this iconic well and appreciate its monumental impact on history.

Upon returning to Baku, enjoy a relaxing lunch at a picturesque restaurant, where traditional Azerbaijani dishes will be served. Tea in the signature armudu glasses completes the experience, offering a taste of local hospitality.

Visit the Ateshgah, the Fire Temple, an ancient Zoroastrian and Hindu place of worship, built around natural flames that burned for centuries. Now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the temple offers an exploration of ancient fire-based religious practices. Learn about its architectural significance and its spiritual role in Azerbaijan’s history.

The tour concludes at Yanardag, where natural gas flames have burned continuously for centuries. This "Burning Mountain" is one of Azerbaijan’s most extraordinary natural wonders, offering a mesmerizing end to the tour with panoramic views of the Absheron Peninsula.

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