Azerbaijan is rapidly emerging as a key player in the European tourism landscape, following a year of exceptional growth and ...

Lying at the crossroads of East and West, Azerbaijan's capital reveals its Zoroastrian, Islamic and Soviet past – and it's oil-rich present – through its unique design.

Baku, the stunning capital of Azerbaijan, is a true marvel where history and modernity seamlessly coexist. Nestled along the western shores of the vast Caspian Sea, this vibrant city is home to ...

This is the old city of Baku and is a UNESCO World Heritage site. The fortress, palace, hammams, ancient mosques, and ancient structures are well preserved.

Its Baku outpost is housed in the Haji Bani Bath complex in the Old City—look beyond the typical tourist wares (and Swarovski portraits of national leaders) to find colorful wooden cheeseboards ...

With Indian travellers seeking new experiences, unexplored international destinations like Stepantsminda (212 per cent), Baku (203 per cent) and Tromso (185 per cent) also emerged as popular choices.

2. Maiden's Tower (Qız Qalası) One of Baku's most iconic sites, the cylindrical Maiden's Tower soars above the Old City walls. Despite its location, its origins remain a mystery, which has ...