Caucasus Treasures: Discovering Georgia, Armenia & Azerbaijan

Embark on the extraordinary "Caucasus Treasures" tour, a once-in-a-lifetime journey that unveils the rich tapestry of Georgia, Armenia, and Azerbaijan. Immerse yourself in the cultural, historical, and natural wonders of these diverse nations, discovering hidden gems and iconic landmarks along the way.
14
days
13
nights
Spring-Autumn




TOUR INCLUDES:
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13 nights accommodation at the preferred hotels:
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Transportation throughout transfers and tours with comfortable vehicle with A/C
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Professional Guide Service (Language as requested)
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Meals: Breakfast; Lunch; Dinner
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Dinner with folk show in Georgia
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4 wheel drive in Kazbegi
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Visit to Qvevri Wine Museum and wine tasting
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Cable Car up to Narikala Fortress
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Visit to Georgian sulphur bath house
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Wine tasting in Georgia
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Cognac tasting of 3x types (2x standard and 1x premium)
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Folk show performance at Megerian Carpet Weaving Factory
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Medieval vocal concert in Geghard Monastery
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All entrance fees
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Water - 2 bottles per person per day
DESCRIPTION:
"Caucasus Treasures" promises an immersive adventure, where each day unfolds a new chapter in the captivating story of these three distinct nations. From the Caucasus Mountains to the Caspian Sea, this tour is a celebration of cultural diversity, historical richness, and the natural splendors that define the heart of the Caucasus region.
ITINERARY:
Day 1 – Arrival in Baku Arrive at Baku Heydar Aliyev Airport, transfer to your hotel, and enjoy lunch en route. After check-in, explore Baku on an evening panoramic tour, including Highland Park, Flame Towers, Crystal Hall, Nizami Street, and Fountain Square. Dinner at a local restaurant. Overnight in Baku. (-/L/D)
Day 2 – Gobustan – Ateshgah Fire Temple – Yanardag Burning Mountain After a delicious breakfast at the hotel, start the day with tour to Gobustan. Discover Gobustan, an archaeological reserve south of Baku, repAfter breakfast, visit Gobustan’s ancient rock carvings, the Ateshgah Fire Temple, and Yanar Dag, the "burning mountain." Enjoy lunch and dinner at local restaurants. Overnight in Baku. (B/L/D)
Day 3 – Baku City Tour Tour Baku’s Old Town, including the Maiden Tower, Palace of Shirvanshahs, Caravanserai, and Juma Mosque. Visit the Heydar Aliyev Center and stroll along Baku Boulevard. Dinner at a local restaurant. Overnight in Baku. (B/L/D)
Day 4 – Baku – Sheki Travel via Shamakhi, visiting Yeddi Gumbez Mausoleum and Diri Baba Tomb. Arrive in Sheki to explore its History Museum and the Khan’s Summer Palace. Overnight in Sheki. (B/L/D)
Day 5 – Sheki – Georgia Azerbaijan border – Sighnaghi Cross the Azerbaijan-Georgia border. Enjoy lunch at a Georgian chateau with wine tasting and visit the Qvevri Wine Museum. Tour Sighnaghi, the "City of Love," with its stunning views and historic walls. Overnight in Sighnaghi. (B/L/D)
Day 6 – Sighnaghi – Kazbegi Visit a winery in Kvareli before traveling along the Georgian Military Highway to Gudauri. Stop at the Georgian-Russian Friendship Monument before continuing to Kazbegi. Overnight in Kazbegi. (B/L/D)
Day 7 – Kazbegi (Gergeti – Sno Gorge) ...
Day 8 – Kazbegi – Gori (Uflistsikhe, Stalin Museum) – Tbilisi ...
Day 9 – Tbilisi City tour ...
Day 10 – Tbilisi - Sadakhlo Border - Dilijan – Haghartsin Monastery – Goshavank – Parz Lake – Dilijan ...
Day 11 – Dilijan – Lake Sevan – Yerevan Sightseeing (Matenadaran, Vernissage) ...
Day 12 – Yerevan Sightseeing Tour – Garni – Geghard – Yerevan ...
Day 13 – Echmiadzin – Khor Virap – Ararat Brandy Factory – Megerian Carpet – Yerevan ...
Day 14 – Departure ...
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DON'T FORGET:
First and foremost, don't forget to capture the jaw-dropping mountain vistas and magnificent architecture with your camera. And when it comes to the food, don't forget to indulge in the mouth-watering kebabs and heavenly baklava - your taste buds will thank you! Finally, don't forget to grab some souvenirs to relive the memories of your thrilling adventure. Let's go!
OUR TIPS:
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Check Visa Requirements: Verify the visa requirements for each country in advance. Ensure you have the necessary visas and travel documents well before your journey.
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Currency Exchange: Be familiar with the local currencies (Georgian Lari, Azerbaijani Manat, Armenian Dram) and consider exchanging some currency before arriving to ease initial expenses.
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Language Basics: Learn a few basic phrases in Georgian, Azerbaijani, and Armenian to facilitate communication with locals. English is commonly spoken in urban areas, but local phrases are appreciated.
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Pack Layers: The Caucasus region experiences diverse climates, so pack layers to accommodate varying temperatures, especially if you'll be exploring mountains, cities, and countryside.
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Local Cuisine Exploration: Indulge in the diverse local cuisines, trying traditional dishes in each country. Don't miss out on local markets and street food for authentic culinary experiences.
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Respect Local Customs: Familiarize yourself with local customs and traditions, especially regarding dress codes in religious sites. Modest attire may be required in certain places.