Chandratal Lake: Guide to the magnificient lake of Spiti Valley
Chandratal Lake – the most awaited part
Discover Azerbaijan’s futuristic cityscapes and ancient wonders, then cross into Georgia’s world of wine, mountains, and warm traditions. Two unique cultures, endless landscapes, and unforgettable experiences await in the Caucasus.
Starts: from Baku Airport (GYD)
Ends: at Tbilisi Airport (TBS)
Type: Mixed Gender
Start: 1 PM, 13 Apr 2025
End: 9 PM, 20 Apr 2025
₹ 99000
Join this tour if you are looking to experience the best of Azerbaijan & Georgia in 7N/8D with utmost comfort. Azerbaijan & Georgia allow you to explore the UNESCO World Heritage sites, fire temples & mosques, pretty churches, handicrafts, hill stations, vineyards, cute towns with old-world charm, cobblestone streets, culture & traditions, rock-art & mud-volcanoes, along with true European vibes without causing a hole in your pocket!
Nestled between Europe and Asia, Azerbaijan and Georgia offer a breathtaking blend of ancient culture, diverse landscapes, and warm hospitality that captivate every traveler. Just imagine yourself wandering through ancient cities, tasting exquisite wines, the pretty architecture, breathtaking natural wonders, and marveling at the surreal mountain landscapes of Azerbaijan and Georgia!
We start our journey in Azerbaijan, a country that dazzles with contrasts. Azerbaijan’s capital, Baku, is a city like no other, where futuristic architecture meets the rich heritage of the ancient Silk Road. Walk the winding streets of Baku’s Old City, Icherisheher, a UNESCO World Heritage site filled with medieval palaces, grand mosques, and the mysterious Maiden Tower. It makes you feel as if you have traveled back to a few centuries! We also witness the Flame Towers, which light up the night sky in brilliant hues, a nod to Azerbaijan’s ancient Zoroastrian fire-worshipping heritage. Did you know that Azerbaijan is also known as the “Land of Fire”? The natural gas seepages keep igniting fires, as seen in Yanar Dag, a continuously burning mountain of natural gas. This phenomenon, along with historical fire worship, inspired the nickname.
As we journey beyond Baku, the wonders of Azerbaijan’s landscapes unfold. Gobustan National Park awaits with bubbling mud volcanoes and ancient petroglyphs carved thousands of years ago. Gabala is a beautiful hill station that’s going to captivate us with its emerald forests, lush valleys, alpine lakes, rolling mountains, and picture-perfect beauty.
Then, just a short journey away, we enter the enchanting landscapes
of Georgia. In Tbilisi, Georgia’s vibrant capital, charm and history await around every corner. We explore the Old Town’s labyrinth of cobblestone streets lined with colorful balconies, ancient churches, and sulfur baths where travelers have relaxed for centuries. Art lovers will be drawn to the galleries and street art that bring a contemporary touch to this historic city.
Did you know that Georgia is considered to be the “Birthplace of Wine” with a winemaking history that dates back over 8,000 years?
A short drive from Tbilisi leads us to Georgia’s Kakheti region, known as the birthplace of wine. Here, we’ll sample vintages crafted using ancient winemaking techniques in family-run vineyards, paired with delicious Georgian dishes like khachapuri (cheese bread) and khinkali (savory dumplings). Kakheti’s rolling vineyards and mountain backdrops create a tranquil escape that feels timeless.
The food, the people, and the landscapes of Azerbaijan and Georgia blend to create a travel experience unlike any other. Imagine savoring Azerbaijan’s aromatic plov (rice pilaf) or sharing a traditional Georgian feast with locals, who toast with heartfelt wishes for health and happiness. In these two countries, every meal is a celebration, every view a discovery, and every encounter an invitation to explore deeper.
Ready for an unforgettable journey? Azerbaijan and Georgia await, ready to surprise and inspire you at every turn. Discover the magic of the Caucasus, where ancient traditions, stunning landscapes, and endless warmth promise memories that will last a lifetime.
Azerbaijan Visa:
Please note that the Azerbaijan visa is included in our package, and we’ll take care of the process end to end. Indian Passport Holders can enter Azerbaijan with an Electronic visa. You will be required to a clear scanned copy of your passport and personal information over email. Please note that your passport should be valid for 6 months from the date of travel.
Georgia Visa:
If you hold a valid visa or residence permit for any one of the following countries: Australia, Austria, Bahrain, Belgium, Bulgaria, Canada, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Korea, Kuwait, Latvia, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Qatar, Romania, Saudi Arabia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, USA, New Zealand, Oman, or Norway, then you can visit Georgia without a Georgian visa. It should be a multiple entry visa for any of the above countries that’s valid during your Georgia travel as well. Otherwise, you need to apply for Georgia visa. Please note that the Georgia visa isn’t a part of our package. We can either guide you in your visa application or take care of the complete process with applicable charges.
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Chandratal Lake – the most awaited part
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