Experience the dazzling charm of Baku in the evening as the city lights up with cultural brilliance and modern elegance. This guided tour takes you through a combination of historical marvels and architectural masterpieces, all glowing under the night sky. Perfect for those seeking a unique perspective of the city, the Baku Lights Tour is a blend of heritage, mystique, and modern beauty.
Highlights of the Tour:
Ateshgah (Fire Temple) -Located on the Absheron Peninsula, this ancient Zoroastrian temple was built atop a natural gas vent. Its eternal flame has attracted travelers and pilgrims for centuries and remains one of Azerbaijan’s most mystical landmarks.
Yanardag (Burning Mountain) - An incredible natural phenomenon where flames spontaneously emerge from the hillside due to subterranean gas. A surreal, unforgettable sight – especially striking in the evening.
Upland Park (Highland Park) - The highest point in Baku, offering panoramic views of the city skyline, Flame Towers, and the Caspian Sea. The perfect photo stop at sunset or after dark when Baku’s lights come alive.
House of the Government of Azerbaijan - An impressive Stalinist-era government building, beautifully illuminated at night. A key part of Baku’s architectural identity.
Heydar Aliyev Center - Designed by the world-renowned architect Zaha Hadid, this flowing, futuristic structure is one of Baku’s most iconic landmarks. Its elegant curves and nighttime lighting make it a stunning visual highlight.