Arrive at Gobustan, a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its ancient rock carvings and petroglyphs. Explore the open-air museum, where you'll encounter thousands of ancient stone engravings depicting scenes of hunting, dancing, and rituals dating back thousands of years.

Begin your visit with a stop at the Gobustan Museum. The museum provides an excellent introduction to the area's history and archaeological significance. You'll see exhibits of ancient artifacts and learn about the people who created the rock carvings thousands of years ago

After the museum, explore the outdoor rock carvings. Your guide will show you the most important and interesting petroglyphs, depicting scenes of hunting, dancing, and daily life from prehistoric times. The carvings date back to 10,000 BC and provide a fascinating glimpse into early human civilization.

Visit the nearby mud volcanoes, one of Azerbaijan's unique natural phenomena. These mud volcanoes are known for their bubbling mud pools and occasional eruptions. It's a rare and interesting sight, as Azerbaijan has nearly half of the world's mud volcanoes.

Continue your journey to the Absheron Peninsula and visit the Ateshgah Fire Temple. This ancient temple, also known as the "Fire Temple of Baku," has a fascinating history and was a place of worship for Zoroastrians, Hindus, and Sikhs. Learn about the temple's history and its significance to the region's cultural heritage.

Visit Yanar Dag, a natural gas fire that blazes continuously on a hillside. This "Burning Mountain" is a mesmerizing natural wonder and offers a unique and memorable sight.