Georgia Armenia and Azerbaijan Tour Package from India
Trip Highlights
Embark on a Georgia Armenia and Azerbaijan Tour Package from India, where Baku’s and Sheki’s heritage, Tbilisi’s wonders, Sevan’s views, and Yerevan’s culture create lasting memories.
Spend a peaceful time at Bibi-Heybat Mosque, one of the largest mosques in Azerbaijan and admire the intricate tilework that showcases Azerbaijan's Islamic artistry.
Marvel at Russia-Georgia Friendship Monument where you can admire views of Dariali Gorge and colourful mosaics that depict the historical ties between Georgian and Russia.
Admire the beauty of Geghard Monastery, a UNESCO Heritage Site where the ancient rock-cut buildings and peaceful setting offer an insight into Armenia’s Christian heritage.
Explore Narikala Fortress, Tbilisi’s oldest landmark and admire breathtaking views of Tbilisi’s old town and the Kura River, providing a glimpse into Georgia’s rich past.
Know Before You Go
- Original passport with minimum 6 months validity from the date of tour arrival along with sufficient blank pages for the stamping of visa
- Ensure you have a valid tourist visa covering the entire duration of your trip.
- If visiting churches or monasteries, particularly in Georgia and Armenia, women are required to cover their heads, and both men and women must wear long clothing.
- Georgia uses the Lari (GEL), Armenia uses the Dram (AMD), and Azerbaijan uses the Manat (AZN). Credit cards are accepted in larger cities and tourist areas, but it's a good idea to carry some local currency, especially for smaller towns and rural areas.
- Be aware that the border between Armenia and Azerbaijan is closed due to ongoing conflicts over disputed territories. While you can travel freely within Georgia and Armenia, crossing between Armenia and Azerbaijan is not possible.
- Be prepared for a warm welcome, as hospitality is a significant part of the culture in all three countries. Respect for elders and guests is emphasized.
- Tipping is not mandatory but appreciated in restaurants and for guides. A 10-15% tip is common if service charges are not included.
Additional Information
About the Tour:
This Georgia, Armenia, and Azerbaijan tours from India offer a captivating journey through some of the region's most fascinating cities and landscapes. The journey begins in Baku, where you'll explore the Old City and the famous Gobustan National Park, which has fascinating Mud Volcanoes. Continue your adventure to Sheki, known for its unique architecture, before heading to Tbilisi, the lively Georgian capital. Then, enjoy the beauty of Armenia, starting with Lake Sevan and the serene Haghpat Monastery, before reaching Yerevan. In Yerevan, explore the rich cultural heritage, visiting Garni Temple, the ancient Geghard Monastery, and the awe-inspiring Symphony of Stones. This comprehensive Georgia, Armenia, and Azerbaijan tour offers the perfect mix of scenic beauty and historical landmarks.
Azerbaijan Tour faqs
What is the cost of Georgia Armenia Azerbaijan tours from India?
The cost of Georgia, Armenia, and Azerbaijan tours from India typically starts at around ₹1,30,000 to ₹1,60,000 per person, depending on the tour duration, itinerary, and inclusions. A 7-day group tour covering these three countries, including accommodation, meals, guided tours, and transportation (such as flights between Baku and Tbilisi), is often priced in this range.
How many days are enough for Georgia, Armenia, and Azerbaijan?
A Georgia, Armenia, and Azerbaijan tour typically takes about 12 to 15 days to explore the main attractions of these countries. This duration allows you to experience diverse cultures, landscapes, and historical sites.
Can we do Georgia and Azerbaijan together?
Yes, you can absolutely explore Georgia and Azerbaijan together on a tour. These two countries are close to each other, making it easy to combine them in one trip.
Which month is best to visit Armenia, Georgia and Azerbaijan?
The best time to opt for a Georgia, Armenia and Azerbaijan tour is during the spring (April to June) and autumn (September to October) months. These seasons offer pleasant weather, with mild temperatures and fewer tourists, making it ideal for sightseeing and exploring
Which month is there snowfall in Armenia?
Armenia experiences snowfall from December to February, with the heaviest snow falling in the mountainous regions during January and February. In these areas, temperatures can drop to as low as -14°C, ideal for winter sports and scenic snow-covered landscapes.