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Hop On Hop Off in Baku

Baku City Tours: Hop-On, Hop-Off Bus Tour

• All-day bus ticket for hassle-free travel
• Strategically located stops to explore important landmarks in Baku
• Audio commentary in 11 languages
• Headsets are provided on the bus
• Smartphone Voucher Accepted! (No need to print)
• 24-Hours Baku Hop-On, Hop-Off Ticket
• Audio Guide in English, Arabic, German, Italian, French, Russian, Persian, Turkish, Japanese, Chinese, Hindi
• Headsets to hear the tour guide clearly
• Free City Map

Wheelchair Access Ticket is valid for selected date only. Please email us 48h prior to departure date at [email protected] if need any amendment. Please note that face masks must be worn on board the bus. *Schedules are subject to change at any time and you should always check locally for the latest information. You can call on customer support number printed on your voucher for the latest update if any.

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Hop On Hop Off Baku Bus Tours

The Capital city of Azerbaijan, Baku is a perfect combination of ancient and modern culture. This Medieval town showcases an ultramodern skyline. Here you can witness Soviet, Turkic, Persian, and European influences. The city has several tourist attractions and offers something for everyone.   Baku is a quickly changing city and is lined with international restaurants and hipster cafes.  You can witness modern architecture and stroll around the streets. The city is home to lots of tourist attractions and expanding fast so there are so many things to do in Baku that keeps you entertained and busy.   The city is known for its modern and historical architecture. The streets of Baku offer a great experience to visitors. With so many tourist places such as Shirvanshahs, Maiden Tower, Flame Towers, Gobustan National Park, Ateshgah Temple of Fire, and others Baku is the perfect place to visit.   Why Hop On Hop Off Bus Great to Explore Baku? With hop-on hop-off bus you can experience Baku at your own pace. The city is home to many attractions and well-known monuments and all the stops are strategically located in proximity to these landmarks so tourists can explore them conveniently. You can hop off the bus as frequently as you want and explore the city easily.   Moreover, booking a hop-on hop-off bus tour is very easy and confirmation will be received at booking time. These buses are wheelchair accessible so people with disability can easily get inside the bus. Hop-on hop-off buses are operational in all weather conditions. Tour durations are approximate but depend on traffic conditions.   Best Places to Visit in Baku Baku offers several interesting tourist destinations and sometimes it is exhausting to figure out must-see attractions. Below given is the list of popular sights to make your travel easy around this beautiful historic city. Let’s check out for more details.   Explore the Palace of the Shirvanshahs, a beautiful royal complex demonstrating Azerbaijani architectural excellence, and admire the renowned Maiden Tower, a symbol of Baku.   Flame Towers: A Modern Landmark:  Admire Baku's stunning examples of contemporary architecture, especially the well-known Flame Towers. These three enormous buildings, which are lined with LED screens, cast captivating fire and light shows across the skyline of the city. From the observation deck of the Flame Towers, take in the expansive views of Baku and take in the fascinating transformation of these buildings at dusk.   Baku Boulevard: A Waterfront Haven: Enjoy Baku Boulevard, the city's seafront promenade, in all its beauty. This picturesque walkway, which stretches along the Caspian Sea shore, provides breathtaking vistas, lovely parks, and a wide range of entertainment alternatives. Experience the serene atmosphere and energetic energy of this cherished city getaway by taking a leisurely stroll, renting a bicycle, or taking a boat trip.   Modern Architecture: Heydar Aliyev Center and More: Visit the renowned Heydar Aliyev Centre, a showcase of contemporary architecture that presents exhibitions and cultural activities. Discover the architectural wonder Heydar Aliyev Cultural Centre, created by Zaha Hadid and renowned for its creative design and fluid curves. Admire the cutting-edge Baku Crystal Hall, which hosted the 2012 Eurovision Song Contest.   Culinary Delights: A Gastronomic Adventure: Visit the crowded food markets in the city to try regional specialties like pomegranate-based dishes, aromatic pilaf, delicious kebabs, and customary pastries. Try the delicious yogurt-based national beverage, Ayran, while you're there. Baku has a thriving dining scene with a mix of ethnically diverse eateries from around the world.   Best Time to Visit Baku For comfortable temps, try April through June or September through October.

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For groups of 12 or more, you may send us an inquiry at [email protected]. Although we do not guarantee bulk deals for all our tours, there are some tours for which we can offer discounted pricing. Ordinary hop-on-hop-off bus tickets are entitled to group savings. Attractions, pass items and combo tickets aren't.

Due the nature of this type of tour and varying demand, group travellers should be aware that there is no guarantee that the group will be able to travel altogether as the available seats vary from stop to stop and depends on demand each day. The group may need to split up and/or wait for the next bus(s).

As, we cannot guarantee that the group shall be able to travel together as one group, therefore we will reduce the group size down to 4-5 smaller groups per ticket (depending upon group size).

Tour Packages in Azerbaijan

Hop-On Hop-Off Baku City Bus Tour

Sightseeing, Art & Culture

Direction: Baku Duration: 8 hours

Tour description

Welcome to Baku, one of the most beautiful cities in the Eastern part of the world with its unique mix of modern and ancient architecture, as well as nature. “The City of Winds” and capital of Azerbaijan locates in a country where Europe meets Asia, Azerbaijan. In this excursion, you will have a chance of visiting most touristic parts of Baku: medieval buildings, oil boom architectures built in Soviet era, and iconic signatures of modern Baku.

What would be meaning of a tour without proper shopping, right? Do not forget to get your symbol of Baku from Port Baku Mall or any other shop of your choice as a memory from this magnificent experience.

Program of the tour

This Tour is Hop-On and Hop-Off Baku City Bus Tour consisting of 6 small excursions in 8 hours period. First bus will start the day at 10:00 a.m., and the day will end at 6:00 p.m. The bus will be waiting for you 1 hour and 20 minutes at the bus-stop (which you will be exploring the nearby territory), then will bring you to another bus station to see memorable places of Baku. The last bus will take off at 16.40 to bring you to the starting location; then you will have your transfer back to the hotel. Places covered during this tour are in the given order:

• Azadlig Square
• Port Baku Mall
• Heydar Aliyev Center
• Modern Art Museum
• Maiden Tower
• Four Seasons Hotel
• Icherisheher Metro Station
• Flame Towers
• Highland Park
• Bahram Gur Monument
• State Flag Square
• Panoramic Wheel
• Azneft Square
• Puppet Theatre
• Museum Center
• 7 Beauties Fountain. 

Note 1 : Transfers will be made on the following basis: Pick up form hotel – Transfer to the Excursion location - Departure back to hotel.

Note 2 : The duration of the tour is approximately 8 hours. The starting time is 9:30 a.m. The starting time is fixed to the mentioned date, unless there is any force-major situation.

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Peak COP? UN looks to shrink Baku and Belém climate summits

While 84,000 delegates attended COP28 in Dubai, just 40,000-50,000 are expected at COP29 in Baku and COP30 in Belém

Some of Indonesia's delegation arrive at Cop28 in Dubai (Photos: Kiara Worth )

By Alice Martins Morais , Matteo Civillini and Joe Lo

UN climate chief Simon Stiell has said he hopes to see fewer people attend the annual COP climate negotiations after participants at COP28 in Dubai last December hit a record high of nearly 84,000.

Stiell said this month that he personally “would certainly like to see future COPs reduce in size”, telling an audience at London’s Chatham House think-tank that “bigger doesn’t necessarily mean better”.

In Dubai, where the 2023 summit was held from November 30 to December 13, the Expo City site was so large that important delegates were ferried around on golf buggies while electric scooters were available to get around the public area, known as the Green Zone.

“Size does not necessarily translate to the quality of outcomes,” Stiell said in London, noting that the UN climate change secretariat (UNFCCC) is discussing the issue with the hosts of COP29 in Azerbaijan this year and COP30 next year in Brazil.

Last week, Climate Home reporters visited the COP29 host city of Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan – on a tour sponsored by the COP29 presidency – and also the location of COP30, the Brazilian Amazon city of Belém, to see how preparations are going for the November 2024 and 2025 gatherings.

Azerbaijan’s government is expecting just 40,000 people to come to the Baku Olympic Stadium for the talks this year, while Belém’s remoteness, congested roads and lack of hotels are likely to substantially limit how many people can attend the “Amazon COP”.

The number of people attending COPs has shot up in recent years. Close to 40,000 people went to COP26 in Glasgow, around 50,000 were in the Egyptian resort of Sharm el-Sheikh for COP27 and nearly 84,000 headed to Dubai last year. But most of the 28 COPs held since 1995 have been attended by fewer than 10,000 people.

Just over half of last year’s participants belonged to government delegations, with most of the rest comprising staff working at the conference or activists from non-governmental organisations (NGOs).

In practice, the boundaries of these categories are blurred though, as government delegations often include business representatives, NGO employees, journalists and others.

Baku’s Olympic Stadium

The government of Azerbaijan will host COP29 in the country’s Caspian seaside capital, Baku. A member of the organising committee told Climate Home they are expecting around 40,000 people.

The government has not had much time to prepare, as it was only tasked with the presidency last November at COP28 after Eastern Europe’s geopolitical divisions delayed the decision on which country would host the summit.

But it already has a venue: the Olympic Stadium on the outskirts of Baku. According to state media , COP29 chief operations officer Narmin Jarchalova said temporary structures will be built around the stadium to accommodate the negotiations and side events. These are likely to be in car-park areas.

The city is used to hosting major events. Ten thousand come each year for Formula One’s Baku Grand Prix and the 69,870-capacity Olympic Stadium has hosted the 2015 European Games, big concerts, the 2019 Europa League football final and Euro 2020 matches, although no Olympic Games despite the name.

Climate Home visited the area in April while in Baku, as part of a press trip organised by the COP29 presidency team. The stadium is connected to the city centre, where most hotels are located, by a Soviet-era metro railway with a one-way journey taking around 45 minutes.

A car journey should take about half of that, 20 minutes, but heavy traffic gridlocked the main roads in and out of Baku when Climate Home visited.

The Baku Olympic Stadium (Photo: Matteo Civillini)

Climate Home asked the COP29 team for information on how the temporary COP facilities will be built, powered and heated sustainably during the summit, but had received no response at the time of publication.

In February, Climate Home revealed that the government had told hotels in Baku not to sell rooms for COP29’s November 11-22 dates until further notice.

In London this month, UN climate chief Stiell said, with regard to the number of participants, that “we have an opportunity with Azerbaijan and we’re engaging with them”. He did not give further details.

COPs usually feature one big climate demonstration on the middle Saturday of the two-week talks. The UNFCCC is talking to the COP29 team about how this will be enabled.

Protesters march on the middle Saturday of COP26 in Glasgow, UK, in 2021 (Photos: Insure Our Future )

In a meeting at the energy ministry last week, COP29 CEO and deputy energy minister Elnur Soltanov told journalists, including Climate Home, that these discussions were “fruitful”.

Human rights groups like Freedom House say Azerbaijan does not respect freedom of assembly. Police violently arrested opposition protesters in 2019.

Soltanov was asked if the climate march will be allowed to take place in the city, which is governed by Azerbaijan’s police force, or only in the COP29 venue, which is under the jurisdiction of UN security guards.

He replied that “this is too specific a question” but said that protest is “part and parcel of people expressing their views, their anger, their desperation”.

Brazil’s Amazon COP

On Belém, which is in northern Brazil near the Amazon rainforest, Stiell said he was “actively discussing with the Brazilians how we can reduce the size of the COP so that the logistics of it can be supported at that hosted destination”.

Last June, Brazilian climate ministry official André Corrêa Lago told local media he was expecting 40,000-50,000 people. But there are concerns that the city will struggle to cope with those numbers.

Belém is not a major tourist destination and has less than 6,000 hotel rooms. Even at last year’s Amazon Summit – a smaller event than a COP – participants reported difficulty finding rooms and rates soared.

Construction workers are currently turning a 1.6 km-long disused airport runway into the Parque de Cidade (City Park), which will be the size of about 70 football pitches. The park and its new buildings will be the main COP30 venue.

The government of Pará State says it is almost one-third finished. The federal government, meanwhile, is reportedly considering hosting part of COP30 in bigger cities like Sao Paulo or Rio de Janeiro.

A spokesperson for the federal government told Climate Home that “all possibilities to enable the reception of delegations and visitors are being evaluated”.

As well as the park and its new buildings, some of the conference will be held in an existing conference centre on the park’s southern tip called The Hangar – which hosted last year’s Amazon Summit.

The Hangar convention centre (Photo: Alice Martins Morais)

For COP30 delegates though, finding a hotel room and getting to the venue are likely to be challenging. 

A spokesperson for the COP30 organising committee said last week that while 84,000 people went to COP28, the peak daily attendance was just 41,000 at the beginning of the conference when heads of state made their speeches.

An Ibis hotel near the COP30 site (Photo: Alice Martins Morais)

The spokesperson told Climate Home the organisers are looking at bringing in cruise ships for COP participants to sleep on, refurbishing schools to serve as hostels and encouraging people to rent out their rooms on Airbnb.

To promote the “modernisation” of the city’s existing hotel rooms, the government has given hotel operators tax exemptions on purchases for new equipment like minibars, televisions and air-conditioning.

The city’s airport, which the government aims to improve before COP30, has few regular international connections and is over three hours by plane from Brazil’s major hubs like Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro. 

There are no trains to Belém and getting the bus from Rio or Sao Paulo can take more than two days.

The Belém Bus Rapid Transit system is scheduled to be completed by COP30 (Photo: Alice Martins Morais)

Even inside the city, transport is challenging. The roads are congested, particularly in the centre where most of the hotels are, during rush-hour and when it rains.

The authorities have tried to solve the problem by widening roads and building dedicated bus lanes for a Bus Rapid Transit system.

While these are being constructed, they have made traffic worse – but the body in charge told Climate Home work is progressing according to schedule and should be completed by the second half of 2024 – well before the UN climate summit the following year.

“The new fleet will reinforce the capital’s transport system for COP30,” said a spokesperson for the Metropolitan Transport Management Centre, adding that 40 of the 265 new air-conditioned buses will be electric.

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Nonetheless, the remoteness of the location is likely to translate into a bigger carbon footprint for delegates travelling from overseas.

While COPs have a sizable carbon footprint, researchers investigating misinformation have found this is often exaggerated on social and traditional media by those trying to undermine climate action.

Examples include pictures of private jets with captions falsely associating them with COP or of biofuel generators with captions  erroneously claiming they are diesel.

Questioned about COPs’ carbon footprint by an audience member at London’s Chatham House, UN climate head Stiell replied that “at every COP, we get the reports – how many private planes [and] the CO2 footprint for hosting those COPs”.

But, he added, “taking a very pragmatic view, we need the right people around the table in order for this process to work and there will be a cost to that. How you ensure that those that are present are the ones necessary to contribute positively to the process is also important.”

(Reporting by Matteo Civillini in Baku, Alice Martins Morais in Belém and Joe Lo in London; videos by Fanis Kollias; editing by Joe Lo and Megan Rowling)

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Azerbaijan’s Alpine Odyssey – Qusar & Shahdag Tour

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Start the Adventure: Multi-Colored Mountains of Khyzy

Beginning the Journey: Our exploration commences with a pause at the 5 Finger Mountain Bus Stop, a charming spot where you can take in the local market atmosphere, sip a cup of freshly brewed coffee, or freshen up at the restroom facilities. This leisurely break sets the tone for the day, allowing you to connect with the surroundings before delving into the heart of Azerbaijan’s natural treasures.

Starting our Shahdag Tour, we venture to the heart of Khizi, where the Multi-Colored Mountains of Khyzy await. Aptly known as the Candy Cane Mountains, these geological wonders boast a vibrant tapestry of colours, resembling sugar candies with distinctive purple stains. Spend 30 mesmerizing minutes surrounded by the natural beauty of these awe-inspiring formations, a testament to Azerbaijan’s geological richness.

Lunch Delights in Quba: A Gastronomic Interlude

No Shahdag Tour is complete without a culinary journey, and our next stop in Quba ensures just that. Indulge your taste buds with a carefully curated lunch experience at a local restaurant. Choose from an array of first courses, savour a mix of delectable kebabs, and relish the culinary delights that characterize the gastronomic traditions of Azerbaijan. This one-hour gastronomic interlude not only offers a feast for your taste buds but also serves as a moment of relaxation and indulgence amid the day’s adventures.

Exploring Shahdag Mountain Resort: A Winter Wonderland

The journey ends with an exploration of Shahdag Mountain Resort, a true winter wonderland nestled in the captivating city of Qusar. As you embark on this Shahdag Tour, the spotlight turns to the breathtaking mountainous landscapes and the plethora of winter activities that Shahdag Mountain Resort has to offer.

From skiing down powdery slopes to indulging in serene walks amidst the snow-covered peaks, Shahdag Mountain Resort presents an array of winter attractions. Immerse yourself in the charm of Shahdag as you navigate through the resort’s offerings, capturing the essence of its tranquillity and natural splendour. Spend two immersive hours experiencing winter delights and embracing the stunning natural beauty that surrounds you.

ACTIVITIES IN SHAHDAG TOUR

Winter activities at shahdag mountain resort:.

• Enjoy the thrill of skiing and snowboarding down the well-groomed slopes of Shahdag. The resort offers a variety of trails catering to different skill levels, from beginners to advanced enthusiasts.
• Explore the snow-covered landscapes on a snowmobile adventure. Glide through the pristine winter wonderland, taking in the breathtaking views of the Shahdag mountains.
• Experience the tranquility of the snow-covered forests with snowshoeing. This activity allows you to venture off the beaten path and immerse yourself in the peaceful surroundings.
• For a fun and exhilarating experience, try tubing on specially designed slopes. It’s a perfect activity for families and those seeking a mix of excitement and laughter.
• Discover the beauty of Shahdag in winter by embarking on a winter hiking adventure. Trained guides lead you through scenic trails, providing a unique perspective of the snow-clad landscape.
• Lace up your skates and glide across the ice at the resort’s ice skating rink. It’s a delightful activity for both beginners and experienced skaters.
• Join guided winter excursions to explore the surrounding areas, including visits to nearby villages, frozen lakes, and other winter wonders.

Summer Activities at Shahdag Mountain Resort:

• Explore the scenic mountain trails on a mountain bike. The resort offers a variety of routes suitable for different skill levels, allowing you to enjoy the beauty of Shahdag in the summer.
• Discover the lush landscapes and alpine meadows through a network of hiking and trekking trails. Whether you’re a casual hiker or a seasoned trekker, Shahdag offers routes that cater to various preferences.
• Experience an adrenaline rush with ziplining adventures. Soar above the treetops and enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and valleys.
• Saddle up for a leisurely horseback ride through the scenic trails. It’s a serene way to connect with nature and experience the beauty of Shahdag in the summer.
• Take a relaxing cable car ride to enjoy breathtaking views of the lush green landscapes. Capture stunning photos of the mountains and valleys from elevated vantage points.
• For an exciting off-road experience, try quad biking on designated trails. Feel the thrill as you navigate through diverse terrains surrounded by the natural beauty of Shahdag.
• Engage in various outdoor sports such as volleyball, tennis, or mini-golf at the resort’s facilities. It’s a great way to stay active and enjoy the pleasant summer weather.
• Witness the vibrant Candy Cane Mountains in Khizi, a natural masterpiece resembling sugar candies, and explore the rich cultural tapestry of the Azerbaijan
• Indulge in the awe-inspiring experience of gazing upon the breathtaking vistas of the Caucasus Mountains in the Qusar region.
• Immerse yourself in the charm of Shahdag Mountain Resort, indulging in thrilling winter & summer activities amidst breathtaking mountain vistas.

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• Transportation with Minivan
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