Azerbaijan

Baku grew rich on the world’s first oil boom, leaving Parisian mansions beside a walled medieval Old City and the Flame Towers above both. Three hours from Lahore on a simple e-visa, in a Muslim-majority country where halal is standard and mosques are everywhere.

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Azerbaijan Tour Packages from Pakistan

Baku grew rich on the world’s first commercial oil boom in the late 1800s, which is why Parisian-style mansions stand beside a walled medieval Old City and the Flame Towers above both. The Ateshgah Fire Temple and the eternally burning hillside at Yanar Dag are reminders of the Zoroastrian fire worship the region is named for. Three and a half hours from Lahore, a simple e-visa, and a Muslim-majority country where halal is standard and mosques are everywhere. It has become the most popular short international break for Pakistani families for exactly those reasons.

5-Days 4-Nights

Starting from

Rs. 255,000/-

15-Days 14-Nights

Starting from

Rs. 469,000/-

11-Days 10-Nights

Starting from

Rs. 499,000/-

5-Days 4-Nights

Starting from

Rs. 255,000/-

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