The luxurious Fairmont hotel in Baku's Flame Towers promises an unforgettable stay with panoramic views over the Caspian Sea.
Baku's oil-boom architectural heritage weaves the stories of its Eastern mansions together with the fates of the people who owned them.
Lerik in Azerbaijan is a unique home to long-lived residents, with its own Museum of Longevity and centuries-old traditions
Azerbaijan invites you to explore its ancient cities, mountain landscapes and one-of-a-kind culture of hospitality.
Naftalan is an Azerbaijani resort where oil baths are said to treat more than 70 conditions and give visitors a truly unusual experience
The new "Pyotr Velikiy" cruise ship will open the Caspian Sea to tourists, offering unique routes across five countries.
If an artist were to paint a map of Azerbaijan, its southernmost stretch would be covered in green tea gardens and citrus bushes, with a coastline dotted by picturesque lighthouses.
Long before Azerbaijan made its name in oil, it was a land of silk and spices.
It could be Mars. But it's Azerbaijan, the world capital of mud volcanoes.
Sitting between East and West, in a prime spot along the Silk Road routes, traders passed through here for centuries, bringing spices, ingredients, and culinary influences.
"This fire has burned for 4,000 years and it has never stopped," says Rahila Aliyeva. "Rain, snow, wind: it never stops burning."
