After meeting the guests heading to Gala State Historical Ethnographic Reserve. This is a complex of museums in Baku, Azerbaijan. Inside there are three different types of museums: open air Museum of Archaeology and Ethnography, Castle Museum and the Museum of Antiques. The museum is 1.5 ha in area and has rock paintings, pottery, household items, jewelry, weapons and coins belong to the ancient times of Azerbaijan. In this museum, there are more than 2,000 different archaeological and architectural monuments – mounds, seats of ancient settlements, burial places dating back to thousands of years ago. Driving distance from the city to Gala Museum Complex is 30 minutes way. Guests will spend 1 hour and 30 minutes here, visit 3 main sightseeing.

The tour continues with a 20-minute drive to the Ateshgah-Fire Temple in Surakhani, a pentagonal limestone complex historically significant for Zoroastrian, Hindu and Sikh fire worshippers. The central altar once hosted a natural eternal flame, fueled by underground gas and surrounded by a courtyard and monastic cells used by pilgrims and resident ascetics. The temple illustrates the cultural and spiritual significance of fire as a sacred element across multiple civilizations. Guests spend approximately 60 minutes at the site with insights from their private guide.

Next, the itinerary proceeds 30 minutes to Yanardag-Burning Mountain, a natural gas phenomenon that has burned continuously for centuries. Flames up to three meters high emerge from a porous sandstone hillside along a ten-meter-wide stretch. The fire ignites naturally as methane gas seeps from underground reservoirs and contacts oxygen, creating a self-sustaining flame visible even in rain or snow. Yanardag holds historical and spiritual significance, once serving as a site of Zoroastrian fire worship. Travelers spend around 30 minutes observing and learning about the geological and cultural importance of this natural marvel. The tour concludes with a 30-minute return to Baku, ending at the designated drop-off point, completing a full exploration of Azerbaijan’s unique fire heritage, historical settlements and cultural landscapes