Planning a trip to Baku, Azerbaijan
- Itinerary
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- Things to Carry
Things to do in Baku in October
Visit Gobustan Rock Art Cultural Landscape and explore the ancient rock carvings and archaeological sites
Explore the unique Mud Volcanoes and experience the otherworldly landscape
Enjoy a traditional Azerbaijani meal at Karvansaray Restaurant in Gobustan
Visit Heydar Aliyev Center to admire the stunning architecture and contemporary art exhibitions
Explore Baku Boulevard (Seaside National Park) and take a leisurely walk along the Caspian Sea waterfront
Indulge in local street food at the food stalls near the Baku Ferris Wheel
Travel to Sheki (approximately 5-6 hours by bus)
Explore Sheki's charming Old Town, visit the Palace of Shaki Khans, and admire the exquisite architecture of Sheki Khans' Palace
Try authentic Azerbaijani dishes at Nur Restaurant in Sheki
Visit the colorful Sheki Bazaar and experience the local hustle and bustle
Explore the grandeur of the Sheki Fortress and take in panoramic views of the city
Return to Baku and enjoy a casual dinner at Firuze Restaurant for delicious Azerbaijani cuisine
Enjoy a leisurely morning at Azerbaijani Carpet Museum and learn about traditional carpet weaving
Relax at the Lake Göygöl and take in the natural beauty of the area
Farewell dinner at Sahil Restaurant overlooking the Caspian Sea
The weather in Baku in October is generally mild and comfortable, with average temperatures ranging from 13 to 20 degrees Celsius. The city experiences occasional rainfall, but the chances of rain are relatively low. The UV index is moderate, so it's important to take precautions against sun exposure. So we are suggesting you pack accordingly.
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Things to Carry on your trip to Baku
Clothing & Apparel
Comfortable walking shoes -
for exploring the city.
Light jacket or cardigan -
for evenings and cooler weather.
Long pants or skirts -
to respect local customs.
Shirts or blouses -
for a range of temperatures.
Underwear and socks -
for the duration of your trip.
Hat -
for sun protection.
Scarf -
for warmth and sun protection.
Accessories
Sunglasses -
for sun protection.
Travel-sized toiletries -
for convenience.
Small first-aid kit -
for minor emergencies.
Travel documents -
passport, visa, and itinerary.
Money belt or RFID-blocking wallet -
for security.
Reusable water bottle -
to stay hydrated.
Essentials & Must Haves
Camera -
to capture your memories.
Phone and charger -
for communication and navigation.
Small backpack or daypack -
for carrying your essentials.
Travel adapter -
for charging your devices.
Basic medications -
for any minor ailments.
Good to have
Guidebook or travel app -
for information and planning.
Local currency -
for small purchases and tips.
Power bank -
to keep your devices charged.
Small umbrella -
in case of rain.
Travel-sized laundry detergent -
for quick laundry needs.
Electronics
Headphones -
for listening to music or podcasts.
E-reader or tablet -
for entertainment and reading.
Universal travel adapter -
for charging devices in different countries.
Portable Wi-Fi hotspot -
for convenient internet access.
Travel surge protector -
for safety and convenience.