Absheron Peninsula Tour: Ateshgah Fire Temple and Yanar Dag from Baku

Name: Absheron Peninsula Tour: Ateshgah Fire Temple and Yanar Dag from Baku
Brand: Travelers Clan
SKU: absheron-tour-from-baku
Price: 6700 INR

About 4 hours Half-day tour Absheron Peninsula, Baku, Azerbaijan

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Starting from · per person₹6,700

How longAbout 4 hours

Prices checked15 Oct 2026

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Absheron Peninsula Tour: Ateshgah Fire Temple and Yanar Dag from Baku · About 4 hours

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Option	Transfer	Per person
Shared tour with shared transfer · 4 h	With shared transfer	₹6,700
Private guided tour (price basis to confirm with the operator) · 4 h	With private transfer	₹11,500

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Highlights

Ateshgah Fire Temple, Surakhani: a Zoroastrian temple, now an open-air museum, on UNESCO's Tentative List since 1998 (azerbaijan.travel)
Yanar Dag, Mammadli: the 'burning mountain', with ever-burning flames and a modern museum complex (azerbaijan.travel)
Both sites linked in one shared or private half-day tour from Baku

Is it right for you?

Seniors: Possible for seniors, with care: You walk at your own pace through the Ateshgah museum grounds, and only a short walk is needed to see the flames at Yanar Dag
Getting around: Little walking
Setting: Outdoors
Pickup: Hotel pickup included

Also in Baku: Things to do in Baku with kids · Baku in a few hours: half-day experiences · Things to do in Baku for couples

From the operator's and venue's own published information. Tell your captain about anyone's mobility, age or food needs and we confirm the details for your date.

The story

The Absheron Peninsula, the strip of land east of Baku on the Caspian coast, holds two fire sites with long histories. Ateshgah, in the settlement of Surakhani, is a Zoroastrian temple that became a place of worship for visitors from India in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, and Indian travellers still visit it; it is now an open-air museum, on UNESCO's Tentative List for World Heritage since 1998 (azerbaijan.travel, checked 26 Sep 2026). Yanar Dag, the 'burning mountain' in the village of Mammadli, is a place of ever-burning flames on a peninsula rich in oil and underground gas; the tourism board says Marco Polo first described them in the thirteenth century, and the site now has a modern museum complex (azerbaijan.travel, checked 26 Sep 2026). The operator's tour links both sites in about 4 hours, shared or private.

What it feels like: Ateshgah is a museum you walk through at your own pace, a temple where pilgrims from India once worshipped. Yanar Dag is the opposite: flames coming out of the ground itself, with no fuel brought in and nothing to switch off. Coming from Ahmedabad, the nearest comparison is a temple with an eternal flame, except that here the fire is fed by the earth's own gas rather than kept by a priest.

Who this suits, and why: couples and solo travellers who want two short, contained sites rather than a long day out; families with children who can manage a half-day outing; seniors who prefer a shorter trip, with your captain confirming how much walking each site involves.

What happens

The plan as the operator runs it. Start times and pickup are confirmed for your date.

Collection from your Baku hotel; the pickup time comes with your voucher. Your captain checks that your hotel is inside the operator's pickup area.
Time at the Ateshgah open-air museum in Surakhani.
On to Yanar Dag at Mammadli, to see the flames that burn there without stopping.
Back to your Baku hotel; the tour runs about 4 hours by the operator.

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Inclusions

Guided visit to Ateshgah Fire Temple and Yanar Dag, as the operator names the tour
Transfer from Baku: shared on the shared tour, private on the private tour

Exclusions

Food and drinks
Tips and personal expenses

Know before you go

Ateshgah charges its own entrance fee at the gate (azerbaijan.travel); the operator does not say whether it is included, so ask your captain before you pay.
Yanar Dag also charges its own separate entrance fee at the gate (azerbaijan.travel); ask your captain whether it is included.
The private tour above is shown per person because the operator does not say whether it is priced per person or per vehicle; your captain confirms it before you pay.
Child and infant prices and age bands are not on the operator's list; your captain quotes them with the operator.
Entry requirements to Azerbaijan can change; check the official e-visa website before you travel.
Availability is confirmed by the operator when your captain books; a booking can be declined by the supplier for a price change, allocation or stop-sale.
Prices are in INR. GST and TCS are shown in your written quote.

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Confirmation policy

We confirm on WhatsApp and email once your payment is received and the supplier has confirmed availability. Tickets and vouchers follow within 24 working hours of that confirmation.

Refund policy

If the supplier cannot deliver after you have paid, you get an equal or better alternative at no extra cost, or a full refund of that item within 7 working days. You choose.

Cancellation policy

Cancellation terms as confirmed with the operator at booking; ask your captain before you pay - checked 22 Sep 2026

Why book with Travelers Clan

A set plan, confirmed. We confirm the start time, pickup and what is included before you pay.
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Clear payment terms. Deposit and cancellation conditions set out before payment.
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Questions travellers ask

How much does Absheron Peninsula Tour: Ateshgah Fire Temple and Yanar Dag from Baku cost?

Absheron Peninsula Tour: Ateshgah Fire Temple and Yanar Dag from Baku starts at ₹6,700 per person. GST and TCS are added and shown in your written quote before payment. The final price depends on your date, time slot and group size.

What is included in Absheron Peninsula Tour: Ateshgah Fire Temple and Yanar Dag from Baku?

Included: Guided visit to Ateshgah Fire Temple and Yanar Dag, as the operator names the tour; Transfer from Baku: shared on the shared tour, private on the private tour.

What is not included in Absheron Peninsula Tour: Ateshgah Fire Temple and Yanar Dag from Baku?

Not included: Food and drinks; Tips and personal expenses.

How long is Absheron Peninsula Tour: Ateshgah Fire Temple and Yanar Dag from Baku?

About 4 hours in Absheron Peninsula, Baku, Azerbaijan. Ask the team for a different time slot. Pick shared or private transfer.

What should I know before booking Absheron Peninsula Tour: Ateshgah Fire Temple and Yanar Dag from Baku?

Ateshgah charges its own entrance fee at the gate (azerbaijan.travel); the operator does not say whether it is included, so ask your captain before you pay. Yanar Dag also charges its own separate entrance fee at the gate (azerbaijan.travel); ask your captain whether it is included. The private tour above is shown per person because the operator does not say whether it is priced per person or per vehicle; your captain confirms it before you pay. Child and infant prices and age bands are not on the operator's list; your captain quotes them with the operator. Entry requirements to Azerbaijan can change; check the official e-visa website before you travel. Availability is confirmed by the operator when your captain books; a booking can be declined by the supplier for a price change, allocation or stop-sale. Prices are in INR. GST and TCS are shown in your written quote.

What is the cancellation policy for Absheron Peninsula Tour: Ateshgah Fire Temple and Yanar Dag from Baku?

Cancellation terms as confirmed with the operator at booking; ask your captain before you pay - checked 22 Sep 2026

Is Absheron Peninsula Tour: Ateshgah Fire Temple and Yanar Dag from Baku suitable for seniors or elderly parents?

It can suit seniors, with some care. You walk at your own pace through the Ateshgah museum grounds, and only a short walk is needed to see the flames at Yanar Dag. Little walking.

Is Absheron Peninsula Tour: Ateshgah Fire Temple and Yanar Dag from Baku indoors or outdoors?

It is outdoors, so plan around the heat and the weather.

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