Best Time To Visit Azerbaijan

Azerbaijan in Summers

Summers are considered the best season to visit Azerbaijan, as the Azerbaijan weather in these months remains warm and relatively dry, with temperatures ranging from 22-30°C. The top places to visit during summers include the Flame Towers in Baku, the picturesque Old City (Icheri Sheher), and the Gobustan National Park with its ancient petroglyphs. Summer also hosts the vibrant Baku International Jazz Festival and the Maiden Tower International Art Festival. The season sees a surge in Azerbaijan tour packages that can be customised from high-end luxury options in Bakuto cosy guest houses in the countryside. Prices, however, are also at a peak due to the tourist influx.

Azerbaijan in Winters

Despite being chilly, Azerbaijan weather in winter months can be enjoyable for those who love the cold, with temperatures falling as low as -5°C in mountain areas and hovering around 5°C in the cities. Winter in Azerbaijan is all about celebrating Novruz, the traditional New Year marked with feasts and festivities. Must-visit places during winter include the winter sports resort of Shahdag and the city of Ganja with its stunning architecture. The prices of hotels and resorts are reasonable, with many places offering off-season discounts.

Azerbaijan in Monsoons-

Rainfall particularly during the spring and autumn months, is moderate and temperatures in Azerbaijan maintain a pleasant range of 15-20°C. The seasonal Azerbaijan weather paints the landscapes with a palette of fresh greens in spring and warm hues in autumn, ideal for nature lovers. During these periods, exploring the city parks, the Caspian Sea coast or the beautiful Karabakh region can be highly rewarding. Although it's not the peak tourist season, a variety of accommodations are readily available and often at cheaper rates. This season also hosts the popular Baku Food Festival that attracts foodies from around the globe.