Azerbaijan travel tips
Azerbaijan's weather is notoriously volatile. Let me tell you that Azerbaijan has 9 out of 11 climate zones, which means you will experience a variety of climates and weather.
If you are visiting Azerbaijan from another country, first and foremost, be prepared so that you do not waste time at customs. Familiarize yourself with the necessary documents and rules by visiting government websites. To clear customs, you must have all of the necessary documents (open visa for some countries) and no prohibited items.Please be aware that tobacco and alcohol are subject to customs restrictions. Even if you are carrying these items as souvenirs, any excess may be confiscated.Azerbaijan's weather is notoriously volatile. If you intend to visit several cities, make sure to check the weather forecast. Let me tell you that Azerbaijan has 9 out of 11 climate zones, which means you will experience a variety of climates and weather.There are numerous ways to travel within Azerbaijan, with flying being the quickest. Intercity travel by train and bus is also quite common.In Azerbaijan, you may encounter a language barrier, particularly in small towns where the population does not speak English or Russian well. To move smoothly, learn a few Azerbaijani words.Azerbaijanis are extremely friendly people who will always assist and guide you.However, as in any country, caution is advised.The local cuisine is delicious and diverse. There are foods to suit every taste. Given that Azerbaijanis love oily food, I recommend specifying your preference when ordering. Prices in cafes and restaurants in the region are very reasonable when compared to Baku.If you rent a car and travel outside of Baku, be prepared for bad roads. When leaving major cities, it is best to fill up on gas and even keep a spare in a can.Make a note of the insurance hotline number and keep your phone charged at all times.
