Two countries, one unforgettable trip. Georgia’s Caucasus mountains and Tbilisi’s charming old town, paired with Baku’s futuristic Flame Towers and medieval walled city — the Georgia and Baku tour from Nepal is the fastest-trending holiday among Nepali travellers right now. Easy visas, low costs, jaw-dropping scenery. Here’s the complete 2026 guide.
Why Georgia + Baku Is Trending from Nepal
- Easy visas — Georgia e-Visa plus Azerbaijan e-Visa, both online, no interviews
- Affordable — European-style experiences at half the Schengen price
- Mountains that feel like home — the Caucasus rival our Himalaya for drama (Nepali travellers judge mountains harshly, and Kazbegi passes the test)
- Two countries, one trip — a short flight or scenic drive apart
- No Schengen stress — a great “big trip” while building travel history for future visas
Georgia & Baku Package Price from Nepal (2026)
| Package | Duration | Covers | Price Per Person |
|---|---|---|---|
| Baku Express | 4N/5D | Baku + Gabala day trip | NPR 110,000 – 135,000 |
| Georgia Highlights | 5N/6D | Tbilisi + Kazbegi + Mtskheta | NPR 120,000 – 145,000 |
| Georgia + Baku Combo | 7N/8D | Both countries | NPR 150,000 – 185,000 |
| Grand Caucasus | 9N/10D | + Batumi seaside or Sheki | NPR 195,000+ |
Visas — Among the Easiest Anywhere
- Georgia: e-Visa online, roughly USD 25, processed in about 5 working days
- Azerbaijan (Baku): ASAN e-Visa, about USD 25, issued within 3 working days
- No interviews, no embassy queues, no bank statement stress — we submit both applications for you
Sample 8-Day Georgia + Baku Itinerary
Day 1 — Fly Kathmandu → Baku (via Gulf hub). Evening walk on the Caspian seafront boulevard beneath the glowing Flame Towers.
Day 2 — Baku: UNESCO-listed Icherisheher old city, Maiden Tower, Heydar Aliyev Centre’s wave-like architecture, evening funicular viewpoint.
Day 3 — Day trip: Gobustan rock art and mud volcanoes, or scenic Gabala in the mountains. Fire temple of Ateshgah en route.
Day 4 — Fly Baku → Tbilisi. Old town wander: sulphur bath domes, carved wooden balconies, Bridge of Peace, cable car to Narikala Fortress.
Day 5 — The big one: Georgian Military Highway to Kazbegi — Ananuri fortress, Gudauri viewpoints, and Gergeti Trinity Church at 2,170m beneath 5,047m Mt Kazbek.
Day 6 — Mtskheta (Georgia’s spiritual capital, UNESCO) and Jvari Monastery. Afternoon wine tasting — Georgia has made wine for 8,000 years, the oldest tradition on Earth.
Day 7 — Free day in Tbilisi — Dry Bridge flea market, Fabrika district cafes, or a khinkali (dumpling) cooking class.
Day 8 — Fly Tbilisi → Kathmandu.
Best Time to Go
- May – June & September – October (best): green valleys or golden autumn, clear mountain views, perfect walking weather
- July – August: warm and lively; Batumi beach season
- December – March: Gudauri becomes an affordable ski resort — yes, Nepalis go to Georgia to ski!
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a Georgia and Baku tour cost from Nepal?
The 7-night two-country combo costs NPR 150,000–185,000 per person including flights, hotels, both e-Visas, transfers and guided tours. Single-country trips start from NPR 110,000.
How easy are the visas for Georgia and Azerbaijan?
Among the easiest anywhere: both are online e-Visas costing about USD 25 each, issued in 3–5 working days with no interview and no embassy visit. We submit both applications as part of every package.
Is Georgia expensive?
No — it’s one of the best-value destinations from Nepal. A generous restaurant meal with wine costs NPR 800–1,500, taxis are cheap, and entry to most churches and fortresses is free.
Is the food vegetarian-friendly?
Wonderfully so. Georgian cuisine stars khachapuri (cheese bread), lobio (bean stew — basically Georgian dal), mushroom khinkali and eggplant walnut rolls. Vegetarian Nepalis eat like royalty in Georgia.
Which is better — Georgia or Baku?
They’re completely different: Georgia is mountains, monasteries, wine and old-world charm; Baku is futuristic architecture, Caspian glamour and desert fire phenomena. That contrast is exactly why the combo trip works so well — do both.
