Do Indians need a visa for Georgia?

No! Georgia offers visa-free access to Indian nationals for up to 365 days. You only need a valid Indian passport. This makes Georgia the easiest European-style destination for Indian travelers.

Do Indians need a visa for Azerbaijan?

Yes — Indians require an e-visa for Azerbaijan (ASAN Visa). Apply online at evisa.gov.az. The fee is approximately USD 30 (~₹2,500). Processing takes 3 business days. We provide complete documentation support.

What currency is used in Georgia and Azerbaijan?

Georgia uses the Georgian Lari (GEL). Azerbaijan uses the Azerbaijani Manat (AZN). Both countries widely accept USD. Indian Rupees are not accepted — exchange USD or Euros locally. ATMs are widely available in both Tbilisi and Baku.

Is this a good trip for vegetarians?

Georgia is excellent for vegetarians — khachapuri (cheese bread), lobiani (bean bread), pkhali (walnut-herb appetizers), and Adjarian khachapuri are all vegetarian. Azerbaijan has good vegetarian options too (dolma, gutab flatbreads with herbs). Both cuisines are very Indian-palette friendly.

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Georgia & Azerbaijan Tour Package

Tbilisi · Kazbegi · Baku · Gabala — 7 Days Across the Caucasus

6 Nights / 7 Days

Delhi/Mumbai → Tbilisi (TBS)

Solo, Couple, Family or Group

4.7★ (156 reviews)

Starting from

₹54,999 /person

Old Tbilisi

Kazbegi

Baku

Baku Old City

Georgian khinkali dumplings khachapuri food

Georgian Food

Package Overview

Georgia and Azerbaijan are the Caucasus region's two most exciting destinations — and together they offer an extraordinary combination of ancient culture, dramatic mountain scenery, vibrant cities, and extraordinary hospitality. They are also the best-value "Europe-adjacent" destinations for Indian travelers.

Georgia is one of the world's oldest wine-producing countries (8,000 years of winemaking), home to some of the Caucasus' most dramatic mountain scenery (Kazbegi), and with one of the most charming old town capitals in Europe (Tbilisi). Indians get visa-free access for up to 365 days — making it the easiest European destination for Indian passport holders.

Azerbaijan is a fascinating contrast — a modern, oil-rich nation where medieval Islamic architecture meets futuristic Zaha Hadid buildings. Baku's flame towers, the walled Old City (UNESCO), and the mountain resort of Gabala are highlights. Best months to visit: April–June and September–November.

Old Tbilisi — sulphur baths, carved balconies, cable car to Narikala Fortress

Kazbegi — Gergeti Trinity Church at 2,170 m with Mt. Kazbek (5,047 m) behind it

Mtskheta — Georgia's ancient capital, UNESCO World Heritage (Jvari Monastery)

Baku Old City (Icheri Sheher) — UNESCO walled medieval city, Maiden Tower

Baku Flame Towers — three futuristic skyscrapers lit as flame at night

Gabala — Azerbaijani mountain resort, cable car, waterfalls

Georgian wine tasting in traditional qvevri (clay pots)

Heydar Aliyev Center — Zaha Hadid's masterpiece architecture in Baku

Day-by-Day Itinerary

Detailed plan — every day planned to perfection

What's Included

Included

Return economy flights India ↔ Tbilisi (with stop)
Tbilisi → Baku flight or transfer
6 nights accommodation: Tbilisi (3N), Baku (3N)
Daily breakfast throughout
Kazbegi day trip by 4x4 vehicle
Mtskheta UNESCO day trip
Gabala mountain resort day trip
All airport and hotel transfers
Dedicated YlooTrips Caucasus coordinator

Not Included

Azerbaijan e-visa (approx ₹2,500 for Indians)
Georgia visa-free for Indians (no cost)
Lunch and dinner except where specified
Sulphur bath entry fees (₹800–2,500)
Travel insurance (recommended)

Traveler Reviews

4.7(156 reviews)

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Sameer & Neha Joshi

Pune, India · May 2026

“Georgia was a revelation — we had zero expectations and were completely blown away. Tbilisi's old town is magical. The drive to Kazbegi is one of the most beautiful things we've ever experienced. And the wine! YlooTrips planned every detail perfectly.”

Georgia & Azerbaijan 6N Package

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Ananya Krishnan

Chennai, India · October 2025

“Baku surprised me the most — it's a stunning, modern, safe city with incredible food and architecture. The Flame Towers at night are spectacular. Georgia is visa-free for Indians which is a huge bonus.”

Georgia & Azerbaijan Tour

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