By Air
International Flights: The most convenient way to reach Baku is by flying into Heydar Aliyev International Airport, which is located about 25 kilometers northeast of the city center. The airport receives flights from numerous international destinations, including major cities in Europe, Asia, and the Middle East.
Direct Flights: Many airlines, such as Azerbaijan Airlines, Turkish Airlines, Lufthansa, Qatar Airways, and Emirates, offer direct flights to Baku from cities like Istanbul, Moscow, Dubai, Frankfurt, and Doha.
By Train
International Trains:
Baku is accessible by train from several neighboring countries. There are international train services connecting Baku to cities like Tbilisi (Georgia) and Moscow (Russia).
Domestic Trains:
Domestic train services connect Baku with other major cities in Azerbaijan. The central railway station in Baku is well-connected and offers services to destinations like Ganja, Sumqayit, and other regional hubs.
By Road
Long-Distance Buses:
Long-distance buses operate between Baku and several international and domestic destinations. Buses from Tbilisi (Georgia), Tehran (Iran), and other regional cities provide a budget-friendly travel option.
Driving:
Baku is accessible by car from neighboring countries. The city is connected by a network of highways, and driving can be a scenic way to explore the region. However, ensure you are familiar with local driving laws and border crossing regulations.
By Sea - Ferry Services:
Baku is located on the Caspian Sea and is accessible by ferry. There are cargo and passenger ferry services operating between Baku and ports in Turkmenistan (Turkmenbashi) and Kazakhstan (Aktau). These ferries provide a unique travel experience, though schedules can be irregular.
