At Azerbaijan Adventures Travel & MICE, our commitment extends beyond travel and event planning; we are your guides to holistic well-being. Our Wellness services are carefully crafted to harmonize with your journey, ensuring a seamless fusion of relaxation, adventure, and mindful experiences. Picture indulgent spa retreats, invigorating fitness programs, and moments of tranquility amidst breathtaking landscapes. Whether you are exploring the rich cultural tapestry of Azerbaijan our wellness services seamlessly intertwine with your aspirations. Let us be the architects of your complete experience — from the thrill of exploration to the serenity of wellness. Your journey with Azerbaijan Adventures Travel & MICE is not just a trip; it's a narrative of balance, joy, and rejuvenation. As we embark on this journey together, we take pride in our collaborations with esteemed partners who share our commitment to excellence. Here is a glimpse of some of our trusted associates:
Relax at Baku’s traditional hammams.
Hammams in Baku were traditionally places to gather, relax and socialize. Few of the old ones remain, however centrally located Agha Mikayil, Akhund and Tezebay hammams are still visited by locals. Head to any of these for the essential Azerbaijani hammam experience, which entails completely immersing yourself in warm water, visiting the steam room and an all-over body scrub, which can be particularly relaxing during the cooler months. All hammam procedures should be followed by a tea ceremony with friends.
Oil Bathe in Naftalan.
Naftalan is a city in Azerbaijan, known as a medical touristic center located 340 km from Baku. Naftalan is a type of crude oil. It is named after Naftalan, Azerbaijan, where it is found. After the oil boom at the turn of the 20th century, the Baku naftalan started to be extracted in higher volumes, and exported to Germany The oil can heal more than seventy diseases, including neurological diseases, skin conditions. It is proven to be an effective treatment of the diseases of musculoskeletal system, skin diseases, gynecological and urological diseases and especially good results reached in treatment of rheumatism
In a typical oil-immersion spa secession, roughly one barrel's-worth is heated up to about 40 degrees Celsius (or 104 degrees Fahrenheit) by a health center guru. Spa-attendees are permitted to stay in that bath for only ten minutes because, otherwise, it can affect the heart rate. After the bath, the oil on the patients' bodies is scraped off for roughly 40 minutes, while the rest of it "goes back to a communal tank for future bathers."
Health & wellness experiences in Lankaran.
Nature in this subtropical corner of Azerbaijan isn’t just pleasing on the eye, but also naturally therapeutic. Scattered throughout the region are thermal water springs (called ‘istisu’ in Azerbaijani) that have long been used by the local population to cure all sorts of ailments. They tend to be very simple sanatoriums offering bathing booths filled with the hot, mineral-rich water flowing naturally from underground. Bathing in these is surprisingly relaxing, but the village of Haftoni has taken the procedure to an entirely new level. A popular sanatorium opened around the many hot springs here way back in 1958 and became a hit with Soviet health seekers. However, since summer 2019 the village is home to the luxurious Lankaran Springs Wellness Resort.
Lankaran Springs Wellness Resort is located in the district of Haftoni of Lankaran city, 250 km south of Baku. There are 12 natural springs water at the territory of the Lankaran Springs Wellness Resort. All the sources have been investigated by the National Medical Research Center for Rehabilitation and Balneology of the Ministry of Health of the Russia Federation. There are wide range of thermal healing procedures prescribed by the recommendation of qualified doctors.
Explore thermal springs in Gabala.
There are more than 30 deposits of thermal mineral waters with different concentrations, sulphur levels and organic substances in the Caucasus and three of them are located in the charming city of Gabala, which is located at the foot of the Caucasus Mountains. The city’s Yengija and Gamarvan thermal springs are popular in Azerbaijan and beyond, and today are the basis of balneotherapy treatments at world-class health and wellness resorts in Gabala, a scenic city where you recuperate to a mountainous backdrop and even experience state-of-the-art cryotherapy.
Gabala Chenot- Health and wellness center is located Nohurgishlag, in Gabala 205 km from Baku
You can experience Chenot in different ways according to your needs:
1) Fundamental detox programme
2) Advanced detox programme
3) Prevention and ageing well programme
4) Recovery from stress and re-energising Henri Chenot programme
5) Metabolic optimising for weight loss programme
Thermal waters at Daridag.
In the South West of Azerbaijan, a few kilometres from the city of Julfa, lies a unique spot for health and relaxation - Daridag Arsenic Water Treatment Centre. Over the years, the natural therapeutic properties of these mineral waters, widely used in the treatment of many diseases, have become a revelation in rejuvenation and healing for both locals and visitors.
Scientific research, which began in the mid-19th century, has revealed that the mineralised alkaline water from the Daridag springs is high in salt content and has a unique medicinal effect. Although the springs themselves were discovered in the 15th century, no health resorts existed in this area until the mid-20th century. The first sanatorium was built here only in 1978, initially comprising only 5 baths. In 2005, two additional buildings were constructed that can accommodate about 25-30 patients at a time.
Duzdag experience.
Duzdag, also known as the "Salt Mountain," offers a unique and therapeutic experience in Azerbaijan.
Here's what you can expect from a Duzdag experience:
Salt mine: The thickness of salt mine is 8,2 meters. When the patients are in the mine the temperature may increase 0-5oC and relative humidity 5-10% Halotherapy: The air in the salt caves is rich in tiny salt particles, promoting halotherapy. This practice is thought to have potential health benefits, particularly for respiratory and skin conditions. Many visitors find the experience relaxing and rejuvenating. Wellness and Relaxation: Duzdag provides a tranquil environment, allowing visitors to unwind and escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life. The calming ambiance of the salt mine contributes to a sense of peace and relaxation.
