15-hour layover in Baku — is this itinerary realistic for a first-timer?
▲ 24 r/Baku+1 crossposts

15-hour layover in Baku — is this itinerary realistic for a first-timer?

Hey everyone! I have around a 15-hour transit in Baku and I’m hoping to make the most of it instead of just sitting at the airport.

I’ll be landing at around 6 AM, and my rough plan right now is:

  • Yanar Dag — first stop
  • Ateshgah Fire Temple — around 2–3 hours
  • Heydar Aliyev Centre — around 2–3 hours
  • Then heading back to the airport.

Since this is my first time in Azerbaijan, I’m not really sure how realistic this itinerary is considering travel time, immigration, getting around, etc.

Would you guys recommend changing the order or dropping something to have a more relaxed trip? Also, is there anything that I absolutely shouldn’t miss during a 15-hour layover?

Would really appreciate any tips, suggestions, or even a better itinerary from people who’ve done something similar. Be kind please 😭😂

Thanks!

u/fatbatmaann — 11 days ago

I watched Better Call Saul a few months ago and for some reason I still can’t get over it. I’ve seen a lot of other great shows like Breaking Bad, Dexter, Game of Thrones,etc., but nothing has affected me like this one.

Even now, I randomly feel emotional thinking about it, and sometimes I feel like crying. I also keep listening to the soundtrack and it just brings everything back. I genuinely miss the show, which feels weird because it’s just a TV series and I’ve never felt this way about any show before.

I also have this urge to rewatch it, and I keep recommending it to literally everyone I meet, almost like I want them to feel what I felt.

Why is this happening? Is this normal, or does it say something about my mental state? Why this show specifically, and not others?

Would love to hear if anyone else has experienced something similar.

reddit.com
u/fatbatmaann — 4 months ago