Besh Barmag Mountain, also known as Five-Finger Mountain, is a significant natural landmark and revered pilgrimage site in Azerbaijan, offering panoramic views of the Caspian Sea. It is generally accessible by car or bus via the Baku-Russia highway, with a paved road leading to a base area followed by stairs and a path to the summit, making it an easy to moderate climb suitable for most visitors. While solo visits are possible with private transport, guided tours can enhance the experience by providing context on its spiritual importance. The mountain is accessible year-round, though spring and autumn offer the most pleasant weather, avoiding extreme summer heat or potential winter snow and cold. There is no entrance fee, with costs primarily revolving around transportation, typically ranging from $50-$150+ for a day trip from Baku depending on the chosen mode. A typical visit to the mountain itself, including the climb and enjoying the views, usually lasts 2-4 hours. Visitors should wear comfortable walking shoes, and due to its sacred nature, respectful attire is advised. Facilities are limited on the mountain, so it's wise to carry water and snacks.