🔹 Yerevan – Lake of Sevan & Church Sevanavank – Town of Dilijan (Sharambeyan Street-Old Dilijan) – Lake of Parz – Haghartsin & Goshavank Monasteries – Yerevan
Tour to the North of Armenia.
On the way, we will stop by one of the oldest monasteries in Armenia on the shores of Lake Sevan. The monastery is called Sevanavank (founded in 874). After all this we will continue our journey to the city of Dilijan, from where we will go to Lake Parz, which is located in the mountains. We will have a rest and from the lake we will go to the Goshavank Monastery.
On the way back we will stop by our last Haghartsin Monastery and return to Yerevan.
🔹 Yerevan – Church Khor Virap – Areni Wine factory – Areni 1 Cave – Noravank Monastery – Armenian Stonehenge (Karahunge) – Town of Goris. Overnight in Goris. – Tatever ropeway (5752m long) – Tatev Monastery – Shaki Waterfall – Yerevan.
Tour to the South of Armenia.
Tour to Khor Virap (IV-XVIII centuries). The significance of this monastery is associated with Gregory the Illuminator, who preached Christianity in Armenia. On the way to Khor Virap, you can enjoy the magnificent view of the sacred Mount Ararat, which is considered the immortal symbol of Armenia. Areni village, which is famous for its excellent wine. Tasting at the winery. After the tasting, the next stop will be the Areni-1 Cave, and then the Noravank Monastery. After visiting the monastery we’ll have lunch at the Lchak Restaurant. That’s how we finish the 1st day. The overnight stay will be not far from Tatev. On the 4th day we will go to Tatev by “Tetever ropeway” (5752 m long), on the way back we will see the Armenian Stonehenge and Shaki Waterfall.
🔹 Yerevan – Armennian Alphabet monument – Trchkan Waterfall – Yerevan.
Tour to the North of Armenia.
Tour to one of the most beautiful waterfalls in Armenia.
The waterfall is called Trchkan, the height of the waterfall is 24m.
We will get to the waterfall by an off-road vehicle.
🔹 Yerevan – Charents Arch – Garni Temple – Geghard Monastery – Symphony of Stones – Yerevan.
Tour to the West of Armenia.
Trip to Garni Temple (1st century BC). But the 1st stop will be at Charents Arch. This is the place where the great Armenian poet of the 20th century admired the beauty of Mount Ararat. After the 1st stop we will go to Garni Temple. Garni is considered the only pagan temple in the territory. The temple is dedicated to the Sun God Mithra (ancient Armenia). Before lunch, there will be a tour to the Garni Gorge, where the natural monument “Symphony of Stones” is located. Lunch at Garni Tun Restaurant. We continue the tour to the Geghard Monastery (XII-XIII century BC), which is located 9 kilometers from Garni. Initially, the monastery was called Ayrivank (cave monastery – up to 140 caves). The name refers to the biblical spear with which a Roman legionary pierced the body of Jesus Christ. Hundreds of cross-stones and caves are drawn on the surrounding rocks of the monastery. Geghard and the upper valley of the Azat River are included in the UNESCO World Heritage List.
