Group tour: Tegher Monastery, Hovhannavank Monastery, Voskevaz wine factory

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Tegher Monastery, Voskevaz wine factory, Hovhannavank Monastery

1. Tegher Monastery

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On the southern slope of the majestic Mount Aragats, nestled among picturesque landscapes, lies the Tegher Monastery – a quiet sanctuary whose history dates back to the 13th century. Its construction was carried out under the patronage of Mamakhatun, the wife of Prince Vache Vachutyan and to this day the complex has preserved an aura of noble grandeur. At its heart stands the main church, complemented by a narthex and two graceful chapels placed on the southwest and northwest sides. These small chapels add harmony and individuality to the ensemble, while the narthex, with its unusual architectural design, is considered a unique achievement in Armenian architecture. The austere lines of the stone walls coexist with refined decorative details, creating a sense of completeness and solemn elegance.

2. Voskevaz wine factory

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Founded back in 1932, the "Voskevaz" Wine Factory is rightfully considered one of the most colorful and authentic winemaking centers in Armenia. Here, past and present blend in harmony: modern technologies coexist with ancient traditions, preserving the unique character of the wines.

3. Hovhannavank Monastery

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On the slopes of the picturesque Aragatsotn region, in the village of Ohanavan, Hovhannavank monastery rises – an ancient sanctuary whose story reaches deep into the past. According to tradition, the first structures appeared here as early as the 5th century, when the Christian faith in Armenia was only beginning to take shape in stone. Through the centuries, the monastery was rebuilt many times, preserving within its walls the memory of different eras and patrons.

Inclusions

  • Professional guide: ENG + RUS consecutively

  • Bottled water & pastries

  • Wi-Fi in the vehicles

  • Air-conditioned vehicles

  • Admission tickets

  • Vehicle & passengers insurance

Exclusions

  • Lunch stop

  • Hotel drop-off (final stop: our office)

Practical Info

Yes, during the visit to Hovhannavank monastery you'll enjoy views over the Kasagh Gorge and from Tegher Monastery there are panoramic viewpoints opening onto the surrounding valleys – both offering perfect spots for stunning photos.
The visit offers tasting of 2 classic Armenian wines, along with a fascinating introduction to Armenia's winemaking traditions rich in unique features. You'll stroll through the cellars and explore the factory's history. Even if you do not drink wine, the experience itself is rich, cultural and memorable.
Yes, families with children are welcome. Please note, however, that wine tasting is for adults only.
The group size varies, but typically ranges up to 48 participants.
Comfortable shoes and layered clothing are recommended, as it can be cooler outside Yerevan. Bringing a jacket is a good idea. Women should dress modestly when visiting churches and monasteries.

Booking conditions

Cancellation & modification

Meet our Guides

Manya Gevorgyan

Manya Gevorgyan

RU HY EN

I have been a tour guide since 2015. To this day, every excursion is a great source of positive energy for me. During the tours, you will not only get acquainted with the sights, the country's history, and its architectural features, but also feel the full charm of the Armenian emotional mindset and lifestyle.

Anahit Aslanyan

Anahit Aslanyan

RU

Education – musical-pedagogical and cultural studies. I have worked in the fields of tourism, education, and culture in Russia and Armenia. Currently, I work as a guide at the Armenian Genocide Museum-Institute and in the company "Hyur Service". As a person with a humanities education and a cultural studies mindset, I strive to present my homeland as comprehensively as possible so that visitors gain a general impression of the history and art of the Armenian people. I pay special attention to mental and cultural characteristics to make every visitor's stay in Armenia comfortable and positive. I continue to study and share new knowledge.

Anahit Ghazaryan

Anahit Ghazaryan

RU

My name is Anahit Ghazaryan, and since 2015 I have been in a state of love! I am in love with Armenia, and I always want to talk about it! Come visit! I guarantee it will be beautiful, easy, delicious, and fun! Let's discover Armenia together, enjoy it, and fall in love! I don't like legends and tell them only when absolutely necessary, and only those that feature real historical figures! Since I was born in the middle of the last century, I talk about some events not as a historian, but as a witness!

Armine Julhakyan

Armine Julhakyan

RU HY

Hello! I'm Armine, your guide in Armenia. With me, you'll discover not only the famous landmarks but also the hidden gems of my country.

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