Group tour: Tegher Monastery, Voskevaz Winery & Hovhannavank

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Itinerary

Tegher Monastery, Voskevaz wine factory (tour and tasting), Hovhannavank Monastery

1. Meeting point: Hyur Service (Head Office) – 96, Nalbandyan str., Yerevan

Departure time: 09:00
If hotel pick-up is not required, please let us know and be at the meeting point at least 30 min before departure.

2. 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.

3. 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.

4. 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.

5. Arrival point: Hyur Service (Head Office)

Expected return: 14:00 – 15:00

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 Kasakh 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

Arpine Khalatyan

Arpine Khalatyan

RU HY EN

My name is Arpi. With experience in guiding since 2015, fluency in English and Russian, and a wealth of knowledge in history and culture, I offer engaging and informative tours during which you'll explore Armenia and feel the greatest vibes ever.

Davit Hasratyan

Davit Hasratyan

RU HY

I'm Davit, a history teacher, amateur actor, and since 2010, a guide at "Hyur Service"! I love my country and strive to make every tour I conduct leave an unforgettable impression on our guests, making them want to come back again and again!

Karen Khachatryan

Karen Khachatryan

RU HY EN

Dear friends, my name is Karen, and I am your guide through the amazing Armenia. My many years of experience allow me to conduct fascinating tours to the most popular and interesting places in the country. I bring history to life, sing psalms in ancient churches, and tell captivating legends, making your journey unforgettable. With me, you can expect a safe, informative, and vibrant trip!

Khachatur Mirzoyan

Khachatur Mirzoyan

HY EN

My name is Khachatur, which is the Armenian variation of Chris (Christopher), and I'm comfortable with that as well. I have been working as a tour guide since 2012. I'm a sociable person, love interacting with people, and always do my best to make sure the tour lives up to our guests' expectations.

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