Group tour: Lake Sevan, Sevanavank, Dilijan (short stop), Goshavank, Haghartsin

Itinerary

Lake Sevan, Sevanavank Monastery, Dilijan (short stop), Lunch stop, Goshavank Monastery, Haghartsin Monastery

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

Departure time: 10:00
If hotel pick-up is not required, please let us know and be at the meeting point at least 30 min before departure.

2. Lake Sevan

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High in the embrace of Armenia's mountains lies Lake Sevan – the blue heart of the land, beating in harmony with the winds and the sun. Legend tells that once a green valley stretched here, until the heavens shed their tears, filling it with shimmering water as a priceless gift to humankind.

3. Sevanavank Monastery

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From the northwestern shore of Lake Sevan, a breathtaking panorama unfolds: a peninsula rises from the shimmering surface, crowned with ancient temples. Here, in 874, at the command of Queen Mariam, daughter of King Ashot Bagratuni, the Sevanavank Monastery was built – the spiritual guardian of Armenia's blue jewel.

4. Dilijan

20-30 min Details: Dilijan
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Dilijan is a corner of Armenia where nature and silence weave a harmony that captivates every traveler. Nestled among emerald forests and gentle hills, the town stretches along the scenic valley of the Aghstev River, where the air carries the scent of pine and the freshness of mountain streams. The national park's unique pearls are two beautiful sights hidden in the forests: Lakes Parz and Gosh, surrounded by shrubs and trees that have inspired numerous folk tales and shelter the quiet life of wild animals.

Lunch stop

50-60 min
Lunch stop
Optional lunch in the local traditional restaurant on own expense. One may choose between 3 different options:
Option 1 (vegeterian) – 11 USD per person
Option 2 – 13 USD per person
Option 3 – 14 USD per person

5. Goshavank Monastery

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Amid the gentle green hills of Tavush, where only the whisper of the wind and the song of birds disturb the stillness, stands Goshavank Monastery – a sanctuary where spiritual devotion and the cultural grandeur of medieval Armenia intertwine. Its origins are inseparably linked to Mkhitar Gosh, the renowned statesman, scholar and author of Armenia's first codified law, as well as timeless fables and parables whose wisdom still resonates today.

6. Haghartsin Monastery

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Hidden deep within the leafy forests of Tavush, Haghartsin Monastery seems as though it has stepped straight out of an ancient manuscript, where stone walls and nature blend into a single, harmonious whole. Founded between the 10th and 13th centuries, it stood for centuries as both a spiritual refuge and a cultural beacon, drawing monks, pilgrims and master craftsmen. The complex includes the churches of St. Gregory, St. Mary and St. Stephen, along with monastic cells and service buildings carefully woven into the mountainous landscape.

7. Arrival point: Hyur Service (Head Office)

Expected return: 19:00 – 20:00

Inclusions

  • Professional guide: ENG + RUS consecutively

  • Air-conditioned vehicles

  • Bottled water & pastries

  • Wi-Fi in the vehicles

  • Vehicle & passengers insurance

Exclusions

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

  • Lunch cost (11 USD14 USD)

Practical Info

There are 200 steps to climb to Sevanavank and 600 m to walk up the hill to Haghartsin.
Within the scope of this tour free time near the lake is not scheduled – only the visit of Sevanavank monastery. If you prefer to have more free leisure time at the lake, please, consider one of the following group tours:

Tsaghkadzor (Kecharis, Ropeway – one station), Lake Sevan (Sevanavank), Sevan trout barbecue treat;

Lake Sevan, Sevanavank Monastery, Boat Trip across Lake Sevan, leisure time.
As part of the tour, the group will take a short walk along Sharambeyan street, offering a quick glimpse into the charm and character of the area.
To avoid inconvenience, carry cash AMD for lunch, as not all restaurants accept cards.
The group size varies, but typically ranges up to 48 participants.
We recommend bringing weather-suitable clothing, including a jacket or coat, along with comfortable sports shoes for the tour. The regions are usually cooler than Yerevan. When visiting religious sites, women are kindly requested to dress modestly, avoiding any overly revealing outfits.

Booking conditions

Cancellation & modification

Meet our Guides

Nina Manukyan

Nina Manukyan

RU HY EN

Hello! My name is Nina, I am a guide at "Hyur Service" company. I am happy to introduce guests to Armenia – its history, culture and ancient traditions. For me as a guide, it is very important that every tour is clear, engaging and comfortable. Together we will explore famous landmarks, create beautiful memories and of course, take lively photos :) I will be happy to become your guide in Armenia. Travel with "Hyur Service" and discover Armenia not only with your eyes, but also with your heart.

Mariam Margaryan

Mariam Margaryan

HY EN

With over 13 years of professional experience leading diverse international groups, I don’t just show travelers a destination – I help them live it. My tours bridge cultural history, authentic food and wine traditions and the active adventure of scenic hiking.

Anahit Iskoyan

Anahit Iskoyan

RU HY EN

Hello, I'm Anahit. My job is not just to accompany you, but to tell the story of Armenia so that even the oldest stones begin to speak. I believe that every journey can become a memory when it passes through the heart. And with that very heart, I want to show you Armenia – its history, legends, and human warmth. If you want your tour to be more than just a list of facts but a true encounter with the country, I'll be happy to be your guide.

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.

Reviews

Alexandra LaCombe

United States of America

05.09.2026

Our tour to Lake Sevan with Karen was an absolute dream! Of course, the sites leave you breathless--there are no words to describe the beauty of Armenia, both natural and architectural. Karen is a wonderful guide, with a few surprises up his sleeve--I will just say that he is a very talented young man, beyond being well-versed in history. Thank you for this unforgettable experience!

Юлия

Cyprus

08.08.2026

Спасибо огромное Давиду! Замечательный экскурсовод на Севан, Дилижан

Ирек Гильманов

Russia

08.08.2026

Посетили 6 экскурсий,очень хорошее вречетление. Большое спасибо профессианализму водителей и особенно экскурсоводам Самвелу, Давиду, Карену.
Армения прекрасна!!!

Елена

Estonia

23.07.2026

Мне очень понравилась экскурсия на Севан с посещением Дилижана, Гошаванка и Агарцина! Спасибо!

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