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Friday, 17 Apr, 2026

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Garni, Geghard, Lavash baking, Lake Sevan, Sevanavank

This full-day tour from Yerevan traces a route from Armenia's pagan past and rock-cut monastic heritage to the shores of Lake Sevan. Over 8-9 hours, it brings together panoramic viewpoints, medieval heritage, the art of traditional baking, and one of the country's most recognizable lakeside landscapes.The first stop is the Arch of Charents, a well-known viewpoint with wide views toward Mount Ararat. The route then heads to Garni, where the country's sole surviving pagan temple still stands, before continuing to Geghard Monastery, a medieval complex partly carved into the rock and protected as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. After a lavash baking demonstration and an optional lunch break, the journey continues to Lake Sevan, one of the largest high-altitude freshwater lakes in Eurasia, and concludes at Sevanavank Monastery on the Sevan Peninsula.

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Duration: 8-9 hours

Start time: 10:00

Friday, 17 Apr, 2026

Price per person

35.07 USD
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Child (age 3-8) 50% discount

Infant (age 0-3) free of charge
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The tour will be conducted in English and Russian consecutively. Please select your preferred language
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Saturday, 18 Apr, 2026

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Garni Temple, Symphony of Stones, Geghard Monastery, Lavash baking

This half-day tour from Yerevan brings together panoramic mountain views, pagan history, dramatic natural formations and medieval monastic heritage within a single 5-6 hour journey. With a traditional lavash baking experience included, the route offers a rich and varied introduction to Armenia's landscape and everyday culture.The journey begins at the Arch of Charents, known for its sweeping views of Mount Ararat, and continues to Garni, home to the only standing pagan temple in Armenia. From there, the route leads into Garni Gorge to see the basalt columns of the Symphony of Stones, before continuing to Geghard Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage Site partly carved into the rock. The experience concludes with a hands-on masterclass, where you can bake and taste fresh traditional lavash.In winter, if the road to the gorge is closed, the Symphony of Stones stop is replaced with a masterclass in making traditional sweet sujukh.

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Duration: 5-6 hours

Start time: 10:00

Saturday, 18 Apr, 2026

Price per person

29.64 USD
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Child (age 3-8) 50% discount

Infant (age 0-3) free of charge
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The tour will be conducted in English and Russian consecutively. Please select your preferred language
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Russian
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Monday, 20 Apr, 2026

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Garni Temple, Symphony of Stones, Geghard Monastery, Lavash baking

This half-day tour from Yerevan brings together panoramic mountain views, pagan history, dramatic natural formations and medieval monastic heritage within a single 5-6 hour journey. With a traditional lavash baking experience included, the route offers a rich and varied introduction to Armenia's landscape and everyday culture.The journey begins at the Arch of Charents, known for its sweeping views of Mount Ararat, and continues to Garni, home to the only standing pagan temple in Armenia. From there, the route leads into Garni Gorge to see the basalt columns of the Symphony of Stones, before continuing to Geghard Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage Site partly carved into the rock. The experience concludes with a hands-on masterclass, where you can bake and taste fresh traditional lavash.In winter, if the road to the gorge is closed, the Symphony of Stones stop is replaced with a masterclass in making traditional sweet sujukh.

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Duration: 5-6 hours

Start time: 10:00

Monday, 20 Apr, 2026

Price per person

29.64 USD
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Adult (age 8+)

Child (age 3-8) 50% discount

Infant (age 0-3) free of charge
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The tour will be conducted in English and Russian consecutively. Please select your preferred language
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Russian
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Friday, 24 Apr, 2026

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Garni, Geghard, Lavash baking, Lake Sevan, Sevanavank

This full-day tour from Yerevan traces a route from Armenia's pagan past and rock-cut monastic heritage to the shores of Lake Sevan. Over 8-9 hours, it brings together panoramic viewpoints, medieval heritage, the art of traditional baking, and one of the country's most recognizable lakeside landscapes.The first stop is the Arch of Charents, a well-known viewpoint with wide views toward Mount Ararat. The route then heads to Garni, where the country's sole surviving pagan temple still stands, before continuing to Geghard Monastery, a medieval complex partly carved into the rock and protected as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. After a lavash baking demonstration and an optional lunch break, the journey continues to Lake Sevan, one of the largest high-altitude freshwater lakes in Eurasia, and concludes at Sevanavank Monastery on the Sevan Peninsula.

417 reviews
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Duration: 8-9 hours

Start time: 10:00

Friday, 24 Apr, 2026

Price per person

35.07 USD
Number of people
Adult (age 8+)

Child (age 3-8) 50% discount

Infant (age 0-3) free of charge
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The tour will be conducted in English and Russian consecutively. Please select your preferred language
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Russian
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35.07 USD

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Saturday, 25 Apr, 2026

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Garni Temple, Symphony of Stones, Geghard Monastery, Lavash baking

This half-day tour from Yerevan brings together panoramic mountain views, pagan history, dramatic natural formations and medieval monastic heritage within a single 5-6 hour journey. With a traditional lavash baking experience included, the route offers a rich and varied introduction to Armenia's landscape and everyday culture.The journey begins at the Arch of Charents, known for its sweeping views of Mount Ararat, and continues to Garni, home to the only standing pagan temple in Armenia. From there, the route leads into Garni Gorge to see the basalt columns of the Symphony of Stones, before continuing to Geghard Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage Site partly carved into the rock. The experience concludes with a hands-on masterclass, where you can bake and taste fresh traditional lavash.In winter, if the road to the gorge is closed, the Symphony of Stones stop is replaced with a masterclass in making traditional sweet sujukh.

1020 reviews
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Duration: 5-6 hours

Start time: 10:00

Saturday, 25 Apr, 2026

Price per person

29.64 USD
Number of people
Adult (age 8+)

Child (age 3-8) 50% discount

Infant (age 0-3) free of charge
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The tour will be conducted in English and Russian consecutively. Please select your preferred language
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Russian
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29.64 USD

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Monday, 27 Apr, 2026

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Garni Temple, Symphony of Stones, Geghard Monastery, Lavash baking

This half-day tour from Yerevan brings together panoramic mountain views, pagan history, dramatic natural formations and medieval monastic heritage within a single 5-6 hour journey. With a traditional lavash baking experience included, the route offers a rich and varied introduction to Armenia's landscape and everyday culture.The journey begins at the Arch of Charents, known for its sweeping views of Mount Ararat, and continues to Garni, home to the only standing pagan temple in Armenia. From there, the route leads into Garni Gorge to see the basalt columns of the Symphony of Stones, before continuing to Geghard Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage Site partly carved into the rock. The experience concludes with a hands-on masterclass, where you can bake and taste fresh traditional lavash.In winter, if the road to the gorge is closed, the Symphony of Stones stop is replaced with a masterclass in making traditional sweet sujukh.

1020 reviews
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Duration: 5-6 hours

Start time: 10:00

Monday, 27 Apr, 2026

Price per person

29.64 USD
Number of people
Adult (age 8+)

Child (age 3-8) 50% discount

Infant (age 0-3) free of charge
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The tour will be conducted in English and Russian consecutively. Please select your preferred language
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Russian
Total price

29.64 USD

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Friday, 01 May, 2026

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Garni, Geghard, Lavash baking, Lake Sevan, Sevanavank

This full-day tour from Yerevan traces a route from Armenia's pagan past and rock-cut monastic heritage to the shores of Lake Sevan. Over 8-9 hours, it brings together panoramic viewpoints, medieval heritage, the art of traditional baking, and one of the country's most recognizable lakeside landscapes.The first stop is the Arch of Charents, a well-known viewpoint with wide views toward Mount Ararat. The route then heads to Garni, where the country's sole surviving pagan temple still stands, before continuing to Geghard Monastery, a medieval complex partly carved into the rock and protected as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. After a lavash baking demonstration and an optional lunch break, the journey continues to Lake Sevan, one of the largest high-altitude freshwater lakes in Eurasia, and concludes at Sevanavank Monastery on the Sevan Peninsula.

417 reviews
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Duration: 8-9 hours

Start time: 10:00

Friday, 01 May, 2026

Price per person

35.07 USD
Number of people
Adult (age 8+)

Child (age 3-8) 50% discount

Infant (age 0-3) free of charge
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The tour will be conducted in English and Russian consecutively. Please select your preferred language
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35.07 USD

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Saturday, 02 May, 2026

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Garni Temple, Symphony of Stones, Geghard Monastery, Lavash baking

This half-day tour from Yerevan brings together panoramic mountain views, pagan history, dramatic natural formations and medieval monastic heritage within a single 5-6 hour journey. With a traditional lavash baking experience included, the route offers a rich and varied introduction to Armenia's landscape and everyday culture.The journey begins at the Arch of Charents, known for its sweeping views of Mount Ararat, and continues to Garni, home to the only standing pagan temple in Armenia. From there, the route leads into Garni Gorge to see the basalt columns of the Symphony of Stones, before continuing to Geghard Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage Site partly carved into the rock. The experience concludes with a hands-on masterclass, where you can bake and taste fresh traditional lavash.In winter, if the road to the gorge is closed, the Symphony of Stones stop is replaced with a masterclass in making traditional sweet sujukh.

1020 reviews
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Duration: 5-6 hours

Start time: 10:00

Saturday, 02 May, 2026

Price per person

29.64 USD
Number of people
Adult (age 8+)

Child (age 3-8) 50% discount

Infant (age 0-3) free of charge
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The tour will be conducted in English and Russian consecutively. Please select your preferred language
English

Russian
Total price

29.64 USD

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Monday, 04 May, 2026

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Garni Temple, Symphony of Stones, Geghard Monastery, Lavash baking

This half-day tour from Yerevan brings together panoramic mountain views, pagan history, dramatic natural formations and medieval monastic heritage within a single 5-6 hour journey. With a traditional lavash baking experience included, the route offers a rich and varied introduction to Armenia's landscape and everyday culture.The journey begins at the Arch of Charents, known for its sweeping views of Mount Ararat, and continues to Garni, home to the only standing pagan temple in Armenia. From there, the route leads into Garni Gorge to see the basalt columns of the Symphony of Stones, before continuing to Geghard Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage Site partly carved into the rock. The experience concludes with a hands-on masterclass, where you can bake and taste fresh traditional lavash.In winter, if the road to the gorge is closed, the Symphony of Stones stop is replaced with a masterclass in making traditional sweet sujukh.

1020 reviews
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Duration: 5-6 hours

Start time: 10:00

Monday, 04 May, 2026

Price per person

29.64 USD
Number of people
Adult (age 8+)

Child (age 3-8) 50% discount

Infant (age 0-3) free of charge
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The tour will be conducted in English and Russian consecutively. Please select your preferred language
English

Russian
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29.64 USD

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Friday, 08 May, 2026

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This full-day tour from Yerevan traces a route from Armenia's pagan past and rock-cut monastic heritage to the shores of Lake Sevan. Over 8-9 hours, it brings together panoramic viewpoints, medieval heritage, the art of traditional baking, and one of the country's most recognizable lakeside landscapes.The first stop is the Arch of Charents, a well-known viewpoint with wide views toward Mount Ararat. The route then heads to Garni, where the country's sole surviving pagan temple still stands, before continuing to Geghard Monastery, a medieval complex partly carved into the rock and protected as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. After a lavash baking demonstration and an optional lunch break, the journey continues to Lake Sevan, one of the largest high-altitude freshwater lakes in Eurasia, and concludes at Sevanavank Monastery on the Sevan Peninsula.

417 reviews
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Duration: 8-9 hours

Start time: 10:00

Friday, 08 May, 2026

Price per person

35.07 USD
Number of people
Adult (age 8+)

Child (age 3-8) 50% discount

Infant (age 0-3) free of charge
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The tour will be conducted in English and Russian consecutively. Please select your preferred language
English

Russian
Total price

35.07 USD

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Saturday, 09 May, 2026

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Garni Temple, Symphony of Stones, Geghard Monastery, Lavash baking

This half-day tour from Yerevan brings together panoramic mountain views, pagan history, dramatic natural formations and medieval monastic heritage within a single 5-6 hour journey. With a traditional lavash baking experience included, the route offers a rich and varied introduction to Armenia's landscape and everyday culture.The journey begins at the Arch of Charents, known for its sweeping views of Mount Ararat, and continues to Garni, home to the only standing pagan temple in Armenia. From there, the route leads into Garni Gorge to see the basalt columns of the Symphony of Stones, before continuing to Geghard Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage Site partly carved into the rock. The experience concludes with a hands-on masterclass, where you can bake and taste fresh traditional lavash.In winter, if the road to the gorge is closed, the Symphony of Stones stop is replaced with a masterclass in making traditional sweet sujukh.

1020 reviews
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Duration: 5-6 hours

Start time: 10:00

Saturday, 09 May, 2026

Price per person

29.64 USD
Number of people
Adult (age 8+)

Child (age 3-8) 50% discount

Infant (age 0-3) free of charge
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The tour will be conducted in English and Russian consecutively. Please select your preferred language
English

Russian
Total price

29.64 USD

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Monday, 11 May, 2026

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Garni Temple, Symphony of Stones, Geghard Monastery, Lavash baking

This half-day tour from Yerevan brings together panoramic mountain views, pagan history, dramatic natural formations and medieval monastic heritage within a single 5-6 hour journey. With a traditional lavash baking experience included, the route offers a rich and varied introduction to Armenia's landscape and everyday culture.The journey begins at the Arch of Charents, known for its sweeping views of Mount Ararat, and continues to Garni, home to the only standing pagan temple in Armenia. From there, the route leads into Garni Gorge to see the basalt columns of the Symphony of Stones, before continuing to Geghard Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage Site partly carved into the rock. The experience concludes with a hands-on masterclass, where you can bake and taste fresh traditional lavash.In winter, if the road to the gorge is closed, the Symphony of Stones stop is replaced with a masterclass in making traditional sweet sujukh.

1020 reviews
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Duration: 5-6 hours

Start time: 10:00

Monday, 11 May, 2026

Price per person

29.64 USD
Number of people
Adult (age 8+)

Child (age 3-8) 50% discount

Infant (age 0-3) free of charge
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The tour will be conducted in English and Russian consecutively. Please select your preferred language
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Russian
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29.64 USD

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Friday, 15 May, 2026

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Garni, Geghard, Lavash baking, Lake Sevan, Sevanavank

This full-day tour from Yerevan traces a route from Armenia's pagan past and rock-cut monastic heritage to the shores of Lake Sevan. Over 8-9 hours, it brings together panoramic viewpoints, medieval heritage, the art of traditional baking, and one of the country's most recognizable lakeside landscapes.The first stop is the Arch of Charents, a well-known viewpoint with wide views toward Mount Ararat. The route then heads to Garni, where the country's sole surviving pagan temple still stands, before continuing to Geghard Monastery, a medieval complex partly carved into the rock and protected as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. After a lavash baking demonstration and an optional lunch break, the journey continues to Lake Sevan, one of the largest high-altitude freshwater lakes in Eurasia, and concludes at Sevanavank Monastery on the Sevan Peninsula.

417 reviews
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Duration: 8-9 hours

Start time: 10:00

Friday, 15 May, 2026

Price per person

35.07 USD
Number of people
Adult (age 8+)

Child (age 3-8) 50% discount

Infant (age 0-3) free of charge
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The tour will be conducted in English and Russian consecutively. Please select your preferred language
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Russian
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35.07 USD

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Saturday, 16 May, 2026

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Garni Temple, Symphony of Stones, Geghard Monastery, Lavash baking

This half-day tour from Yerevan brings together panoramic mountain views, pagan history, dramatic natural formations and medieval monastic heritage within a single 5-6 hour journey. With a traditional lavash baking experience included, the route offers a rich and varied introduction to Armenia's landscape and everyday culture.The journey begins at the Arch of Charents, known for its sweeping views of Mount Ararat, and continues to Garni, home to the only standing pagan temple in Armenia. From there, the route leads into Garni Gorge to see the basalt columns of the Symphony of Stones, before continuing to Geghard Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage Site partly carved into the rock. The experience concludes with a hands-on masterclass, where you can bake and taste fresh traditional lavash.In winter, if the road to the gorge is closed, the Symphony of Stones stop is replaced with a masterclass in making traditional sweet sujukh.

1020 reviews
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Duration: 5-6 hours

Start time: 10:00

Saturday, 16 May, 2026

Price per person

29.64 USD
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Adult (age 8+)

Child (age 3-8) 50% discount

Infant (age 0-3) free of charge
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The tour will be conducted in English and Russian consecutively. Please select your preferred language
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29.64 USD

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Monday, 18 May, 2026

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Garni Temple, Symphony of Stones, Geghard Monastery, Lavash baking

This half-day tour from Yerevan brings together panoramic mountain views, pagan history, dramatic natural formations and medieval monastic heritage within a single 5-6 hour journey. With a traditional lavash baking experience included, the route offers a rich and varied introduction to Armenia's landscape and everyday culture.The journey begins at the Arch of Charents, known for its sweeping views of Mount Ararat, and continues to Garni, home to the only standing pagan temple in Armenia. From there, the route leads into Garni Gorge to see the basalt columns of the Symphony of Stones, before continuing to Geghard Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage Site partly carved into the rock. The experience concludes with a hands-on masterclass, where you can bake and taste fresh traditional lavash.In winter, if the road to the gorge is closed, the Symphony of Stones stop is replaced with a masterclass in making traditional sweet sujukh.

1020 reviews
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Duration: 5-6 hours

Start time: 10:00

Monday, 18 May, 2026

Price per person

29.64 USD
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Adult (age 8+)

Child (age 3-8) 50% discount

Infant (age 0-3) free of charge
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The tour will be conducted in English and Russian consecutively. Please select your preferred language
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Russian
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29.64 USD

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Friday, 22 May, 2026

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Garni, Geghard, Lavash baking, Lake Sevan, Sevanavank

This full-day tour from Yerevan traces a route from Armenia's pagan past and rock-cut monastic heritage to the shores of Lake Sevan. Over 8-9 hours, it brings together panoramic viewpoints, medieval heritage, the art of traditional baking, and one of the country's most recognizable lakeside landscapes.The first stop is the Arch of Charents, a well-known viewpoint with wide views toward Mount Ararat. The route then heads to Garni, where the country's sole surviving pagan temple still stands, before continuing to Geghard Monastery, a medieval complex partly carved into the rock and protected as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. After a lavash baking demonstration and an optional lunch break, the journey continues to Lake Sevan, one of the largest high-altitude freshwater lakes in Eurasia, and concludes at Sevanavank Monastery on the Sevan Peninsula.

417 reviews
99% recommended

Duration: 8-9 hours

Start time: 10:00

Friday, 22 May, 2026

Price per person

35.07 USD
Number of people
Adult (age 8+)

Child (age 3-8) 50% discount

Infant (age 0-3) free of charge
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The tour will be conducted in English and Russian consecutively. Please select your preferred language
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Russian
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35.07 USD

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Saturday, 23 May, 2026

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Garni Temple, Symphony of Stones, Geghard Monastery, Lavash baking

This half-day tour from Yerevan brings together panoramic mountain views, pagan history, dramatic natural formations and medieval monastic heritage within a single 5-6 hour journey. With a traditional lavash baking experience included, the route offers a rich and varied introduction to Armenia's landscape and everyday culture.The journey begins at the Arch of Charents, known for its sweeping views of Mount Ararat, and continues to Garni, home to the only standing pagan temple in Armenia. From there, the route leads into Garni Gorge to see the basalt columns of the Symphony of Stones, before continuing to Geghard Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage Site partly carved into the rock. The experience concludes with a hands-on masterclass, where you can bake and taste fresh traditional lavash.In winter, if the road to the gorge is closed, the Symphony of Stones stop is replaced with a masterclass in making traditional sweet sujukh.

1020 reviews
99% recommended

Duration: 5-6 hours

Start time: 10:00

Saturday, 23 May, 2026

Price per person

29.64 USD
Number of people
Adult (age 8+)

Child (age 3-8) 50% discount

Infant (age 0-3) free of charge
Preferred language

The tour will be conducted in English and Russian consecutively. Please select your preferred language
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Russian
Total price

29.64 USD

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Monday, 25 May, 2026

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Garni Temple, Symphony of Stones, Geghard Monastery, Lavash baking

This half-day tour from Yerevan brings together panoramic mountain views, pagan history, dramatic natural formations and medieval monastic heritage within a single 5-6 hour journey. With a traditional lavash baking experience included, the route offers a rich and varied introduction to Armenia's landscape and everyday culture.The journey begins at the Arch of Charents, known for its sweeping views of Mount Ararat, and continues to Garni, home to the only standing pagan temple in Armenia. From there, the route leads into Garni Gorge to see the basalt columns of the Symphony of Stones, before continuing to Geghard Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage Site partly carved into the rock. The experience concludes with a hands-on masterclass, where you can bake and taste fresh traditional lavash.In winter, if the road to the gorge is closed, the Symphony of Stones stop is replaced with a masterclass in making traditional sweet sujukh.

1020 reviews
99% recommended

Duration: 5-6 hours

Start time: 10:00

Monday, 25 May, 2026

Price per person

29.64 USD
Number of people
Adult (age 8+)

Child (age 3-8) 50% discount

Infant (age 0-3) free of charge
Preferred language

The tour will be conducted in English and Russian consecutively. Please select your preferred language
English

Russian
Total price

29.64 USD

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Friday, 29 May, 2026

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Garni, Geghard, Lavash baking, Lake Sevan, Sevanavank

This full-day tour from Yerevan traces a route from Armenia's pagan past and rock-cut monastic heritage to the shores of Lake Sevan. Over 8-9 hours, it brings together panoramic viewpoints, medieval heritage, the art of traditional baking, and one of the country's most recognizable lakeside landscapes.The first stop is the Arch of Charents, a well-known viewpoint with wide views toward Mount Ararat. The route then heads to Garni, where the country's sole surviving pagan temple still stands, before continuing to Geghard Monastery, a medieval complex partly carved into the rock and protected as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. After a lavash baking demonstration and an optional lunch break, the journey continues to Lake Sevan, one of the largest high-altitude freshwater lakes in Eurasia, and concludes at Sevanavank Monastery on the Sevan Peninsula.

417 reviews
99% recommended

Duration: 8-9 hours

Start time: 10:00

Friday, 29 May, 2026

Price per person

35.07 USD
Number of people
Adult (age 8+)

Child (age 3-8) 50% discount

Infant (age 0-3) free of charge
Preferred language

The tour will be conducted in English and Russian consecutively. Please select your preferred language
English

Russian
Total price

35.07 USD

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Saturday, 30 May, 2026

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Garni Temple, Symphony of Stones, Geghard Monastery, Lavash baking

This half-day tour from Yerevan brings together panoramic mountain views, pagan history, dramatic natural formations and medieval monastic heritage within a single 5-6 hour journey. With a traditional lavash baking experience included, the route offers a rich and varied introduction to Armenia's landscape and everyday culture.The journey begins at the Arch of Charents, known for its sweeping views of Mount Ararat, and continues to Garni, home to the only standing pagan temple in Armenia. From there, the route leads into Garni Gorge to see the basalt columns of the Symphony of Stones, before continuing to Geghard Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage Site partly carved into the rock. The experience concludes with a hands-on masterclass, where you can bake and taste fresh traditional lavash.In winter, if the road to the gorge is closed, the Symphony of Stones stop is replaced with a masterclass in making traditional sweet sujukh.

1020 reviews
99% recommended

Duration: 5-6 hours

Start time: 10:00

Saturday, 30 May, 2026

Price per person

29.64 USD
Number of people
Adult (age 8+)

Child (age 3-8) 50% discount

Infant (age 0-3) free of charge
Preferred language

The tour will be conducted in English and Russian consecutively. Please select your preferred language
English

Russian
Total price

29.64 USD

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Monday, 01 Jun, 2026

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Garni Temple, Symphony of Stones, Geghard Monastery, Lavash baking

This half-day tour from Yerevan brings together panoramic mountain views, pagan history, dramatic natural formations and medieval monastic heritage within a single 5-6 hour journey. With a traditional lavash baking experience included, the route offers a rich and varied introduction to Armenia's landscape and everyday culture.The journey begins at the Arch of Charents, known for its sweeping views of Mount Ararat, and continues to Garni, home to the only standing pagan temple in Armenia. From there, the route leads into Garni Gorge to see the basalt columns of the Symphony of Stones, before continuing to Geghard Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage Site partly carved into the rock. The experience concludes with a hands-on masterclass, where you can bake and taste fresh traditional lavash.In winter, if the road to the gorge is closed, the Symphony of Stones stop is replaced with a masterclass in making traditional sweet sujukh.

1020 reviews
99% recommended

Duration: 5-6 hours

Start time: 10:00

Monday, 01 Jun, 2026

Price per person

29.64 USD
Number of people
Adult (age 8+)

Child (age 3-8) 50% discount

Infant (age 0-3) free of charge
Preferred language

The tour will be conducted in English and Russian consecutively. Please select your preferred language
English

Russian
Total price

29.64 USD

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Friday, 05 Jun, 2026

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Garni, Geghard, Lavash baking, Lake Sevan, Sevanavank

This full-day tour from Yerevan traces a route from Armenia's pagan past and rock-cut monastic heritage to the shores of Lake Sevan. Over 8-9 hours, it brings together panoramic viewpoints, medieval heritage, the art of traditional baking, and one of the country's most recognizable lakeside landscapes.The first stop is the Arch of Charents, a well-known viewpoint with wide views toward Mount Ararat. The route then heads to Garni, where the country's sole surviving pagan temple still stands, before continuing to Geghard Monastery, a medieval complex partly carved into the rock and protected as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. After a lavash baking demonstration and an optional lunch break, the journey continues to Lake Sevan, one of the largest high-altitude freshwater lakes in Eurasia, and concludes at Sevanavank Monastery on the Sevan Peninsula.

417 reviews
99% recommended

Duration: 8-9 hours

Start time: 10:00

Friday, 05 Jun, 2026

Price per person

35.07 USD
Number of people
Adult (age 8+)

Child (age 3-8) 50% discount

Infant (age 0-3) free of charge
Preferred language

The tour will be conducted in English and Russian consecutively. Please select your preferred language
English

Russian
Total price

35.07 USD

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Saturday, 06 Jun, 2026

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Garni Temple, Symphony of Stones, Geghard Monastery, Lavash baking

This half-day tour from Yerevan brings together panoramic mountain views, pagan history, dramatic natural formations and medieval monastic heritage within a single 5-6 hour journey. With a traditional lavash baking experience included, the route offers a rich and varied introduction to Armenia's landscape and everyday culture.The journey begins at the Arch of Charents, known for its sweeping views of Mount Ararat, and continues to Garni, home to the only standing pagan temple in Armenia. From there, the route leads into Garni Gorge to see the basalt columns of the Symphony of Stones, before continuing to Geghard Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage Site partly carved into the rock. The experience concludes with a hands-on masterclass, where you can bake and taste fresh traditional lavash.In winter, if the road to the gorge is closed, the Symphony of Stones stop is replaced with a masterclass in making traditional sweet sujukh.

1020 reviews
99% recommended

Duration: 5-6 hours

Start time: 10:00

Saturday, 06 Jun, 2026

Price per person

29.64 USD
Number of people
Adult (age 8+)

Child (age 3-8) 50% discount

Infant (age 0-3) free of charge
Preferred language

The tour will be conducted in English and Russian consecutively. Please select your preferred language
English

Russian
Total price

29.64 USD

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Monday, 08 Jun, 2026

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Garni Temple, Symphony of Stones, Geghard Monastery, Lavash baking

This half-day tour from Yerevan brings together panoramic mountain views, pagan history, dramatic natural formations and medieval monastic heritage within a single 5-6 hour journey. With a traditional lavash baking experience included, the route offers a rich and varied introduction to Armenia's landscape and everyday culture.The journey begins at the Arch of Charents, known for its sweeping views of Mount Ararat, and continues to Garni, home to the only standing pagan temple in Armenia. From there, the route leads into Garni Gorge to see the basalt columns of the Symphony of Stones, before continuing to Geghard Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage Site partly carved into the rock. The experience concludes with a hands-on masterclass, where you can bake and taste fresh traditional lavash.In winter, if the road to the gorge is closed, the Symphony of Stones stop is replaced with a masterclass in making traditional sweet sujukh.

1020 reviews
99% recommended

Duration: 5-6 hours

Start time: 10:00

Monday, 08 Jun, 2026

Price per person

29.64 USD
Number of people
Adult (age 8+)

Child (age 3-8) 50% discount

Infant (age 0-3) free of charge
Preferred language

The tour will be conducted in English and Russian consecutively. Please select your preferred language
English

Russian
Total price

29.64 USD

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