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Friday, 25 Dec, 2026

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Khor Virap, Azat Reservoir, Lavash & Sujukh Masterclasses, Garni, Geghard

This Christmas group tour from Yerevan combines some of Armenia's most celebrated landmarks with dramatic scenery and two hands-on culinary traditions. Over 8-9 hours, the route crosses the Ararat plain and continues into the Azat Valley, connecting Armenia's early Christian history and pre-Christian heritage with the flavors and customs of the festive season.The day begins at Khor Virap Monastery, built around the dungeon where St. Gregory the Illuminator was imprisoned before Armenia's adoption of Christianity and renowned for its views of Mount Ararat. After a photo stop overlooking Azat Reservoir, join a lavash-baking masterclass, discover the UNESCO-recognized tradition behind Armenia's thin flatbread and enjoy lunch. The festive experience continues with an Armenian sweet sujukh masterclass, where strings of walnuts are coated in a rich grape mixture to create a traditional confection. The final stops are Garni Temple, the only standing Greco-Roman colonnaded temple in Armenia, and Geghard Monastery, inscribed with the Upper Azat Valley on the UNESCO World Heritage List and renowned for its churches and tombs cut into living rock.

Christmas Special

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Duration: 8-9 hours

Start time: 10:00

Friday, 25 Dec, 2026

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Saturday, 26 Dec, 2026

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Garni, Symphony of Stones, Lavash & Sujukh Masterclasses, Geghard

Designed for the festive season, this Christmas group tour from Yerevan follows the Garni-Geghard route through poetry, classical architecture, volcanic geology and Armenian food culture. It moves from a panoramic monument above the Ararat plain to the depths of Garni Canyon and a medieval monastery at the entrance to the Azat Valley.The first stop is the Arch of Charents, a monument to Armenian poet Yeghishe Charents that frames a celebrated view of Mount Ararat. At the first-century Garni Temple, discover Armenia's only standing Greco-Roman colonnaded building, then enter Garni Canyon to see the Symphony of Stones, formed by towering hexagonal basalt columns. If winter conditions make the canyon road impassable, this stop will be skipped. After lunch, make the festive walnut-and-grape confection during an Armenian sweet sujukh masterclass, then learn to bake traditional flatbread in a tonir during a lavash baking masterclass. The final visit is Geghard Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage Site whose medieval churches and tombs are carved into living rock.

Christmas Special

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Duration: 6-7 hours

Start time: 10:30

Saturday, 26 Dec, 2026

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The tour will be conducted in English and Russian consecutively. Please select your preferred language
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Sunday, 27 Dec, 2026

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Khor Virap, Azat Reservoir, Lavash & Sujukh Masterclasses, Garni, Geghard

This Christmas group tour from Yerevan combines some of Armenia's most celebrated landmarks with dramatic scenery and two hands-on culinary traditions. Over 8-9 hours, the route crosses the Ararat plain and continues into the Azat Valley, connecting Armenia's early Christian history and pre-Christian heritage with the flavors and customs of the festive season.The day begins at Khor Virap Monastery, built around the dungeon where St. Gregory the Illuminator was imprisoned before Armenia's adoption of Christianity and renowned for its views of Mount Ararat. After a photo stop overlooking Azat Reservoir, join a lavash-baking masterclass, discover the UNESCO-recognized tradition behind Armenia's thin flatbread and enjoy lunch. The festive experience continues with an Armenian sweet sujukh masterclass, where strings of walnuts are coated in a rich grape mixture to create a traditional confection. The final stops are Garni Temple, the only standing Greco-Roman colonnaded temple in Armenia, and Geghard Monastery, inscribed with the Upper Azat Valley on the UNESCO World Heritage List and renowned for its churches and tombs cut into living rock.

Christmas Special

452 reviews
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Duration: 8-9 hours

Start time: 10:00

Sunday, 27 Dec, 2026

Price per person

39 USD

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Adult (age 8+)

Child (age 3-8) 50% discount

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The tour will be conducted in English and Russian consecutively. Please select your preferred language
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Monday, 28 Dec, 2026

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Garni, Symphony of Stones, Lavash & Sujukh Masterclasses, Geghard

Designed for the festive season, this Christmas group tour from Yerevan follows the Garni-Geghard route through poetry, classical architecture, volcanic geology and Armenian food culture. It moves from a panoramic monument above the Ararat plain to the depths of Garni Canyon and a medieval monastery at the entrance to the Azat Valley.The first stop is the Arch of Charents, a monument to Armenian poet Yeghishe Charents that frames a celebrated view of Mount Ararat. At the first-century Garni Temple, discover Armenia's only standing Greco-Roman colonnaded building, then enter Garni Canyon to see the Symphony of Stones, formed by towering hexagonal basalt columns. If winter conditions make the canyon road impassable, this stop will be skipped. After lunch, make the festive walnut-and-grape confection during an Armenian sweet sujukh masterclass, then learn to bake traditional flatbread in a tonir during a lavash baking masterclass. The final visit is Geghard Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage Site whose medieval churches and tombs are carved into living rock.

Christmas Special

1171 reviews
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Duration: 6-7 hours

Start time: 10:30

Monday, 28 Dec, 2026

Price per person

33 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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Tuesday, 29 Dec, 2026

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Khor Virap, Azat Reservoir, Lavash & Sujukh Masterclasses, Garni, Geghard

This Christmas group tour from Yerevan combines some of Armenia's most celebrated landmarks with dramatic scenery and two hands-on culinary traditions. Over 8-9 hours, the route crosses the Ararat plain and continues into the Azat Valley, connecting Armenia's early Christian history and pre-Christian heritage with the flavors and customs of the festive season.The day begins at Khor Virap Monastery, built around the dungeon where St. Gregory the Illuminator was imprisoned before Armenia's adoption of Christianity and renowned for its views of Mount Ararat. After a photo stop overlooking Azat Reservoir, join a lavash-baking masterclass, discover the UNESCO-recognized tradition behind Armenia's thin flatbread and enjoy lunch. The festive experience continues with an Armenian sweet sujukh masterclass, where strings of walnuts are coated in a rich grape mixture to create a traditional confection. The final stops are Garni Temple, the only standing Greco-Roman colonnaded temple in Armenia, and Geghard Monastery, inscribed with the Upper Azat Valley on the UNESCO World Heritage List and renowned for its churches and tombs cut into living rock.

Christmas Special

452 reviews
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Duration: 8-9 hours

Start time: 10:00

Tuesday, 29 Dec, 2026

Price per person

39 USD

Buy this tour
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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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39 USD

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Wednesday, 30 Dec, 2026

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Garni, Symphony of Stones, Lavash & Sujukh Masterclasses, Geghard

Designed for the festive season, this Christmas group tour from Yerevan follows the Garni-Geghard route through poetry, classical architecture, volcanic geology and Armenian food culture. It moves from a panoramic monument above the Ararat plain to the depths of Garni Canyon and a medieval monastery at the entrance to the Azat Valley.The first stop is the Arch of Charents, a monument to Armenian poet Yeghishe Charents that frames a celebrated view of Mount Ararat. At the first-century Garni Temple, discover Armenia's only standing Greco-Roman colonnaded building, then enter Garni Canyon to see the Symphony of Stones, formed by towering hexagonal basalt columns. If winter conditions make the canyon road impassable, this stop will be skipped. After lunch, make the festive walnut-and-grape confection during an Armenian sweet sujukh masterclass, then learn to bake traditional flatbread in a tonir during a lavash baking masterclass. The final visit is Geghard Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage Site whose medieval churches and tombs are carved into living rock.

Christmas Special

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Duration: 6-7 hours

Start time: 10:30

Wednesday, 30 Dec, 2026

Price per person

33 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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Thursday, 31 Dec, 2026

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Khor Virap, Azat Reservoir, Lavash & Sujukh Masterclasses, Garni, Geghard

This Christmas group tour from Yerevan combines some of Armenia's most celebrated landmarks with dramatic scenery and two hands-on culinary traditions. Over 8-9 hours, the route crosses the Ararat plain and continues into the Azat Valley, connecting Armenia's early Christian history and pre-Christian heritage with the flavors and customs of the festive season.The day begins at Khor Virap Monastery, built around the dungeon where St. Gregory the Illuminator was imprisoned before Armenia's adoption of Christianity and renowned for its views of Mount Ararat. After a photo stop overlooking Azat Reservoir, join a lavash-baking masterclass, discover the UNESCO-recognized tradition behind Armenia's thin flatbread and enjoy lunch. The festive experience continues with an Armenian sweet sujukh masterclass, where strings of walnuts are coated in a rich grape mixture to create a traditional confection. The final stops are Garni Temple, the only standing Greco-Roman colonnaded temple in Armenia, and Geghard Monastery, inscribed with the Upper Azat Valley on the UNESCO World Heritage List and renowned for its churches and tombs cut into living rock.

Christmas Special

452 reviews
99% recommended

Duration: 8-9 hours

Start time: 10:00

Thursday, 31 Dec, 2026

Price per person

39 USD

Buy this tour
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Adult (age 8+)

Child (age 3-8) 50% discount

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

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Saturday, 02 Jan, 2027

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Garni, Symphony of Stones, Lavash & Sujukh Masterclasses, Geghard

Designed for the festive season, this Christmas group tour from Yerevan follows the Garni-Geghard route through poetry, classical architecture, volcanic geology and Armenian food culture. It moves from a panoramic monument above the Ararat plain to the depths of Garni Canyon and a medieval monastery at the entrance to the Azat Valley.The first stop is the Arch of Charents, a monument to Armenian poet Yeghishe Charents that frames a celebrated view of Mount Ararat. At the first-century Garni Temple, discover Armenia's only standing Greco-Roman colonnaded building, then enter Garni Canyon to see the Symphony of Stones, formed by towering hexagonal basalt columns. If winter conditions make the canyon road impassable, this stop will be skipped. After lunch, make the festive walnut-and-grape confection during an Armenian sweet sujukh masterclass, then learn to bake traditional flatbread in a tonir during a lavash baking masterclass. The final visit is Geghard Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage Site whose medieval churches and tombs are carved into living rock.

Christmas Special

1171 reviews
99% recommended

Duration: 6-7 hours

Start time: 10:30

Saturday, 02 Jan, 2027

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33 USD

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The tour will be conducted in English and Russian consecutively. Please select your preferred language
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Sunday, 03 Jan, 2027

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Khor Virap, Azat Reservoir, Lavash & Sujukh Masterclasses, Garni, Geghard

This Christmas group tour from Yerevan combines some of Armenia's most celebrated landmarks with dramatic scenery and two hands-on culinary traditions. Over 8-9 hours, the route crosses the Ararat plain and continues into the Azat Valley, connecting Armenia's early Christian history and pre-Christian heritage with the flavors and customs of the festive season.The day begins at Khor Virap Monastery, built around the dungeon where St. Gregory the Illuminator was imprisoned before Armenia's adoption of Christianity and renowned for its views of Mount Ararat. After a photo stop overlooking Azat Reservoir, join a lavash-baking masterclass, discover the UNESCO-recognized tradition behind Armenia's thin flatbread and enjoy lunch. The festive experience continues with an Armenian sweet sujukh masterclass, where strings of walnuts are coated in a rich grape mixture to create a traditional confection. The final stops are Garni Temple, the only standing Greco-Roman colonnaded temple in Armenia, and Geghard Monastery, inscribed with the Upper Azat Valley on the UNESCO World Heritage List and renowned for its churches and tombs cut into living rock.

Christmas Special

452 reviews
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Duration: 8-9 hours

Start time: 10:00

Sunday, 03 Jan, 2027

Price per person

39 USD

Buy this tour
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Adult (age 8+)

Child (age 3-8) 50% discount

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

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Monday, 04 Jan, 2027

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Garni, Symphony of Stones, Lavash & Sujukh Masterclasses, Geghard

Designed for the festive season, this Christmas group tour from Yerevan follows the Garni-Geghard route through poetry, classical architecture, volcanic geology and Armenian food culture. It moves from a panoramic monument above the Ararat plain to the depths of Garni Canyon and a medieval monastery at the entrance to the Azat Valley.The first stop is the Arch of Charents, a monument to Armenian poet Yeghishe Charents that frames a celebrated view of Mount Ararat. At the first-century Garni Temple, discover Armenia's only standing Greco-Roman colonnaded building, then enter Garni Canyon to see the Symphony of Stones, formed by towering hexagonal basalt columns. If winter conditions make the canyon road impassable, this stop will be skipped. After lunch, make the festive walnut-and-grape confection during an Armenian sweet sujukh masterclass, then learn to bake traditional flatbread in a tonir during a lavash baking masterclass. The final visit is Geghard Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage Site whose medieval churches and tombs are carved into living rock.

Christmas Special

1171 reviews
99% recommended

Duration: 6-7 hours

Start time: 10:30

Monday, 04 Jan, 2027

Price per person

33 USD

Buy this tour
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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
English

Russian
Total price

33 USD

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Tuesday, 05 Jan, 2027

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Khor Virap, Azat Reservoir, Lavash & Sujukh Masterclasses, Garni, Geghard

This Christmas group tour from Yerevan combines some of Armenia's most celebrated landmarks with dramatic scenery and two hands-on culinary traditions. Over 8-9 hours, the route crosses the Ararat plain and continues into the Azat Valley, connecting Armenia's early Christian history and pre-Christian heritage with the flavors and customs of the festive season.The day begins at Khor Virap Monastery, built around the dungeon where St. Gregory the Illuminator was imprisoned before Armenia's adoption of Christianity and renowned for its views of Mount Ararat. After a photo stop overlooking Azat Reservoir, join a lavash-baking masterclass, discover the UNESCO-recognized tradition behind Armenia's thin flatbread and enjoy lunch. The festive experience continues with an Armenian sweet sujukh masterclass, where strings of walnuts are coated in a rich grape mixture to create a traditional confection. The final stops are Garni Temple, the only standing Greco-Roman colonnaded temple in Armenia, and Geghard Monastery, inscribed with the Upper Azat Valley on the UNESCO World Heritage List and renowned for its churches and tombs cut into living rock.

Christmas Special

452 reviews
99% recommended

Duration: 8-9 hours

Start time: 10:00

Tuesday, 05 Jan, 2027

Price per person

39 USD

Buy this tour
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

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Total price

39 USD

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Wednesday, 06 Jan, 2027

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Garni, Symphony of Stones, Lavash & Sujukh Masterclasses, Geghard

Designed for the festive season, this Christmas group tour from Yerevan follows the Garni-Geghard route through poetry, classical architecture, volcanic geology and Armenian food culture. It moves from a panoramic monument above the Ararat plain to the depths of Garni Canyon and a medieval monastery at the entrance to the Azat Valley.The first stop is the Arch of Charents, a monument to Armenian poet Yeghishe Charents that frames a celebrated view of Mount Ararat. At the first-century Garni Temple, discover Armenia's only standing Greco-Roman colonnaded building, then enter Garni Canyon to see the Symphony of Stones, formed by towering hexagonal basalt columns. If winter conditions make the canyon road impassable, this stop will be skipped. After lunch, make the festive walnut-and-grape confection during an Armenian sweet sujukh masterclass, then learn to bake traditional flatbread in a tonir during a lavash baking masterclass. The final visit is Geghard Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage Site whose medieval churches and tombs are carved into living rock.

Christmas Special

1171 reviews
99% recommended

Duration: 6-7 hours

Start time: 10:30

Wednesday, 06 Jan, 2027

Price per person

33 USD

Buy this tour
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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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Total price

33 USD

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Thursday, 07 Jan, 2027

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Khor Virap, Azat Reservoir, Lavash & Sujukh Masterclasses, Garni, Geghard

This Christmas group tour from Yerevan combines some of Armenia's most celebrated landmarks with dramatic scenery and two hands-on culinary traditions. Over 8-9 hours, the route crosses the Ararat plain and continues into the Azat Valley, connecting Armenia's early Christian history and pre-Christian heritage with the flavors and customs of the festive season.The day begins at Khor Virap Monastery, built around the dungeon where St. Gregory the Illuminator was imprisoned before Armenia's adoption of Christianity and renowned for its views of Mount Ararat. After a photo stop overlooking Azat Reservoir, join a lavash-baking masterclass, discover the UNESCO-recognized tradition behind Armenia's thin flatbread and enjoy lunch. The festive experience continues with an Armenian sweet sujukh masterclass, where strings of walnuts are coated in a rich grape mixture to create a traditional confection. The final stops are Garni Temple, the only standing Greco-Roman colonnaded temple in Armenia, and Geghard Monastery, inscribed with the Upper Azat Valley on the UNESCO World Heritage List and renowned for its churches and tombs cut into living rock.

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Duration: 8-9 hours

Start time: 10:00

Thursday, 07 Jan, 2027

Price per person

39 USD

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Saturday, 09 Jan, 2027

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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, 09 Jan, 2027

Price per person

30 USD

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Monday, 11 Jan, 2027

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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.

1171 reviews
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Duration: 5-6 hours

Start time: 10:00

Monday, 11 Jan, 2027

Price per person

30 USD

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Khor Virap, Azat Reservoir, Lavash Baking, Garni, Geghard

Following one of Armenia's most historically layered routes, this full-day tour from Yerevan combines pilgrimage history, dramatic scenery, and local culinary tradition with pagan architecture and rock-cut monastic heritage. Over 8-9 hours, the journey unfolds through landmark sites, scenic stops, and hands-on cultural moments, bringing together some of the country's most iconic chapters in a single day.The experience begins at Khor Virap, a celebrated pilgrimage site and one of Armenia's most iconic viewpoints for Mount Ararat, then continues to a scenic overlook of the Azat Reservoir. After an optional lunch break, the tour features a traditional lavash baking masterclass, adding a flavorful touch before reaching Garni Temple – Armenia's only standing pagan temple – and concludes at the UNESCO-listed Geghard Monastery, partly carved into the surrounding rock.

452 reviews
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Duration: 8-9 hours

Start time: 10:00

Wednesday, 13 Jan, 2027

Price per person

36 USD

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The tour will be conducted in English and Russian consecutively. Please select your preferred language
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Thursday, 14 Jan, 2027

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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.

1171 reviews
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Duration: 5-6 hours

Start time: 10:00

Thursday, 14 Jan, 2027

Price per person

30 USD

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Adult (age 8+)

Child (age 3-8) 50% discount

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The tour will be conducted in English and Russian consecutively. Please select your preferred language
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Saturday, 16 Jan, 2027

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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.

1171 reviews
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Duration: 5-6 hours

Start time: 10:00

Saturday, 16 Jan, 2027

Price per person

30 USD

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Child (age 3-8) 50% discount

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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

30 USD

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Monday, 18 Jan, 2027

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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.

1171 reviews
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Duration: 5-6 hours

Start time: 10:00

Monday, 18 Jan, 2027

Price per person

30 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
Total price

30 USD

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Wednesday, 20 Jan, 2027

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Khor Virap, Azat Reservoir, Lavash Baking, Garni, Geghard

Following one of Armenia's most historically layered routes, this full-day tour from Yerevan combines pilgrimage history, dramatic scenery, and local culinary tradition with pagan architecture and rock-cut monastic heritage. Over 8-9 hours, the journey unfolds through landmark sites, scenic stops, and hands-on cultural moments, bringing together some of the country's most iconic chapters in a single day.The experience begins at Khor Virap, a celebrated pilgrimage site and one of Armenia's most iconic viewpoints for Mount Ararat, then continues to a scenic overlook of the Azat Reservoir. After an optional lunch break, the tour features a traditional lavash baking masterclass, adding a flavorful touch before reaching Garni Temple – Armenia's only standing pagan temple – and concludes at the UNESCO-listed Geghard Monastery, partly carved into the surrounding rock.

452 reviews
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Duration: 8-9 hours

Start time: 10:00

Wednesday, 20 Jan, 2027

Price per person

36 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
Total price

36 USD

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Thursday, 21 Jan, 2027

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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.

1171 reviews
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Duration: 5-6 hours

Start time: 10:00

Thursday, 21 Jan, 2027

Price per person

30 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
Total price

30 USD

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Saturday, 23 Jan, 2027

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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.

1171 reviews
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Duration: 5-6 hours

Start time: 10:00

Saturday, 23 Jan, 2027

Price per person

30 USD

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Child (age 3-8) 50% discount

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

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Monday, 25 Jan, 2027

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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.

1171 reviews
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Duration: 5-6 hours

Start time: 10:00

Monday, 25 Jan, 2027

Price per person

30 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
Total price

30 USD

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Wednesday, 27 Jan, 2027

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Khor Virap, Azat Reservoir, Lavash Baking, Garni, Geghard

Following one of Armenia's most historically layered routes, this full-day tour from Yerevan combines pilgrimage history, dramatic scenery, and local culinary tradition with pagan architecture and rock-cut monastic heritage. Over 8-9 hours, the journey unfolds through landmark sites, scenic stops, and hands-on cultural moments, bringing together some of the country's most iconic chapters in a single day.The experience begins at Khor Virap, a celebrated pilgrimage site and one of Armenia's most iconic viewpoints for Mount Ararat, then continues to a scenic overlook of the Azat Reservoir. After an optional lunch break, the tour features a traditional lavash baking masterclass, adding a flavorful touch before reaching Garni Temple – Armenia's only standing pagan temple – and concludes at the UNESCO-listed Geghard Monastery, partly carved into the surrounding rock.

452 reviews
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Duration: 8-9 hours

Start time: 10:00

Wednesday, 27 Jan, 2027

Price per person

36 USD

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Adult (age 8+)

Child (age 3-8) 50% discount

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

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