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Dilijan (short stop), Lake Parz, Makaravank, Ijevan winery

Tavush reveals one of Armenia's greenest and most tranquil sides on this full-day tour from Yerevan, where Dilijan's forested landscapes, medieval monastic heritage and the winemaking traditions of Ijevan come together in a single day. Over 10-11 hours, the route moves between wooded scenery, lakeside calm, historic architecture and regional flavours, creating a balanced experience shaped by both nature and culture.The first stop is Dilijan, often called the "Little Switzerland" of Armenia, followed by Lake Parz, where crystal-clear waters and surrounding forests form one of Tavush's most peaceful natural settings. After an optional lunch break, the journey continues to Makaravank, a 12th-13th-century monastery complex set among the green hills near Ijevan, and concludes at the Ijevan Wine-Brandy Factory, where Armenia's winemaking traditions are introduced through a tasting experience.

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Duration: 10-11 hours

Start time: 09:00

Wednesday, 19 Aug, 2026

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38.36 USD
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Etchmiadzin Mother Cathedral, St. Hripsime & Gayane, Zvartnots Temple

This half-day tour from Yerevan offers a concentrated introduction to the beginnings of Christian Armenia, bringing together the spiritual heart of Etchmiadzin and the monumental remains of Zvartnots in a single route. Over 4-5 hours, it connects Armenia's most revered early churches and some of its most important UNESCO-listed sacred sites, creating a compact experience shaped by faith, history and architecture.The first stop is Etchmiadzin Mother Cathedral, the spiritual center of the Armenian Apostolic Church and widely regarded as the first Christian cathedral in the world. The route then continues to St. Hripsime and St. Gayane, two of Etchmiadzin's most significant early churches, before concluding at Zvartnots, the 7th-century temple of St. Gregory, whose ruins still convey the scale and brilliance of early medieval Armenian architecture.On Sunday departures, guests may also have the opportunity to witness the liturgy at Etchmiadzin Mother Cathedral.

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Duration: 4-5 hours

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Wednesday, 19 Aug, 2026

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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.

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Duration: 8-9 hours

Start time: 10:00

Wednesday, 19 Aug, 2026

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35.60 USD
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Lake Sevan, Hayravank, Noratus, Selim Caravanserai, Jermuk, Areni winery

This full-day tour from Yerevan unfolds as a long and varied route through two contrasting regions, where the lakeside heritage of Gegharkunik gradually gives way to the mountain roads, spa-town atmosphere and wine culture of Vayots Dzor. Over 13-14 hours, it weaves together Sevan scenery, monastic landmarks, khachkar artistry, caravanserai history and regional flavours into a day rich in both cultural depth and changing landscapes.The first stop is Lake Sevan, followed by Hayravank Monastery above the shore and the striking field of khachkars (crosstones) at Noratus. After crossing the Selim Pass and visiting Orbelyan's (Selim) Caravanserai, the route allows time for an optional lunch break before continuing to Jermuk, known for its mineral water gallery and the waterfall called "Mermaid's Hair". The day concludes at "Hin Areni" Wine Factory, where a tour and tasting introduce local winemaking traditions.

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Duration: 13-14 hours

Start time: 09:00

Wednesday, 19 Aug, 2026

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43.88 USD
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Haghpat, Zarni-Parni, Akhtala, Aramyants Castle, Sanahin

Lori brings together steep gorges, wooded slopes and some of Armenia's richest monastic heritage, and this full-day tour from Yerevan follows that contrast across the region's best-known landmarks. Over 13-14 hours, the day moves between UNESCO-listed monasteries, cave fortifications, a dramatic hilltop stronghold and one of northern Armenia's most unusual historic residences.The day begins at Haghpat, a 10th-century monastery where Sayat-Nova lived and worked at the end of the 18th century. From there, the journey continues to the Zarni-Parni Cave Castle Complex, historically associated with the scholar Hovhannes Imastaser. After an optional lunch stop, the route turns toward Akhtala Fortress, dramatically positioned on a plateau above deep gorges, then on to Aramyants Castle, known for its Swiss-style architecture, before ending at Sanahin Monastery. Both Haghpat and Sanahin are included in the UNESCO World Heritage List.

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Duration: 13-14 hours

Start time: 09:00

Thursday, 20 Aug, 2026

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43.88 USD
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Hin Areni Winery, Shaki waterfall, Tatev (Ropeway return)

This full-day tour from Yerevan leads south through two of Armenia's most distinctive regions, where vineyards, waterfalls, medieval heritage and monumental gorge landscapes unfold in sequence. Over 13-14 hours, the route moves from the wine culture of Vayots Dzor to the dramatic scenery of Syunik, ending with broad aerial views above the Vorotan Gorge.Areni sets the tone for the day, with a visit and tasting at "Hin Areni" Wine Factory in one of Armenia's best-known wine areas. From there, the route pauses at Shaki Waterfall before continuing, after an optional lunch break, to Tatev Monastery, long regarded as one of the country's major medieval spiritual centers. The final highlight is the "Wings of Tatev" Ropeway, which carries you between Halidzor and Tatev high above the gorge.

186 reviews
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Duration: 13-14 hours

Start time: 08:30

Thursday, 20 Aug, 2026

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63.20 USD
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Lake Sevan, Sevanavank, Dilijan (short stop), Goshavank, Haghartsin

From the shores of Lake Sevan to the forested landscapes of Tavush, this full-day tour from Yerevan combines panoramic views, medieval monastic heritage and some of northern Armenia's most scenic destinations. Over 9-10 hours, the route takes you from the open waters of Sevan to the green hills of Dilijan and Tavush.The day begins at Lake Sevan, one of the largest high-altitude freshwater lakes in Eurasia, followed by a visit to Sevanavank Monastery on the Sevan Peninsula, which offers sweeping views over the lake. The tour then continues to Dilijan, often referred to as the "Armenian Switzerland", for a short stop and an optional lunch break. The final visits are to Goshavank and Haghartsin, two remarkable medieval monastery complexes set among the wooded hills of Tavush.

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Duration: 9-10 hours

Start time: 10:00

Thursday, 20 Aug, 2026

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32.84 USD
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Tsaghkadzor, Kecharis, Ropeway, Sevan, Sevanavank, Trout BBQ

Linking Armenia's best-known mountain resort with one of its most famous lake destinations, this full-day tour from Yerevan traces a route from the slopes of Tsaghkadzor to the shores of Lake Sevan, combining monastery heritage, ropeway panoramas and classic natural scenery in one well-rounded day. Over 7-8 hours, it offers a varied experience of mountain views, cultural landmarks and lakeside atmosphere, complemented by local culinary highlights.The route begins in Tsaghkadzor, the "Valley of Flowers", and continues to Kecharis Monastery, an 11th-13th century monastic complex set among the resort town's mountain surroundings. After a ropeway ride to the first station, with wide views over the slopes, the tour heads to Lake Sevan, one of Armenia's best-known natural landmarks, and Sevanavank Monastery on the peninsula above the water. The itinerary also includes a lunch stop, with the option to enjoy a classic Sevan trout barbecue by the lake.

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Duration: 7-8 hours

Start time: 10:00

Thursday, 20 Aug, 2026

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35.60 USD
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Friday, 21 Aug, 2026

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Amberd, Aragats, Lake Kari, Dried Fruit tasting, Saghmosavank, Alphabet Alley

Set high on the slopes of Mount Aragats, this full-day tour from Yerevan unfolds through mountain scenery, medieval monuments and the flavors of Armenian tradition. Over 9-10 hours, it leads from the stone walls of Amberd Fortress and the windswept shores of Lake Kari to Saghmosavank above the Kasagh Gorge and, finally, to the Armenian Alphabet Monument – one of the country's most distinctive cultural symbols.The day begins at Amberd Fortress, a 7th-century stronghold rising on the southern slope of Mount Aragats, before climbing higher into the mountains to Lake Kari at 3250 meters. A stop for traditional Armenian dried fruit production and tasting, along with an optional lunch break, adds a local touch to the route. The journey then continues to Saghmosavank, a 13th-century monastery complex overlooking the Kasagh Gorge, and concludes at the Armenian Alphabet Monument, created to mark the 1600th anniversary of the Armenian alphabet.

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Duration: 9-10 hours

Start time: 09:00

Friday, 21 Aug, 2026

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35.60 USD
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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, 21 Aug, 2026

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35.60 USD
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Gyumri (Museum, Black Fortress, Walking tour), Harichavank

This full-day tour from Yerevan introduces Gyumri – Armenia's second-largest city – with its historic streets, museum heritage and fortress architecture, before continuing to Harichavank Monastery. Over 10-11 hours, you will discover one of the country's most distinctive cities, walk through its old quarters and then travel to a well-known monastic complex on the western slope of Mount Aragats.The route presents Gyumri as one of Armenia's major cultural centers, where 19th-century architecture and a strong local character still shape the cityscape. At the Gyumri Urban Life Museum (Dzitoghtsyan), you will gain insight into the history and everyday life of old Gyumri, while a stop at the Black Fortress, built in 1834, adds an important historical dimension to the tour. After an optional lunch break, the journey concludes at Harichavank Monastery, a historic complex set on a rocky cape above the surrounding landscape.

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Duration: 10-11 hours

Start time: 09:00

Friday, 21 Aug, 2026

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Khor Virap, Birds' Cave, Hin Areni Winery, Noravank

From Mount Ararat views to the red cliffs of Vayots Dzor, this full-day tour from Yerevan combines Armenia's early Christian heritage, archaeological legacy, winemaking traditions and medieval monastic architecture in one rewarding journey through southern Armenia. Over 9-10 hours, it offers a well-balanced mix of scenic landscapes, cultural landmarks, local flavours and historic sites, making it a memorable day trip for travellers interested in the country's heritage and regional character.The route begins at Khor Virap, one of Armenia's best-known monastery sites and a renowned viewpoint for Mount Ararat, then continues to the Areni-1 cave complex (Birds' Cave), a site of major archaeological significance. After a tour and tasting at "Hin Areni" Wine Factory and an optional lunch stop, the journey heads to Noravank, a 13th-century monastery complex dramatically set among the red rock formations of Vayots Dzor.

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Duration: 9-10 hours

Start time: 10:00

Friday, 21 Aug, 2026

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35.60 USD
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Saturday, 22 Aug, 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, 22 Aug, 2026

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Khor Virap, Noravank, Tatev (Ropeway return)

This full-day tour from Yerevan follows a southbound route through historic monasteries, canyon views and one of Armenia's most striking aerial crossings. Over 14-15 hours, it links the open horizon of the Ararat plain with the rugged landscapes of Vayots Dzor and the deep gorge country of Syunik.The day opens at Khor Virap Monastery, one of Armenia's best-known landmarks and a classic viewpoint toward Mount Ararat. From there, the journey continues to Noravank, a 13th-century monastic complex set among the red cliffs of Vayots Dzor. After an optional lunch stop, the route heads on to Tatev Monastery, a major medieval spiritual center above the Vorotan Gorge and concludes with a ride on the "Wings of Tatev" Ropeway between Halidzor and Tatev.

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Duration: 14-15 hours

Start time: 08:30

Saturday, 22 Aug, 2026

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63.20 USD
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Lake Sevan, Sevanavank, Dilijan (short stop), Goshavank, Haghartsin

From the shores of Lake Sevan to the forested landscapes of Tavush, this full-day tour from Yerevan combines panoramic views, medieval monastic heritage and some of northern Armenia's most scenic destinations. Over 9-10 hours, the route takes you from the open waters of Sevan to the green hills of Dilijan and Tavush.The day begins at Lake Sevan, one of the largest high-altitude freshwater lakes in Eurasia, followed by a visit to Sevanavank Monastery on the Sevan Peninsula, which offers sweeping views over the lake. The tour then continues to Dilijan, often referred to as the "Armenian Switzerland", for a short stop and an optional lunch break. The final visits are to Goshavank and Haghartsin, two remarkable medieval monastery complexes set among the wooded hills of Tavush.

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Duration: 9-10 hours

Start time: 10:00

Saturday, 22 Aug, 2026

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32.84 USD
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Tegher Monastery, Voskevaz Winery & Hovhannavank

This half-day tour from Yerevan moves through a quieter side of Armenia, where monastic stillness, vineyard heritage and highland scenery meet between the slopes of Mount Aragats and the edge of the Kasagh Gorge. Over 5-6 hours, it brings together medieval stone architecture, Armenian winemaking tradition and two dramatically placed monasteries in one compact experience.The first stop is Tegher Monastery, a 13th-century complex on the southern slope of Mount Aragats. The route then continues to "Voskevaz" Wine Factory, founded in 1932, where historic cellars, local wine culture and a guided tasting define the visit. The day concludes at Hovhannavank, an important medieval monastery set above the Kasagh Gorge, known for its commanding views and finely carved stonework.

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Duration: 5-6 hours

Start time: 09:00

Saturday, 22 Aug, 2026

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30.08 USD
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Etchmiadzin Mother Cathedral, St. Hripsime & Gayane, Zvartnots Temple

This half-day tour from Yerevan offers a concentrated introduction to the beginnings of Christian Armenia, bringing together the spiritual heart of Etchmiadzin and the monumental remains of Zvartnots in a single route. Over 4-5 hours, it connects Armenia's most revered early churches and some of its most important UNESCO-listed sacred sites, creating a compact experience shaped by faith, history and architecture.The first stop is Etchmiadzin Mother Cathedral, the spiritual center of the Armenian Apostolic Church and widely regarded as the first Christian cathedral in the world. The route then continues to St. Hripsime and St. Gayane, two of Etchmiadzin's most significant early churches, before concluding at Zvartnots, the 7th-century temple of St. Gregory, whose ruins still convey the scale and brilliance of early medieval Armenian architecture.On Sunday departures, guests may also have the opportunity to witness the liturgy at Etchmiadzin Mother Cathedral.

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Duration: 4-5 hours

Start time: 10:00

Sunday, 23 Aug, 2026

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24.56 USD
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Hin Areni Winery, Tatev (Ropeway return), Khndzoresk Caves & Bridge

This full-day tour from Yerevan traces a route across southern Armenia, linking Areni's winemaking tradition with the dramatic landscapes of Syunik through a day shaped by local flavour, medieval heritage, ropeway panoramas and the cliffside world of Old Khndzoresk. Over 14-15 hours, it builds into a rich and contrasting experience, where wine culture, landmark monuments and some of the country's most striking scenery come together in a single itinerary.The first stop is Areni, one of Armenia's best-known wine regions, where the "Hin Areni" Wine Factory welcomes visitors for a tour and tasting of local wines. The route then continues toward Tatev Monastery. After an optional lunch stop, the program includes a visit to the monastery and a ride on the "Wings of Tatev" Ropeway linking Halidzor and Tatev. The final stop is Khndzoresk, where cave dwellings and the 160-meter swinging bridge create one of the most dramatic highlights of the journey.

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Duration: 14-15 hours

Start time: 08:30

Sunday, 23 Aug, 2026

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63.20 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.

362 reviews
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Duration: 8-9 hours

Start time: 10:00

Sunday, 23 Aug, 2026

Price per person

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

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Tsaghkadzor, Kecharis, Ropeway, Sevan, Sevanavank, Trout BBQ

Linking Armenia's best-known mountain resort with one of its most famous lake destinations, this full-day tour from Yerevan traces a route from the slopes of Tsaghkadzor to the shores of Lake Sevan, combining monastery heritage, ropeway panoramas and classic natural scenery in one well-rounded day. Over 7-8 hours, it offers a varied experience of mountain views, cultural landmarks and lakeside atmosphere, complemented by local culinary highlights.The route begins in Tsaghkadzor, the "Valley of Flowers", and continues to Kecharis Monastery, an 11th-13th century monastic complex set among the resort town's mountain surroundings. After a ropeway ride to the first station, with wide views over the slopes, the tour heads to Lake Sevan, one of Armenia's best-known natural landmarks, and Sevanavank Monastery on the peninsula above the water. The itinerary also includes a lunch stop, with the option to enjoy a classic Sevan trout barbecue by the lake.

511 reviews
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Duration: 7-8 hours

Start time: 10:00

Sunday, 23 Aug, 2026

Price per person

35.60 USD
Number of people
Adult (age 8+)

Child (age 3-8) 50% discount

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Monday, 24 Aug, 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, 24 Aug, 2026

Price per person

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

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Haghpat, Zarni-Parni, Akhtala, Aramyants Castle, Sanahin

Lori brings together steep gorges, wooded slopes and some of Armenia's richest monastic heritage, and this full-day tour from Yerevan follows that contrast across the region's best-known landmarks. Over 13-14 hours, the day moves between UNESCO-listed monasteries, cave fortifications, a dramatic hilltop stronghold and one of northern Armenia's most unusual historic residences.The day begins at Haghpat, a 10th-century monastery where Sayat-Nova lived and worked at the end of the 18th century. From there, the journey continues to the Zarni-Parni Cave Castle Complex, historically associated with the scholar Hovhannes Imastaser. After an optional lunch stop, the route turns toward Akhtala Fortress, dramatically positioned on a plateau above deep gorges, then on to Aramyants Castle, known for its Swiss-style architecture, before ending at Sanahin Monastery. Both Haghpat and Sanahin are included in the UNESCO World Heritage List.

288 reviews
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Duration: 13-14 hours

Start time: 09:00

Monday, 24 Aug, 2026

Price per person

43.88 USD
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Adult (age 8+)

Child (age 3-8) 50% discount

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Khor Virap, Birds' Cave, Hin Areni Winery, Noravank

From Mount Ararat views to the red cliffs of Vayots Dzor, this full-day tour from Yerevan combines Armenia's early Christian heritage, archaeological legacy, winemaking traditions and medieval monastic architecture in one rewarding journey through southern Armenia. Over 9-10 hours, it offers a well-balanced mix of scenic landscapes, cultural landmarks, local flavours and historic sites, making it a memorable day trip for travellers interested in the country's heritage and regional character.The route begins at Khor Virap, one of Armenia's best-known monastery sites and a renowned viewpoint for Mount Ararat, then continues to the Areni-1 cave complex (Birds' Cave), a site of major archaeological significance. After a tour and tasting at "Hin Areni" Wine Factory and an optional lunch stop, the journey heads to Noravank, a 13th-century monastery complex dramatically set among the red rock formations of Vayots Dzor.

666 reviews
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Duration: 9-10 hours

Start time: 10:00

Monday, 24 Aug, 2026

Price per person

35.60 USD
Number of people
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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Lake Sevan, Sevanavank, Boat Trip, Leisure Time

This half-day tour from Yerevan offers an easy escape to Lake Sevan, where wide horizons, monastic history, a scenic boat ride and unhurried time by the shore come together in one relaxing outing. Over 5-6 hours, it blends Sevan's open water, the hilltop setting of Sevanavank and the simple pleasure of being by the lake into a compact experience shaped by scenery, fresh air and calm.The first stop is Lake Sevan, one of the largest high-altitude lakes in Eurasia, followed by Sevanavank Monastery on the peninsula, where sweeping views open over the deep blue water. The program also includes a boat trip across the lake and free time by the shore, offering the chance to unwind, enjoy the scenery and, in warm weather, even take a swim.Boat trips are subject to weather conditions.

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Duration: 5-6 hours

Start time: 09:00

Monday, 24 Aug, 2026

Price per person

27.32 USD
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