Day 1: Arrival in Yerevan

• Welcome to Armenia! Upon arrival at Zvartnots International Airport, you will be warmly greeted by our representative. Comfortable transfer to your hotel in Yerevan.
• After check-in (from 14:00), you will have free time to relax or take your first walk around the city — a perfect introduction to one of the world’s oldest capitals.

Day 2: Yerevan – City Tour

• Breakfast at the hotel.
• Discover Yerevan — one of the world’s oldest cities, even older than Rome. During the city tour, you will visit the iconic Mother Armenia Monument, offering a panoramic view over the capital, the Opera House, Republic Square, and the famous Cascade Complex, home to the Cafesjian Center for the Arts. You will also see the impressive statue of David of Sassoun, the legendary hero of Armenian epic.
• The tour continues with a visit to the Tsitsernakaberd Memorial and the Armenian Genocide Museum (1915) — an important and moving part of Armenia’s history.
• Lunch at a traditional Armenian restaurant.
• Visit to the Ararat “Noy” Brandy Factory with a tour and tasting of world-renowned Armenian brandy.
• Transfer back to the hotel. Free time.

Day 3: Yerevan – Garni – Geghard – Symphony of Stones – Sevan – Yerevan

• Breakfast at the hotel.
• Today you will explore some of Armenia’s most iconic natural and cultural landmarks.
• Your journey begins with a visit to the Garni Temple — the only surviving pagan temple in Armenia, built in the 1st century in Hellenistic style and dedicated to the Sun God Mithra.
• Next, you will visit the UNESCO-listed Geghard Monastery (12th–13th centuries), a unique complex partially carved into the rock. Its name, meaning “Monastery of the Spear,” is linked to the legendary spear that pierced Jesus Christ.
• Continue to the spectacular Symphony of Stones — a natural wonder where towering basalt columns resemble the pipes of a giant organ.
•  Lunch during the tour.
• The trip continues to Lake Sevan — the “jewel of Armenia,” one of the largest high-altitude freshwater lakes in the world, located at 1,900 meters above sea level.
• Visit the historic Sevanavank Monastery (9th century), offering breathtaking views over the lake.
• Return to Yerevan. Transfer to the hotel. Free time.

Day 4: Yerevan — Dashtadem — Alexandropol — Marmashen — Gyumri

• Breakfast at the hotel. Check out from the hotel.
• Visit Dashtadem Fortress — one of the best-preserved medieval fortresses in Armenia, founded in the 10th century by the Bagratuni dynasty. It once protected the eastern approaches to the ancient city of Ani.
• Travel to Gyumri, Armenia’s second-largest city.
• City tour in Gyumri — a walking excursion through the charming old town with colorful facades, unique architecture, and panoramic views of Vardanants Square.
•  Lunch during the tour.
• Visit Alexandropol Fortress (Sev Berd – the Black Fortress) — built during the Russian Empire, this fort played a key role in defending the southern borders against Persian and Ottoman invasions.
• Visit Marmashen Monastery Complex — a set of three beautifully preserved churches, outstanding examples of the medieval “Ani school” of Armenian architecture.
• Dinner and overnight stay in Gyumri.

Day 5: Gyumri – Sanahin – Akhtala – Haghpat

• Breakfast at the hotel. Check out from the hotel.
• Your journey begins with a visit to Sanahin Monastery — a remarkable religious and cultural center during the reign of the Kyurikid dynasty (10th–12th centuries). Wander through its ancient halls and marvel at the intricate stone carvings that have stood the test of time.
• Next, explore Akhtala Fortress (10th century), a key strategic stronghold of the Kyurik-Bagratid kingdom. Climb its historic walls and imagine the stories of battles and kings that once shaped this land.
• Lunch during the tour.
• Continue to Haghpat Village, famed for its medieval monasteries and included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. Here, visit Haghpat Monastery (10th century), celebrated not only for its stunning architecture but also for its holy waters, believed to have healing properties, especially for heart conditions.
• Dinner and overnight stay in Haghpat, enjoying the peaceful village atmosphere after a day full of history, culture, and breathtaking scenery.

Day 6: Haghpat – Armenian Alphabet Monument – Saghmosavank – Ovanavank – Armenia Wine – Yerevan

• Breakfast at the hotel. Check out from the hotel.
  Depart from Haghpat and continue your journey through Armenia’s rich history and culture.
• Your first stop is the Armenian Alphabet Monument, perched on the slopes of Mount Aragats. This remarkable monument celebrates 1,600 years since the creation of the Armenian alphabet. Thirty-nine massive letters, carved from the famous red tufa stone, stand near the resting place of Saint Mesrop Mashtots, the visionary who created the Armenian alphabet in 405 AD. A truly inspiring spot for culture and photography enthusiasts alike.
• Next, visit Saghmosavank Monastery (13th century), located on the western edge of the Kasagh River Gorge. Enjoy breathtaking views of the canyon as you explore this historic spiritual center.
• Lunch during the tour.
• Continue to the majestic Ovanavank Monastery, situated in the picturesque village of Ovan in the Aragatsotn region. According to tradition, the monastery was founded by Saint Gregory the Illuminator, who brought here the relics of Saint John the Baptist, giving the monastery its name — “Ovanavank,” or the Monastery of John. Its serene setting and historic significance make it a truly unforgettable experience.
• Visit Armenia Wine, the largest winery in the South Caucasus and a symbol of modern Armenian winemaking. Discover the art of wine production and sample some of Armenia’s finest vintages.
• Return to Yerevan and transfer to your hotel. Enjoy free time in the evening to relax, explore, or soak in the atmosphere of the Armenian capital.

Day 7: Yerevan – Saint Hripsime – Etchmiadzin – Zvartnots – Yerevan

• Breakfast at the hotel.
  Begin your day with a journey to the spiritual heart of Armenia.
• Your first stop is the Church of Saint Hripsime (7th century), built in 618 on the site of an ancient pagan temple. This sacred church marks the place where Saint Hripsime was martyred, offering a powerful glimpse into Armenia’s early Christian history.
• Next, visit the Etchmiadzin Cathedral (4th century), the mother church of the Armenian Apostolic Church and one of the oldest Christian cathedrals in the world. It remains the residence of the Catholicos of All Armenians and a center of spiritual life for millions.
• Explore the Treasury of Etchmiadzin Museum, home to priceless artifacts. Highlights include the Spear of Longinus, said to have pierced Christ, and relics connected to Noah’s Ark — treasures that tell stories spanning millennia.
• Continue to the ruins of Zvartnots Cathedral (9th century), known as the “Temple of the Vigilant Powers” or the “Temple of the Heavenly Angels.” Its grand scale and intricate design showcase the remarkable architectural genius of medieval Armenia.
• Return to Yerevan.
• Lunch during the tour.
• Transfer to your hotel and enjoy free time to relax, explore, or experience the vibrant capital at your own pace.

Day 8: Transfer to the Airport – Departure

• Breakfast at the hotel.
• Check out from your hotel at 12:00 and prepare for your departure.
• Enjoy a comfortable transfer to the airport (approx. 40 minutes / 25 km), taking with you unforgettable memories of Armenia’s history, culture, and breathtaking landscapes.
• Board your flight and say farewell to this enchanting country, carrying the experiences of an incredible journey that will stay with you forever.

Price of the package –  $ 1048

The price is per person on basis of DBL/TWIN occupancy and includes all taxes and duties.

Extra charge for SGL occupancy from $ 153

We can change the program and excursion objects and make a tour according to your desire, for any dates convenient for you and for any number of days. Just contact us by mail or phone.

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