• Garni Temple - The Garni Temple, a true and singular masterpiece of Hellenistic architecture in Armenia, stands as a pagan temple dedicated to the Sun. It is among the oldest landmarks in Armenia, surviving from the pagan era. Although a devastating earthquake in 1679 destroyed the temple, it was reconstructed in the 20th century.
• The Monastery of Geghard - The Geghard Monastery, also known as Gegardavanq (meaning “spear” in Armenian), is an exceptional example of medieval architecture that has been remarkably well-preserved. The stunning landscape of Geghard is surrounded by towering cliffs, and the decorative art carved into the rocks reflects the development of the Medieval Ages throughout the region. The complex was first introduced to history in the 4th century as a sacred spring within a cave.
• Garni Gorge - Garni Gorge & the Symphony of Stones: Nature’s Masterpiece

Discover the awe-inspiring Garni Gorge, a natural marvel located just outside Yerevan. Sculpted by the Azat River, this magnificent canyon is renowned for its extraordinary basalt rock formations, famously known as the Symphony of Stones.

These towering, hexagonal columns resemble a giant, frozen pipe organ cascading down the cliffside. It’s a captivating sight that feels both otherworldly and majestic, making it a must-see for nature enthusiasts and photographers alike!

Combine your visit with the nearby Garni Temple, the only remaining Greco-Roman colonnaded temple in the region, for a perfect blend of nature, history, and adventure.

Prepare to walk through a geological symphony that narrates a story millions of years old!

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