Yerevan - Khor Virap - Etchmiadzin - Zvartnots - Yerevan

Khor Virap - The Khor Virap Monastery is a significant sanctuary for Armenians, situated at the base of the legendary Mount Ararat.

Etchmiadzin Monastery - The Etchmiadzin Cathedral serves as the spiritual hub for all Armenians. Armenia was the first nation to officially embrace Christianity as its state religion in 301 AD. In 2000, UNESCO recognized the cathedral as a World Heritage Site.

Saint Hripsime Church - The Hripsime Church, also a UNESCO World Heritage Site, was constructed under the direction of Catholicos Komitas in 618 AD.

Zvartnots Temple - Visitors will also explore the Zvartnots Cathedral, a medieval Armenian cathedral from the seventh century. UNESCO has designated the ruins of Zvartnots Temple as a World Heritage Site.

Yerevan - Garni - Arch of Charents - Geghard - Symphony of Stones - Yerevan

Charent’s Arch - The Arch of Charents offers a breathtaking view of Mount Ararat.

Garni Temple - The Garni Temple is the sole surviving pagan temple in the Caucasus region, dating back to the latter half of the 1st century and dedicated to the Sun God. Following Armenia’s conversion to Christianity, the temple served as a royal residence.

Symphony of Stones - The next destination is the Symphony of Stones, a remarkable natural formation where time, wind, and water have sculpted the rocks into a harmonious blend of balance, texture, and beauty.

The Monastery of Geghard - The Geghard Monastery, a medieval site recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site, is believed to have been established by Saint Gregory in the 4th century at a sacred spring. Its unique construction is highlighted by its simplicity and the stunning natural landscape of the canyon, surrounded by cliffs and curved rock formations.

Monastery Sevanavank - The journey includes a visit to the Sevanavank monastic complex on the peninsula, where visitors can enjoy the picturesque scenery of Lake Sevan, known as the jewel of Armenia.

Yerevan - Noravank - Karahunj - Tatev/Wings of Tatev- Yerevan

Noravank Monastery - The tour includes a visit to the Noravank Monastery, a magnificent medieval Armenian monument located in a breathtaking canyon. Noravank, meaning “New Monastery,” is one of the country’s most captivating sites.

Karahundj (Armenia’s Stonehenge) - The next stop is the Karahunj Observatory, also known as Zorats Karer, featuring a megalithic arrangement of Bronze Age tombs and over 220 standing stones or menhirs.

Wings of Tatev | Tatever - The journey includes a ride on the Wings of Tatev, the world’s longest reversible cable car (5752 meters), as recorded in the Guinness Book of Records.

Tatev Monastery - The final destination is the Tatev Monastery, a masterpiece of Armenian architecture. Established in the 9th century, it has been a prominent educational and religious center in Armenia for many centuries.

• Professional English-speaking driver or guide (optional)
• Air conditioning and Wi-Fi on board
• Comfortable transportation as per itinerary
• Hotel pick-up and drop-off included
• Private and exclusive tour experience
• Complimentary water bottle daily per person

• Lunch & Drinks (opcional: with additional fee)
• Zvartnots entrance ticket: 1500 AMD
• Garni entrance ticket: 1500 AMD
• Karahunj entrance ticket: 1500 AMD
• Wings of Tatev ropeway ticket: 9000 AMD
• Symphony of Stones entrance ticket: 300 AMD
• Services, not mentioned in the inclusions

Embark on a 3-day private tour to explore Armenia’s incredible attractions, steeped in rich history and culture. Feel free to choose your own meals and book accommodations that suit your preferences or budget.

Discover Armenia’s UNESCO World Heritage sites and architectural marvels. Marvel at the stunning view of the biblical Mount Ararat. Explore Armenia’s most remarkable attractions. Experience the Wings of Tatev cable car, the world’s longest reversible cableway. Enjoy your visit to our beautiful country.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.