• Lake Sevan - It’s almost unthinkable to visit Armenia without seeing Lake Sevan. As Armenia lacks a coastline, this stunning blue lake is the top summer destination for locals. Sevan is famous for its unique ability to frequently change colors and is one of the world’s largest freshwater lakes. Beyond admiring its beauty, you can explore the Sevan peninsula, which was once an island. The Sevan Monastery, located in the heart of the peninsula, will captivate you with its distinctive medieval Armenian architecture. In addition to the monastery, the peninsula offers breathtaking views.

If you love seafood, you’ll relish the taste of Sevan trout, one of the lake’s prized offerings.

• Kecharis Monastery - Located near Yerevan, Tsaghkadzor, which means “city of flowers,” is a popular destination for tourists year-round. The 11th-century Kecharis Monastery stands in the city center and includes four churches, a courtyard, and two chapels.

The Tsaghkadzor ropeway is a must-try adventure, offering fantastic views and unforgettable experiences. It’s a great way to appreciate the beauty of Armenian nature and Teghenis Mountain. In winter, the city is a haven for skiing and snowboarding enthusiasts. Professional athletes from around the globe come here for training camps, but it’s also perfect for beginners. Visitors often rave about the stunning tracks. The ropeway costs AMD 2,000 one way.

For thrill-seekers, the Tsaghkadzor zipline is an excellent choice. It operates daily from 11:00 to 18:00, and the cost is 10,000 AMD (approximately $21) per person.

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