• Monastery Sevanavank - Situated on the peninsula of Lake Sevan, Sevanavank was established by Gregory the Illuminator in 305. Archaeological findings indicate that this area was inhabited during the Stone and Bronze Ages. An inscription on the southern wall of the Church of the Holy Apostles reveals that the monastery’s expansion in the 9th century was overseen by the daughter of Ashot I Bagratuni, the founder of the Bagratuni royal dynasty.
• Lake Sevan - Lake Sevan is a stunning “jewel” of Armenia. Visitors from abroad can enjoy a delightful holiday on Sevan’s shores, surrounded by scenic mountains, while exploring fascinating ancient historical sites. It is recommended to visit cultural landmarks such as the Sevanavank and Hayravank monasteries, as well as the ancient khachkars cemetery at Noratus.
• Dilijan - The tour concludes with the Old Dilijan complex. On Sharambeyan Street, visitors can admire typical 19th-century houses and wooden balconies. This street epitomizes the essence of Old Dilijan, showcasing the renowned Dilijan architectural style.
• Haghartsin Monastery - Haghartsin is a quaint monastery nestled amidst the lush nature of Dilijan, surrounded by beautiful trees and mountains. The monastery complex was constructed between the 10th and 13th centuries.
• Goshavank Monastery - Encircled by breathtaking forests and hills, Goshavank Monastery is located in the village of Gosh, 15 km east of the Dilijan resort city. This gem of Armenian architecture was once a distinguished university in the Middle Ages. Goshavank is a distinctive monastic complex, embodying all the virtues of medieval architecture. The buildings of the monastic complex harmonize beautifully with the area’s opulent nature.
• Yerevan - A trip from Yerevan to the Points of Interest and back, including a meal stop and free time, will complete the itinerary.

• Transport
• Professional guide

• Food and drinks
• Snacks

Immerse yourself in the stunning landscapes of Sevan and Dilijan.

As you explore Dilijan, you will experience its distinctive vicinity featuring appealing homes with wooden verandas. You will encounter the craftsmanship of woodworking artists, bakery experts, pottery specialists, and jewelry makers.

Given its similarity to its natural surroundings, the city often garners the moniker ‘Armenian Switzerland’.

• Sevanavank Monastery is on peninsula and there are stares to go up.

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