• Begin your journey with a full day in Armenia’s vibrant capital — Yerevan, where ancient history and modern charm blend seamlessly.

  1. Victory Park & Mother Armenia Monument
     Start with a panoramic view of the city from Victory Park, home to the towering Mother Armenia statue and the Military Museum, offering insight into the nation’s resilience and proud heritage.

  2. Cascade Complex
     A monumental stairway adorned with modern art and fountains. Climb or take the escalator to enjoy breathtaking views and contemporary sculptures.

  3. Yerevan Opera House & Swan Lake
     Pass by the majestic Opera House and relax by Swan Lake, a favorite spot for both locals and visitors.

  4. Northern Avenue
     Stroll along Yerevan’s lively pedestrian avenue filled with cafes, boutiques, and modern Armenian flair.

  5. Republic Square
     Marvel at the architectural gem of Republic Square, known for its musical fountains and historic buildings — especially stunning at night.

  6. Vernissage Market
     Shop for authentic Armenian crafts, souvenirs, and antiques at Vernissage, the open-air market beloved by tourists.

  7. Blue Mosque
     Conclude your day with a peaceful visit to the elegant Blue Mosque, a symbol of Armenia’s cultural diversity and Islamic heritage.

• Today’s journey takes you east of Yerevan, through breathtaking landscapes and into Armenia’s ancient spiritual and cultural heart.

  1. Arch of Charents (Charents’ Arch)
     Start the day with a photo stop at the iconic Arch of Charents, offering a stunning panoramic view of Mount Ararat — a poetic and symbolic spot named after Armenian writer Yeghishe Charents.

  2. Garni Pagan Temple
     Visit the Garni Temple, the only standing Greco-Roman colonnaded temple in the region, built in the 1st century. A must-see for history lovers.

  3. Symphony of Stones
     Explore the natural wonder of the Symphony of Stones — dramatic basalt columns lining the gorge below Garni, shaped by volcanic forces into a mesmerizing harmony of geometry and nature.

  4. Lavash Baking Experience
     Immerse yourself in Armenian culture with a hands-on lavash bread-making session in a traditional tonir oven. Discover the UNESCO-listed art of this beloved flatbread.

  5. Geghard Monastery
     A spiritual highlight of the day. Visit the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Geghard Monastery, carved partially into solid rock, with a peaceful setting surrounded by cliffs and legends.

  6. Return to Yerevan
     After a day filled with spiritual, natural, and cultural treasures, return to Yerevan for a relaxing evening.

• Day 3 takes you to Echmiadzin, the spiritual center of the Armenian Apostolic Church, often called the “Vatican of Armenia.” It’s a sacred and serene journey through the roots of Christianity.

  1. Echmiadzin Cathedral
     Visit the Echmiadzin Cathedral, considered the oldest Christian cathedral in the world, built in the 4th century. This holy site is the heart of the Armenian Church and a UNESCO World Heritage site.

  2. St. Gayane Church
     Continue to St. Gayane Church, a beautiful 7th-century basilica dedicated to one of the Christian martyrs who helped spread Christianity in Armenia. A place of peace and reverence.

  3. Zvartnots Cathedral Ruins
     Explore the Zvartnots Cathedral, once a majestic 7th-century masterpiece of architecture. Though in ruins, its grandeur and open views toward Mount Ararat still inspire awe.

  4. Return to Yerevan
     Head back to Yerevan with time to relax or enjoy optional evening activities such as dining, shopping, or strolling through Republic Square under the city lights.

• This day offers a refreshing escape to Armenia’s lush mountains and sparkling lake. From thrilling experiences to spiritual landmarks, Day 4 blends adrenaline with awe-inspiring beauty.

  1. Tsaghkadzor City
     Head to Tsaghkadzor, a picturesque mountain resort town whose name means “Valley of Flowers.” It’s a beloved destination for both winter sports and summer relaxation.

  2. Tsaghkadzor Ropeway Ride
     Soar above the forested slopes on the Tsaghkadzor Ropeway. Whether it’s snow-covered or green and blooming, the view from the top is simply breathtaking.

  3. Zipline Adventure
     For thrill-seekers, experience the Tsaghkadzor zip line, flying high over canyons and trees — an unforgettable way to feel the freedom of the Armenian landscape.

  4. Lake Sevan
     Visit the stunning Lake Sevan, one of the largest high-altitude freshwater lakes in the world. Its deep blue waters and surrounding mountains make it a true natural jewel.

  5. Sevanavank Monastery
     Perched on a hilltop peninsula above the lake, the Sevanavank Monastery offers spiritual calm and panoramic views — a perfect blend of history and nature.

  6. Return to Yerevan
     After a day filled with scenic beauty and mountain adventure, return to Yerevan to rest and recharge.

Today’s journey unveils the spiritual depth and natural beauty of southern Armenia — from iconic monasteries with views of Mount Ararat to the therapeutic springs of Jermuk.

1. Khor Virap Monastery
   Begin with a visit to Khor Virap, one of Armenia’s most iconic monasteries. Set against the majestic backdrop of Mount Ararat, it marks the site where Saint Gregory the Illuminator was imprisoned — a powerful symbol of Armenia’s Christian roots.

2. Noravank Monastery
   Travel through the scenic red rock canyons of the Vayots Dzor region to reach Noravank, a stunning 13th-century monastery perched dramatically on a cliff ledge. Its unique two-story church and peaceful setting leave a lasting impression.

3. Jermuk Drinking Gallery
   Arrive in the spa town of Jermuk, famous for its mineral waters. Taste the naturally carbonated, healing waters at the Drinking Gallery, where different taps offer different mineral blends.

4. Jermuk Waterfall
   Marvel at the Jermuk Waterfall, often called “Mermaid’s Hair,” as it cascades gracefully from a height of 70 meters into a lush gorge below — a must-see natural wonder.

5. Jermuk Geysers
   Experience the unique Jermuk geysers, hot mineral springs bubbling from the earth, believed to have therapeutic properties.

6. Overnight in Jermuk
   Spend the night in Jermuk, relaxing in a mountain resort hotel surrounded by clean air, forests, and the sounds of nature.

Experience the thrill of one of the world’s longest cable cars and explore legendary sites steeped in history and natural wonder.

1. Tatev Ropeway (Wings of Tatev)
   Take an unforgettable ride on the Tatev Ropeway, spanning 5.7 kilometers across breathtaking landscapes. This gondola offers panoramic views of deep gorges, forests, and mountains.

2. Tatev Monastery
   Visit the majestic Tatev Monastery, a 9th-century Armenian Apostolic monastery perched on the edge of a gorge. Revered for its architecture, history, and spiritual significance.

3. Devil’s Bridge
   Discover the natural wonder of Devil’s Bridge — a series of natural rock formations and hot springs. Enjoy the stunning scenery, waterfalls, and mineral pools in this unique geological site.

4. Return to Yerevan
   After an exciting day, return to Yerevan for your final night in the city. Enjoy a farewell dinner or explore the vibrant nightlife.

Spend your last day in the lush greenery of Dilijan, a peaceful retreat famous for its forests, lakes, and medieval monasteries.

1. Dilijan City
   Explore Dilijan, known as the “Armenian Switzerland,” with its charming old town, artisan shops, and cozy cafés nestled in the mountains.

2. Deer Park
   Visit the serene Deer Park, home to various species of deer and other wildlife — a perfect spot for nature lovers and families.

3. Parz Lake
   Relax by the crystal-clear waters of Parz Lake, set in a forested area offering walking paths, picnic spots, and boat rides.

4. Haghartsin Monastery
   Discover the tranquil Haghartsin Monastery, a beautiful 13th-century complex nestled among the pine forests, renowned for its stunning architecture and peaceful ambiance.

5. Return to Yerevan
   Return to Yerevan for your final evening, with time to reflect on your unforgettable journey through Armenia.