Discover the essence of Armenia in just five unforgettable days.
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This classic journey combines the country’s rich history, breathtaking nature, and authentic culture — all while staying in comfort in Yerevan.
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Explore the heart of the capital on a walking city tour, taste world-famous ARARAT brandy, and visit ancient landmarks such as Garni Temple and the rock-carved Geghard Monastery. Journey south to Khor Virap and Noravank for stunning views of Mount Ararat, enjoy local wine in Areni, and unwind amid the waterfalls of Jermuk. Experience the alpine beauty of Dilijan, the serene monasteries of Goshavank and Haghartsin, and the peaceful shores of Parz Lake.
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With professional guides, comfortable transfers, and carefully selected hotels, this tour offers the perfect blend of adventure, culture, and relaxation — a true introduction to Armenia’s timeless charm.
29 October 2025 - 30 November 2027
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tours_page.info_language:English, Russian, Armenian, French, German
Transportation services with hotel pick up and drop off
Bottled water
Entrance tickets according to the program
Professional English-speaking guide services
Airport transfers (arrival & departure)
Accommodation (Twin/Double room)
Master classes and tastings according to the program ARARAT Brandy, Lavash-baking, Tolma-Making, Old Areni
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Flight tickets & visa fees
Travel insurance
Single room supplement
Lunch & dinner
Any additional fees
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tour_single.tour_stop_label 1.Arrival - Yerevan Walking City tour
Pick up from the airport. Time for rest We will begin our city tour at the heart of Yerevan, Republic Square, where we will see the famous Singing Fountains, a true hallmark of the city. Next, we will see the Alexander Spendiaryan National Academic Opera and Ballet Theatre, a significant landmark in Armenia’s cultural and public life. We will also see the magnificent Cascade Complex, a monumental architectural masterpiece featuring multiple levels adorned with modern art installations. At its base stands the statue of Alexander Tamanyan, the chief architect behind Yerevan’s design.
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tour_single.tour_stop_label 1.Garni, Geghard, Arch of Charents, Symphony of Stones, ARARAT, Vernissage
Today, we will start our journey with a visit to Khor Virap Monastery, a site of great historical significance tied to Armenia’s adoption of Christianity. Here, you will have the chance to descend into the underground dungeon inside St. Gregory the Illuminator Chapel. From the monastery grounds, you’ll enjoy breathtaking views of the sacred Mount Ararat. Next, we’ll head to Noravank Monastery, renowned for its stunning medieval Armenian architecture and its spiritual importance. Our tour continues with a visit to the Areni Cave, where a 6,000-year-old wine press—the oldest in the world—was discovered. Afterwards, we’ll visit the Areni Winery for a delightful wine-tasting experience. It’s time to head to Jermuk city. The name “Jermuk” is translated as “hot spring” from Armenian. It is also renowned for its health resorts, wonderful nature and pure mountain air.
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tour_single.tour_stop_label 1.Khor Virap, Noravank, Areni Winery and Cave, Jermuk city and Waterfall
Today, we will start our journey with a visit to Khor Virap Monastery, a site of great historical significance tied to Armenia’s adoption of Christianity. Here, you will have the chance to descend into the underground dungeon inside St. Gregory the Illuminator Chapel. From the monastery grounds, you’ll enjoy breathtaking views of the sacred Mount Ararat. Next, we’ll head to Noravank Monastery, renowned for its stunning medieval Armenian architecture and its spiritual importance. Our tour continues with a visit to the Areni Cave, where a 6,000-year-old wine press—the oldest in the world—was discovered. Afterwards, we’ll visit the Areni Winery for a delightful wine-tasting experience. It’s time to head to Jermuk city. The name “Jermuk” is translated as “hot spring” from Armenian. It is also renowned for its health resorts, wonderful nature and pure mountain air.
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tour_single.tour_stop_label 1.Dilijan City, Goshavank and Haghartsin, Parz Lake
Today, we’ll journey to Dilijan, a town often referred to as the "Second Switzerland" for its lush forests, rolling hills, and alpine charm. Known as a haven for artists, nature lovers, and those seeking tranquility, Dilijan offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and cultural heritage. While in Dilijan, we’ll explore two of its most renowned historical landmarks: Goshavank Monastery, a 12th-century masterpiece named after the famous scholar and clergyman Mkhitar Gosh. This site is not only an architectural wonder but also a symbol of Armenia's rich medieval heritage. Haghartsin Monastery is nestled deep within the forests of Dilijan National Park. This spiritual retreat, dating back to the 10th to 13th centuries, is surrounded by serene landscapes that enhance its mystical atmosphere. In Dilijan, we’ll take part in a hands-on ‘Tolma’ making master class. We will have to stop at Old Dilijan Complex on our way back to Yerevan
