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Discover the natural wonders and historic landmarks around Lake Sevan on this private full-day tour from Yerevan. Ride the cable car to Tsaghkadzor, enjoy lunch (own expense) at the mountaintop Kecharis Monastery, admire views of Lake Sevan, and visit the Sevanavank monastery. Hotel pickup and drop-off is included.

Hatis Mount (Mount Shamiram) is a volcanic massif in Kotayk Province. The height is 2528 m. It is a cone-shaped mountain of volcanic rock. The slopes in the upper part are sloping, the middle and lower parts of the beam are dissected deep by ravines. There are rocky protrusions. The mountain range is covered with meadow and steppe vegetation. The mountain is also visible from Yerevan. On the mountain there are the ruins of the Shamiram fortress, as well as a small cave.

Do you want to take a short hike 45 minutes from Yerevan in a unique natural environment, in vast territories, breathe fresh air and discover marvelous natural and cultural monuments? We advise you to take the route from the Monastery of Hovhannavank to the Monastery of Saghmosavank through the gorge of Kasakh, where many natural landscapes of exceptional beauty can be discovered.

By choosing this tour you will have a unique chance to explore cultural and natural heritages of Armenia with our professional tour guides and experienced drivers.

Discover some of the age-old craftsmanship of Armenia during your time in Yerevan. Visit a local workshop where artisans craft beautiful products made of volcanic stone and then learn the tricks of the trade to make a souvenir for yourself. Listen to anecdotes from your host about the craft while you nibble on biscuits and sip Armenian coffee.

Take a day trip to Tsaghkadzor, a spa and ski town north of Yerevan. Enjoy some skiing in the winter, or take a ride on the Tsaghkadzor Ropeway year-round. You can also do some sightseeing in the town—there are several entertainment centers, museums, and even a zipline to keep visitors entertained.

Travel 40 minutes from Yerevan to Khor Virap, the most visited pilgrimage site in Armenia. This is the site where the man who would become Saint Gregory was held in a claustrophobic pit (still viewable) for 13 years, kept alive by local Christians. Learn about the history of Christianity and Catholicism in the country, all in the shadow of Mt. Ararat, the national symbol of Armenia.

From/to Yerevan city-Zvartnots international airport transfer with modern cars and English/Russian speaking drivers. Pick up/drop off possible from/to any spot in Yerevan.

We provide highly qualified service. The time spent with us will keep long lasting emotions. You will always want to come back to Yerevan.

We start this tour from Jrambar town , near Aparan Reservior . At first we will climb Aghavno peak . There are nice landscapes view from peak . Next we will continue walking to reservior where located two ancient churches , There are place for rest . The difficulty is moderate , and route is about 10 km

Experience a thrilling paragliding ride over Yerevan and see the city from an aerial perspective. This tandem tour is perfect for travelers who just want to sit back and enjoy the views—all you have to do is follow the instructor’s direction and soon you’ll be flying amongst the clouds. Launches occur between 6,200 to 9,200 feet (2,000 to 2,800 meters) above sea level.

Experience the rich history and culture of Armenia over the course of three days with this private tour. Travel from Yerevan to Echmiadzin, Garni, Lake Sevan, Noravank, and Karahunj to explore medieval monasteries, ruins, and temples that are significant in Armenian culture and history. This excursion includes a private guide and transportation so you can arrange accommodation and meals that fit your budget.

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Explore two of Armenia’s most important spiritual sites on this private half-day tour from Yerevan. Learn the fascinating history of the Garni pagan temple, then tour the magnificent cliff-side Geghard monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Hotel pickup and drop-off is included.

Are you planning to travel to Armenia? Do you need a car? And a driver? Then, we are here to provide a private airport transfer service in Armenia. Do not hesitate to book a private airport transfer service in Armenia with us, as we guarantee the highest quality of the service and comfort.

Cut straight to the heart of Armenian culture and cuisine with this master class in “khorovats”—the art of grilling. Travel in a private vehicle direct from your door to the venue, where you meet your translator/guide and chef. Then get hands-on and prepare a barbecue feast, including vegetable skewers, minced meat delights, grilled liver, and khorovats kebabs. Choose whether to eat on site or take your cooking home.

With just one week to take in the highlights, this six-day tour from Yerevan explores Armenia’s rich history and photo-worthy landscapes. Discover the UNESCO-listed monastic complex of Geghard, admire natural wonders including Lake Sevan and Shaki Waterfall, and visit historic sites such as Khor Virap Monastery, the cave village of Khndzoresk, and the pagan temple Garni.

Discover how Armenia embraces winter with a private visit to the ski resort, Tsaghkadzor. Visit the 11th-century monastic complex of Kecharis, built by Princes Pahlavuni in the 12th to 13th centuries; ride on the cable car and soak up the views of Teghenis Mountain, then go skiing or snowboarding after reaching the top.

Lake Parz is located about 1,350m above sea level, with a length of 300m, width of 100m, and depth between 3m-10m. The lake is fed by various springs and is surrounded by beautiful forests. The water is a transparent green color, and the trees on the opposite shore seem to float on its surface when looking across from the shore. Goshavank is in the center of Gosh village (16 km east from Dilijan), in the picturesque green gorge of the Tandzut River. The monastery was founded in 1,188 by Mkhitar Gosh, a great fable writer and teacher, with the support of Prince Ivane Zakarian. It was originally named Nor Getik, in honor of the nearby Getik Monastery that was destroyed by an earthquake. The monastery’s name changed to Goshavank after Mkitar Gosh passed away in 1,213. Lake Gosh is located 2.2 km southwest of Gosh village. In the summertime, the water temperature reaches up to 14 C. The lake is 100m in length, 80m in width, 8m in depth, and has a volume of 1,500 cubic m

Start From Yerevan Visit the region of Nagorno-Karabagh Before Crossing into Nagorno-Karabagh. After a Stay overnight in Stepanakert, explore the city Stop in Amaras, Shushi, Tigranakert, and More as you Explore this Region.

For those with a little extra time, but not a lot, this two-day tour to some of Armenia’s most engaging and unique sights is a perfect opportunity.

Amberd is located on the Aragats mountain which is the highest mountain in modern Armenian territory.Very beautiful road and a lot of unexplainable phenomenonson the way.There is a part where you can see antigravitation zone where the river runs up.

Start From Yerevan Armenia’s Tatev Monastery travel to Tatev on the road and make your way into the countryside. Take a long cable car ride up to the monastery complex and admire the views of Vorotan Gorge. and visit three monasteries. Enjoy a wine tasting of local wines.

This tour is intended for those who wish to visit the main attractions of Armenia: First stop will be in Tsakhkadzor where you have the opportunity to get acquainted with the ski resort of Armenia and also you will see the stunning nature. After that, we will visit Sevan: one of the largest high-altitude freshwater lakes in the world.