“Hello, Armenia” (4 days / 3 nights)

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Discover Armenia — the world's first Christian country, a land of ancient monasteries, majestic mountains, rich culture, and hospitable traditions.

The “Hello, Armenia” tour (4 days / 3 nights) is the perfect choice for those who want to see the country’s majestic mountains, ancient monasteries, and natural wonders all in one trip.

Over four days, you will discover Yerevan with its millennia of history, visit the UNESCO World Heritage sites of Geghard and Garni, and admire the “Symphony of Stones” along with the views of Lake Sevan and the forests of Dilijan. The tour is also enriched with a traditional lavash baking masterclass and a light hike through the Azat Gorge.

This program harmoniously combines historical and cultural heritage, active recreation, local cuisine, and genuine Armenian hospitality, offering unforgettable impressions.

Travel

Yerevan, Garni, Geghard, Azat Gorge, Lake Sevan, Dilijan, Haghartsin

Accommodation

Accommodation in a 4* hotel with breakfast (BB option), (hotel in Yerevan)

Group size

10 people

Price

Starting from $295 or the AMD equivalent of 22700 RUB

Day 1: Arrival / City Tour

Arrival at Zvartnots International Airport. Meeting with a company representative and transfer to the hotel. Check-in, city tour of Yerevan. Get acquainted with Yerevan — one of the oldest cities in the world, with a history spanning more than 2,800 years. During the tour, you will see the most famous landmarks of the Armenian capital and learn about its rich history, culture, and modern life. Our first stop is Victory Park, located on one of the highest hills of the city. Here stands the "Mother Armenia" monument, which has become a symbol of strength and peace. From the observation deck, a magnificent panoramic view opens over Yerevan and the biblical Mount Ararat. A walking tour to the Cascade complex — one of the city's most recognizable architectural structures. The complex is a massive staircase with fountains, flower beds, and numerous works of contemporary art. Climbing to the upper terraces, guests can enjoy a beautiful view of the city center. We then continue the tour to the building of the Armenian Academic Opera and Ballet Theatre, one of Yerevan's architectural masterpieces and a cultural center of the country. The walk continues along Northern Avenue — a modern pedestrian street connecting the Opera Theatre with Republic Square. Here you'll find boutiques, cafés, restaurants, and modern residential complexes. The final point of the tour is Republic Square — the heart of Yerevan and the city's main square. Here are located the Government House, the National Gallery of Armenia, and the History Museum of Armenia. In the evening, the square is especially impressive thanks to its famous singing fountains and beautiful illumination. Transfer to the hotel. Free time.
Day 2: Yerevan – Garni Temple – Symphony of Stones – Geghard – Lavash Baking Masterclass – Azat Gorge – Yerevan

After breakfast at the hotel, departure to the Kotayk region to explore some of Armenia's most famous historical and natural landmarks. The first stop is Garni Temple, the only surviving pagan temple in Armenia and the entire Caucasus. The temple was built in the 1st century AD by King Trdat I and dedicated to the sun god Mihr. Located on the edge of a picturesque gorge, Garni is an outstanding example of Hellenistic architecture and one of the country's most visited monuments. From here, magnificent views open up over the surrounding mountains and gorges. Next, a descent into the famous Garni Gorge to visit the natural monument "Symphony of Stones." This unique geological formation consists of massive basalt columns of regular hexagonal shape, resembling the pipes of a giant organ. Formed by nature millions of years ago, these rocks are considered one of Armenia's most impressive natural wonders. The next stop is Geghard Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Founded in the 4th century, the monastery complex is partially carved directly into the rock and is considered a masterpiece of medieval Armenian architecture. The monastery's name is connected to the Holy Lance, which, according to tradition, pierced Jesus Christ. The unique acoustics, ancient chapels, and spiritual atmosphere make Geghard one of Armenia's most significant religious centers. After the tour, guests will take part in a traditional Armenian lavash baking masterclass. Participants will be able to prepare lavash themselves and taste it fresh straight from the tandoor. After the masterclass, a light hike begins through the picturesque Azat River gorge. The route passes through rocky landscapes, natural terraces, and green sections of the valley. During the walk, magnificent views open up over the surrounding mountains and basalt gorges. The route is suitable for people with average physical fitness and requires no special equipment. Return to Yerevan. Overnight at a hotel in Yerevan.
Day 3: Yerevan – Lake Sevan – Sevanavank – Dilijan – Haghartsin Monastery – Yerevan

After breakfast at the hotel in Dilijan, we head to Lake Sevan — one of Armenia's most beautiful and famous natural symbols. Located at an altitude of about 1,900 meters above sea level, Lake Sevan is one of the largest high-altitude freshwater lakes in the world. Thanks to its picturesque scenery, clean water, and surrounding mountain landscapes, the lake is often called the "Pearl of Armenia." Upon arrival, visit Sevanavank Monastery, located on the Sevan Peninsula. Founded in the 9th century, the monastery complex is one of Armenia's most famous spiritual centers. To reach the monastery, you need to climb a staircase, from which magnificent panoramic views open up over the lake and the surrounding mountains. The monastery grounds are considered one of the best viewpoints in the country. After exploring the monastery, guests will take a walk along the shore of Lake Sevan. Lunch at a restaurant. We then head to Dilijan — one of Armenia's most picturesque resort towns, often called the "Switzerland of Armenia" for its dense forests, mountain scenery, and clean air. Upon arrival, a walk through the historic center of Old Dilijan. Traditional 19th-century Armenian architecture has been preserved here, with characteristic wooden balconies and craft workshops. During the walk, guests can get acquainted with local culture, visit souvenir shops, and enjoy the atmosphere of a cozy mountain town. Next, a visit to Haghartsin Monastery, located among the picturesque forests of the national park. Return to Yerevan. Overnight at the hotel.
Day 4: Airport Transfer

Breakfast at the hotel. Transfer to the airport.

Transfers

Group transfer: Airport - Hotel - Airport.

Hotels

Accommodation in hotels on BB basis (breakfasts included).

Services

✓ Transportation ✓ and guide services throughout the tour.

Tickets

Entrance tickets.

Meals

Lunches and dinners are not included in the price

Air tickets

Price Excludes

Prices for 10 people	4 Guest 4*	Ani Central 4*	Hayasa 4*	Ani Grand 4*
Price per person (RUB)	22700 RUB	24300 RUB	26800 RUB	28000 RUB
Price per person (USD)	295 USD	320 USD	350 USD	365 USD
*All prices are calculated in AMD at the exchange rate of the Central Bank of the given day.

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