Group Tours

This route will introduce you to some of the most recognizable and unusual landscapes of central Armenia, where ancient shrines, volcanic cliffs, and mountain reservoirs create a striking contrast. You'll see Khor Virap, one of Armenia's most famous monasteries with a legendary view of Mount Ararat, the Azat Reservoir surrounded by mountains, and the Arch of Charents, one of the best panoramic views of Ararat. A special impression will be made by Garni, Armenia's only surviving pagan temple, built in the 1st century, and the unusual "Symphony of Stones"—a natural basalt canyon with giant hexagonal columns reminiscent of a man-made organ. The final highlight will be Geghard, a medieval monastery partially carved directly into the rock and listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This journey combines Mount Ararat, ancient history, pagan heritage, Christian shrines, and Armenia's unique geology—all in one rich itinerary.

A stroll through the very heart of Yerevan—a city where ancient history meets modern life. Cozy streets, majestic squares, the famous Cascade, and stories that help you experience the true character of the Pink City.

This route will take you through the spiritual and cultural heart of Armenia, where early Christian shrines, ancient architecture, and vibrant Armenian culture come together in a single journey. You'll see Etchmiadzin, Armenia's main spiritual center, whose history dates back to the early 4th century, and the churches of Saint Hripsime, Saint Gayane, and Shoghakat, linked to the legendary history of Armenia's first Christians. Zvartnots, the ruins of a grand 7th-century temple once one of the most majestic structures of medieval Armenia and now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, will make a special impression. Machanents Tun will allow you to see another side of Armenia—a vibrant culture, traditional crafts, art, and everyday life that continue to exist today. This journey combines nearly 1,700 years of history, ancient Christian shrines, and vibrant Armenian traditions, allowing you to experience why this region is considered one of the most important centers of Armenian civilization.

This is a relaxing journey to Lake Sevan, one of Armenia's most important natural symbols, located at an altitude of almost two kilometers. Here, you'll find the endless blue expanse of water, mountainous horizons, and a truly unique highland atmosphere. The highlight of the journey is Sevanavank, an ancient 9th-century monastery on a picturesque peninsula. Two churches of dark volcanic stone rise above the lake, and from the summit, a breathtaking panorama of Sevan and the surrounding mountains opens up. This route is perfect for those who want to escape the hustle and bustle of Yerevan, see one of Armenia's most recognizable panoramas, and spend a day by the water without a busy schedule or long journeys. The journey is leisurely, with time for a walk, photos, rest, and lunch, where you can sample local cuisine.

This route combines wine, ancient architecture, and the vibrant culture of Armenia. You'll learn about winemaking traditions at the Voskevaz Winery, see the rare early Christian churches of Karmravor, Spitakavor, and Tsiranavor, visit the country's spiritual center, Etchmiadzin, and conclude your journey at the cultural site of Machanents Tun. Three ancient churches are particularly interesting: the 7th-century Karmravor, one of the best-preserved small early medieval churches in Armenia, and Spitakavor and Tsiranavor, which have preserved the characteristic architecture of the early Christian era. Etchmiadzin adds dimension to the journey—it is the spiritual center of the Armenian Apostolic Church, with a history dating back to the 4th century. And Machanents Tun will allow you to see Armenia not only through monuments but also through contemporary culture, crafts, and traditions. In one journey—ancient temples, Armenian wine, Christian heritage, and living culture. This is a route where history isn't confined to museums, but continues to be felt in every place.

This route will take you through one of the most picturesque and historically rich corners of Armenia—from the Kasakh Gorge to the Aragats highlands, where ancient monasteries, a medieval fortress, and rugged mountain landscapes create a truly unique atmosphere. You'll see Saghmosavank, a 13th-century monastery located on the edge of a deep gorge, and Hovhannavank, an ancient monastic complex whose history dates back to the 4th century. The Armenian Alphabet Monument will introduce you to one of the main symbols of national culture—the script created by Mesrop Mashtots in the 5th century. Amberd will open another page of history—a medieval fortress at an altitude of over 2,300 meters, surrounded by the majestic slopes of Aragats. And Lake Kari, located at an altitude of approximately 3,200 meters, will offer impressive panoramas of volcanic mountains and a true sense of high altitude. This journey connects ancient shrines, the history of Armenian writing, medieval architecture, and the grandeur of the mountains—from the deep Kasakh gorge to the cold waters of Lake Kari on the slopes of Aragats.

This trip will give you the feeling of truly discovering Northern Armenia—without the rush of seeing the same old sights. The day will constantly change your mood: from the silence of ancient monasteries and the vastness of mountain landscapes to the power of medieval fortresses and the vibrant atmosphere of old Gyumri. Mountain panoramas, clean air, space, and silence await you, followed by a completely different atmosphere in Gyumri: warm, vibrant, slightly nostalgic, and very unique. The contrast between the enormous stone letters of the Armenian alphabet, the rugged walls of Amberd, and the ancient stone of Yereruyk will create a special impression. Here, history is perceived not as a collection of dates, but as something tangible—you can see it, touch it, and feel it all around you. This day is for those who want to escape the city, see a different Armenia, and, in one route, experience its scale, antiquity, and character—from the highland landscapes to the cozy streets of Gyumri. At the end of the day, you'll be left with the feeling of a rich journey, where each stop changes the scene and mood, and the road itself becomes part of the experience.

A stroll through the very heart of Yerevan—a city where ancient history meets modern life. Cozy streets, majestic squares, the famous Cascade, and stories that help you experience the true character of the Pink City.

This route will take you through the most atmospheric corners of the Lori region, where ancient monasteries, medieval fortresses, and verdant gorges create a truly unique atmosphere. You'll see majestic Odzun, whose history dates back to the early Christian era, the 10th-13th-century Haghpat and Sanahin monasteries, both UNESCO World Heritage sites, and the mysterious Akhtala, a 13th-century monastery-fortress with unique medieval frescoes. Along the way, you'll pass deep gorges, forested mountain slopes, ancient stone bridges, and impressive panoramas of Lori. Mendz Er will add a special natural ambiance to the journey—silence, space, and a sense of true northern Armenia. This journey will allow you to not only see ancient monuments, but also experience the character of Lori—austere, green, ancient, and stunningly beautiful.

This trip is for those who want to see Armenia not only as a land of ancient monasteries, but also as a destination for active recreation and true natural adventures. We'll head to the slopes of Mount Aragats, Armenia's highest peak, see landscapes reminiscent of the northern fjords near the Aparan Reservoir, explore the medieval fortress of Amberd, and add active experiences to the itinerary: easy treks, walks through mountain landscapes, and stops at panoramic views. This tour combines history, nature, and movement—no rush, but with the feeling of a true journey.

A stroll through the very heart of Yerevan—a city where ancient history meets modern life. Cozy streets, majestic squares, the famous Cascade, and stories that help you experience the true character of the Pink City.

This journey reveals a different Armenia—peaceful, authentic, and full of character. It doesn't feel like a typical tourist route: every corner tells its own story through stone, architecture, and atmosphere. The tour's highlight is an introduction to Shirak, a region with a unique spirit, where traditions, a unique style, and genuine Armenian soul have been preserved. This itinerary is for those who want to not just see the sights, but experience the city, its people, and its history. You'll discover an Armenia where ancient monasteries coexist with urban charm, where the rugged beauty of volcanic landscapes blends with the warmth of the locals. This trip is perfect for those seeking places with soul—not just beautiful photos, but also impressions that linger long after you return home.

This is a journey where every turn reveals a different Armenia. The mountainous landscapes of Tsaghkadzor, the tranquility of ancient Kecharis, the boundless waters of legendary Lake Sevan, and the Sevanavank Monastery, seemingly hovering above the lake, create a route filled with beauty, history, and inspiration. In one day, you'll experience why Armenia is called a land of mountains, ancient shrines, and stunning landscapes that cannot be captured in photographs—they must be seen with your own eyes.

This is a relaxing journey to Lake Sevan, one of Armenia's most important natural symbols, located at an altitude of almost two kilometers. Here, you'll find the endless blue expanse of water, mountainous horizons, and a truly unique highland atmosphere. The highlight of the journey is Sevanavank, an ancient 9th-century monastery on a picturesque peninsula. Two churches of dark volcanic stone rise above the lake, and from the summit, a breathtaking panorama of Sevan and the surrounding mountains opens up. This route is perfect for those who want to escape the hustle and bustle of Yerevan, see one of Armenia's most recognizable panoramas, and spend a day by the water without a busy schedule or long journeys. The journey is leisurely, with time for a walk, photos, rest, and lunch, where you can sample local cuisine.

This route will introduce you to some of the most recognizable and unusual landscapes of central Armenia, where ancient shrines, volcanic cliffs, and mountain reservoirs create a striking contrast. You'll see Khor Virap, one of Armenia's most famous monasteries with a legendary view of Mount Ararat, the Azat Reservoir surrounded by mountains, and the Arch of Charents, one of the best panoramic views of Ararat. A special impression will be made by Garni, Armenia's only surviving pagan temple, built in the 1st century, and the unusual "Symphony of Stones"—a natural basalt canyon with giant hexagonal columns reminiscent of a man-made organ. The final highlight will be Geghard, a medieval monastery partially carved directly into the rock and listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This journey combines Mount Ararat, ancient history, pagan heritage, Christian shrines, and Armenia's unique geology—all in one rich itinerary.

This route will take you through the most picturesque corners of northeastern Armenia, where the turquoise waters of Lake Sevan give way to the dense forests of Dilijan and ancient monasteries hidden among the mountains. You'll see Lake Sevan, one of the largest high-altitude freshwater lakes in the world, and Sevanavank, a 9th-century monastery located on a peninsula with panoramic views of the lake. Next, you'll reach Dilijan, a green resort town surrounded by forests and mountains, often called the "Armenian Switzerland." Hidden among the forests is Haghartsin, a 11th-13th-century monastery complex with a unique atmosphere of seclusion, and Goshavank, a medieval monastery from the 12th-13th centuries, renowned for its exquisite khachkars and rich history. This journey offers a striking contrast from the open blue expanse of Sevan to the cool forests of Dilijan, where ancient monasteries blend harmoniously into the natural surroundings.

This route combines wine, ancient architecture, and the vibrant culture of Armenia. You'll learn about winemaking traditions at the Voskevaz Winery, see the rare early Christian churches of Karmravor, Spitakavor, and Tsiranavor, visit the country's spiritual center, Etchmiadzin, and conclude your journey at the cultural site of Machanents Tun. Three ancient churches are particularly interesting: the 7th-century Karmravor, one of the best-preserved small early medieval churches in Armenia, and Spitakavor and Tsiranavor, which have preserved the characteristic architecture of the early Christian era. Etchmiadzin adds dimension to the journey—it is the spiritual center of the Armenian Apostolic Church, with a history dating back to the 4th century. And Machanents Tun will allow you to see Armenia not only through monuments but also through contemporary culture, crafts, and traditions. In one journey—ancient temples, Armenian wine, Christian heritage, and living culture. This is a route where history isn't confined to museums, but continues to be felt in every place.

A stroll through the very heart of Yerevan—a city where ancient history meets modern life. Cozy streets, majestic squares, the famous Cascade, and stories that help you experience the true character of the Pink City.

One day. Three completely different worlds. Rise above the mountains of Tsaghkadzor, step into the history of Kecharis, stand beside a real Tu-134 and climb to the fortress of Ashot Yerkat overlooking the Bjni gorge. **Armenia is impossible to experience in a single glance — but you can feel its many faces in one unforgettable day.

This route will take you through the spiritual and cultural heart of Armenia, where early Christian shrines, ancient architecture, and vibrant Armenian culture come together in a single journey. You'll see Etchmiadzin, Armenia's main spiritual center, whose history dates back to the early 4th century, and the churches of Saint Hripsime, Saint Gayane, and Shoghakat, linked to the legendary history of Armenia's first Christians. Zvartnots, the ruins of a grand 7th-century temple once one of the most majestic structures of medieval Armenia and now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, will make a special impression. Machanents Tun will allow you to see another side of Armenia—a vibrant culture, traditional crafts, art, and everyday life that continue to exist today. This journey combines nearly 1,700 years of history, ancient Christian shrines, and vibrant Armenian traditions, allowing you to experience why this region is considered one of the most important centers of Armenian civilization.

This trip will give you the feeling of truly discovering Northern Armenia—without the rush of seeing the same old sights. The day will constantly change your mood: from the silence of ancient monasteries and the vastness of mountain landscapes to the power of medieval fortresses and the vibrant atmosphere of old Gyumri. Mountain panoramas, clean air, space, and silence await you, followed by a completely different atmosphere in Gyumri: warm, vibrant, slightly nostalgic, and very unique. The contrast between the enormous stone letters of the Armenian alphabet, the rugged walls of Amberd, and the ancient stone of Yereruyk will create a special impression. Here, history is perceived not as a collection of dates, but as something tangible—you can see it, touch it, and feel it all around you. This day is for those who want to escape the city, see a different Armenia, and, in one route, experience its scale, antiquity, and character—from the highland landscapes to the cozy streets of Gyumri. At the end of the day, you'll be left with the feeling of a rich journey, where each stop changes the scene and mood, and the road itself becomes part of the experience.

This trip is for those who want to see Armenia not only as a land of ancient monasteries, but also as a destination for active recreation and true natural adventures. We'll head to the slopes of Mount Aragats, Armenia's highest peak, see landscapes reminiscent of the northern fjords near the Aparan Reservoir, explore the medieval fortress of Amberd, and add active experiences to the itinerary: easy treks, walks through mountain landscapes, and stops at panoramic views. This tour combines history, nature, and movement—no rush, but with the feeling of a true journey.

This journey reveals a different Armenia—peaceful, authentic, and full of character. It doesn't feel like a typical tourist route: every corner tells its own story through stone, architecture, and atmosphere. The tour's highlight is an introduction to Shirak, a region with a unique spirit, where traditions, a unique style, and genuine Armenian soul have been preserved. This itinerary is for those who want to not just see the sights, but experience the city, its people, and its history. You'll discover an Armenia where ancient monasteries coexist with urban charm, where the rugged beauty of volcanic landscapes blends with the warmth of the locals. This trip is perfect for those seeking places with soul—not just beautiful photos, but also impressions that linger long after you return home.

This route will take you through one of the most picturesque and historically rich corners of Armenia—from the Kasakh Gorge to the Aragats highlands, where ancient monasteries, a medieval fortress, and rugged mountain landscapes create a truly unique atmosphere. You'll see Saghmosavank, a 13th-century monastery located on the edge of a deep gorge, and Hovhannavank, an ancient monastic complex whose history dates back to the 4th century. The Armenian Alphabet Monument will introduce you to one of the main symbols of national culture—the script created by Mesrop Mashtots in the 5th century. Amberd will open another page of history—a medieval fortress at an altitude of over 2,300 meters, surrounded by the majestic slopes of Aragats. And Lake Kari, located at an altitude of approximately 3,200 meters, will offer impressive panoramas of volcanic mountains and a true sense of high altitude. This journey connects ancient shrines, the history of Armenian writing, medieval architecture, and the grandeur of the mountains—from the deep Kasakh gorge to the cold waters of Lake Kari on the slopes of Aragats.

A stroll through the very heart of Yerevan—a city where ancient history meets modern life. Cozy streets, majestic squares, the famous Cascade, and stories that help you experience the true character of the Pink City.

This route will take you through some of the most stunning corners of southern Armenia, where ancient settlements, mountain gorges, and the power of nature create a truly unique atmosphere. You'll see Old Areni, an atmospheric place in the famous wine region of Vayots Dzor; Shaki Waterfall, one of the most beautiful waterfalls in Armenia, surrounded by picturesque cliffs and greenery; and the legendary Tatev Monastery, towering over the deep Vorotan Gorge. Along the way, you'll enjoy mountain roads, gorges, waterfall landscapes, and panoramic views of southern Armenia. Tatev, a medieval monastery dating from the 9th–17th centuries, will be the main historical highlight of the trip. It was one of the most important spiritual and educational centers in Armenia. This journey will allow you to not only see famous sites, but also experience the contrasts of southern Armenia—from the quiet Old Areni and the powerful waters of Shaki Waterfall to the majestic Tatev Monastery perched above the clouds and Vorotan Gorge.

This is a journey where every turn reveals a different Armenia. The mountainous landscapes of Tsaghkadzor, the tranquility of ancient Kecharis, the boundless waters of legendary Lake Sevan, and the Sevanavank Monastery, seemingly hovering above the lake, create a route filled with beauty, history, and inspiration. In one day, you'll experience why Armenia is called a land of mountains, ancient shrines, and stunning landscapes that cannot be captured in photographs—they must be seen with your own eyes.

This route will take you through the most picturesque corners of northeastern Armenia, where the turquoise waters of Lake Sevan give way to the dense forests of Dilijan and ancient monasteries hidden among the mountains. You'll see Lake Sevan, one of the largest high-altitude freshwater lakes in the world, and Sevanavank, a 9th-century monastery located on a peninsula with panoramic views of the lake. Next, you'll reach Dilijan, a green resort town surrounded by forests and mountains, often called the "Armenian Switzerland." Hidden among the forests is Haghartsin, a 11th-13th-century monastery complex with a unique atmosphere of seclusion, and Goshavank, a medieval monastery from the 12th-13th centuries, renowned for its exquisite khachkars and rich history. This journey offers a striking contrast from the open blue expanse of Sevan to the cool forests of Dilijan, where ancient monasteries blend harmoniously into the natural surroundings.

This route will take you through the most stunning corners of southern Armenia, where history, nature, and ancient architecture merge into one. You'll see the legendary Khor Virap with a panoramic view of majestic Mount Ararat, Noravank Monastery, hidden among the red cliffs, and majestic Tatev, one of the country's most sacred sites, towering over the deep Vorotan Gorge. Along the way, you'll encounter breathtaking mountain roads, incredible landscapes, and places where time will stop. This journey will allow you to not only see famous landmarks, but also experience the grandeur of nature, touch centuries-old history, and discover the true soul of Armenia.

A stroll through the very heart of Yerevan—a city where ancient history meets modern life. Cozy streets, majestic squares, the famous Cascade, and stories that help you experience the true character of the Pink City.

This route will take you through one of Armenia's most stunning regions, Vayots Dzor, where ancient monasteries, red cliffs, vineyards, and caves preserve a history spanning thousands of years. You'll see Khor Virap, one of the country's most recognizable monasteries with a majestic view of Mount Ararat, and Noravank, a 13th-century monastery hidden among the bright red cliffs of the Amaghu Gorge. Areni will introduce you to one of Armenia's premier winemaking regions, where winemaking traditions date back thousands of years. The Birds' Cave (Areni-1) is particularly interesting because it was here that the oldest known leather shoe, approximately 5,500 years old, was discovered, along with some of the oldest evidence of winemaking. This journey combines sacred sites, mountain landscapes, ancient archeology, and winemaking culture—from panoramic views of Mount Ararat to a cave that preserves traces of the people who lived here thousands of years ago.

A journey to southern Armenia, where sacred history, medieval architecture, red canyons, and healing mineral springs combine in a single route. You'll visit Khor Virap, one of the country's most sacred sites at the foot of majestic Mount Ararat, a place closely linked to the history of Christianity in Armenia. Noravank will impress with its setting among high red cliffs, unique architecture, and the exquisite work of medieval craftsmen. And Jermuk will reveal a completely different side of Armenia—a mountain resort with clean air, mineral springs, a picturesque gorge, and a famous waterfall. This route is designed for those who want to see not only the famous landmarks but also experience the diversity of Southern Armenia—from ancient monasteries and legends to the mountainous nature, healing waters, and the tranquil atmosphere of Jermuk. A rich yet comfortable day awaits you, with beautiful panoramas, fascinating stories, and places you'll want to remember beyond photographs.

This is a journey where every turn reveals a different Armenia. The mountainous landscapes of Tsaghkadzor, the tranquility of ancient Kecharis, the boundless waters of legendary Lake Sevan, and the Sevanavank Monastery, seemingly hovering above the lake, create a route filled with beauty, history, and inspiration. In one day, you'll experience why Armenia is called a land of mountains, ancient shrines, and stunning landscapes that cannot be captured in photographs—they must be seen with your own eyes.

One day. Three completely different worlds. Rise above the mountains of Tsaghkadzor, step into the history of Kecharis, stand beside a real Tu-134 and climb to the fortress of Ashot Yerkat overlooking the Bjni gorge. **Armenia is impossible to experience in a single glance — but you can feel its many faces in one unforgettable day.

A stroll through the very heart of Yerevan—a city where ancient history meets modern life. Cozy streets, majestic squares, the famous Cascade, and stories that help you experience the true character of the Pink City.