Armenia

7 Days tour to Armenia

1205USD

one week in Armenia - Tour Agency in Armenia - Tours in Yerevan

Day One: Arrival and Yerevan Tour


  • Arrival: Meet and greet at Yerevan International Airport followed by a hotel transfer.
  • City Tour: Visit Republic Square (Parliament, Dancing Fountains, History Museum), North Avenue, Freedom Square, the Opera House, and Swan Lake.
  • Highlights: End the day at the Cascade Complex for a panoramic view of the capital.
  • Overnight: Yerevan.


Day Two: Garni Temple & Symphony of Stones


  • Garni Village: Visit the Arch of Charents for views of Mount Ararat and explore the 1st-century Garni Pagan Temple.
  • Natural Wonders: Visit the "Symphony of Stones" and the UNESCO-listed Geghard Monastery.
  • Optional: A 4x4 Jeep tour to local waterfalls.
  • Overnight: Yerevan.


Day Three: Lake Sevan & Dilijan Beauty


  • Lake Sevan: Travel to the largest lake in the Caucasus for fresh air and lunch.
  • Dilijan: Continue to "Armenian Switzerland," known for its lush forests and scenic landscapes.
  • Evening: Explore the old town and natural surroundings.
  • Overnight: Dilijan.


Day Four: Sacred Views & Wine Valleys


  • Khor Virap: Visit the monastery with close-up views of Mount Ararat and descend into the ancient pit of Gregory the Illuminator.
  • Areni: Explore wine country and the Noravank Monastery set against a red canyon backdrop.
  • Return: Head back to Yerevan for the evening.


Day Five: Gyumri's Artistic Soul


  • Gyumri: Drive north to Armenia's cultural capital to see 19th-century houses and the Kumayri district.
  • Experience: Enjoy local art, music, and traditional Gyumri dishes at local cafés.
  • Return: Head back to Yerevan by evening.


Day Six: The Spiritual Core: Etchmiadzin & Zvartnots


  • Etchmiadzin: Visit the Etchmiadzin Cathedral, the spiritual heart of the country.
  • History: See the ruins of Zvartnots and the Sardarapat Memorial.
  • Overnight: Yerevan.


Day Seven: Markets and Departure


  • Shopping: Visit the Vernissage Market for handmade crafts and jewelry, and the GUM Market for spices and dried fruits.


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