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Yerevan is a convenient starting point for traveling around Armenia. Thanks to the country compact distances, you can see ancient monasteries, mountain gorges, lakes, and natural landmarks in just one day.
A classic trip chosen by most travelers. The route includes:
• Garni Temple — the only preserved pagan temple in the former USSR
• Geghard Monastery — carved into the rock, protected by UNESCO
• Symphony of Stones — natural basalt columns formed millions of years ago
• Azat River Gorge — a UNESCO World Heritage site
Our Garni-Geghard tours include a lavash baking masterclass — see the traditional tonir process, try baking yourself, then enjoy fresh lavash with Armenian cheese and herbs.
One of the most scenic routes:
• Lake Sevan — one of the largest high-altitude freshwater lakes in the world
• Sevanavank — a 9th-century monastery on a former island
• Dilijan — a green region with forests and a peaceful atmosphere
Have lunch at a restaurant overlooking the lake and try the famous Sevan trout.
A route to southern Armenia:
• Khor Virap — the closest and most impressive view of Mount Ararat, plus a 4th-century dungeon to enter
• Noravank — a monastery surrounded by dramatic red cliffs
• Areni — wine region with Areni-1 Cave, where the world oldest winery was discovered
For those wanting to understand the country religious history:
• Echmiadzin — spiritual center of the Armenian Apostolic Church
• The Cathedral — one of the oldest Christian churches in the world
• Churches of Hripsime and Gayane
• Zvartnots — ruins of a 7th-century temple, UNESCO listed
Where to go from Yerevan first? Garni and Geghard — the simplest and most popular route.
Can you visit Lake Sevan in one day? Yes, one of the most convenient day trips.
Best relaxed option? Echmiadzin and Zvartnots — short but rich.
If you prefer not to plan yourself, contact us for ready-made day tours from Yerevan.
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