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AUTHENTIC ARMENIA:
7-DAY CULTURAL & HERITAGE TOUR
Discover hidden gems of Armenia – from the snow-capped silhouette of Mount Ararat to the turquoise waters of Lake Sevan, Armenia offers landscapes of breath-taking contrast. Wander through the lively streets of Yerevan, one of the world’s oldest continuously inhabited cities. Marvel at the rock-hewn monastery of Geghard, explore the pagan Temple of Garni, and stand among the mysterious stones of Karahunj, Armenia’s prehistoric “Stonehenge.”
This land is a true cultural crossroads, where ancient kingdoms, Silk Road traders, and early Christian saints all left their mark. Travelers are welcomed with legendary Armenian hospitality, where sharing a meal of lavash bread and wine is a timeless tradition. Armenia is considered safe for visitors, with tourism being an important and growing part of national pride.
Currency: The Armenian Dram (AMD / ֏). Credit and debit cards are accepted in major cities, but cash is recommended for smaller towns and rural areas.
SIM Cards: Widely available at the airport and in all cities. Main providers are Viva-MTS, Ucom, and Beeline. eSIM options are also available.
Time Zone: GMT +4.
Visa: Many nationalities (EU, US, Canada, UK, etc.) enjoy visa-free entry. No visa is required for most visitors.
TOUR HIGHLIGHTS
Experience the warm vibes of Armenia’s capital, famous for its unique pink tuff architecture. Explore the grand Cascade Complex, a giant staircase offering a panoramic view of the city, and enjoy the lively atmosphere of Republic Square and Northern Avenue’s outdoor cafes.
Mount Ararat & Khor Virap
Stand at the closest possible point to the legendary Mount Ararat. Visit the Khor Virap Monastery, a site of deep historical and spiritual significance, where you can witness the majestic, snow-capped peaks that serve as the ultimate symbol of the Armenian nation.
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Lake Sevan: The Blue Pearl
Visit one of the largest high-altitude freshwater lakes in the world. Perched at 1,900 meters above sea level, Lake Sevan is home to the scenic Sevanavank Monastery, offering stunning views of turquoise waters surrounded by a backdrop of rugged mountain peaks.
Garni: The Classical Pagan Temple
Step back into the 1st century AD at the Temple of Garni. As the only standing Greco-Roman colonnaded building in the former Soviet Union, this iconic structure offers a unique contrast to Armenia's Christian history, perched dramatically on a triangular cliff.
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Tatev: The Monastery in the Clouds
Take a flight over the deep Vorotan Gorge on the "Wings of Tatev," the world’s longest reversible aerial tramway. At the end of the journey, discover the 9th-century Tatev Monastery, a medieval masterpiece and university perched on a dramatic basalt plateau high above the clouds.
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TOUR ITINERARY
Day 1 Discovering Yerevan
Night/early morning flight to Yerevan’s Zvartnots International Airport. Transfer to hotel, check-in.
Free morning to rest after the flight. Visit the Parajanov Museum, a house-museum dedicated to the legendary filmmaker and artist. Explore the Cascade Complex, with its contemporary art installations and panoramic views of Yerevan and Mount Ararat. Guided tour and tasting at the Yerevan Brandy Factory, home of the world-famous Armenian cognac.
Overnight in Yerevan
Day 2 Early Christianity & Sacred Stones
Morning drive to Saghmosavank – black tufa church built on a majestic gorge. Then we move to the ruins of Zvartnots Cathedral (7th c., UNESCO), once one of Armenia’s most majestic churches. Continue to St. Hripsime Church (7th century), a masterpiece of early Christian architecture.
Optional: Visit the Metsamor Archaeological Museum, located on the site of an ancient Bronze Age settlement with megaliths; or stop at the Aknalich Yezidi Temple, the world’s largest Yezidi religious complex.
Overnight in Yerevan
Day 3 Pagan Temple & Rock-Cut Monastery
Drive to the Pagan Temple of Garni (1st c.), the only standing Greco-Roman style temple in the entire Caucasus, dramatically perched on a cliff overlooking the Azat River Gorge. A short walk down into the valley to admire the striking basalt column formations known as the “Symphony of Stones”, resembling a giant pipe organ carved by nature. Continue on to the Geghard Monastery (UNESCO), a remarkable complex partly hewn from solid rock, where chapels and caves blend seamlessly with the surrounding cliffs.
Overnight in Yerevan
Day 4 Southward Journey
Morning departure towards southern Armenia. Stop at Khor Virap Monastery, renowned for its stunning panorama of snow-capped Mount Ararat and its significance as a cradle of Armenia’s Christian history. Continue to the Areni-1 Cave, an archaeological treasure where the world’s oldest known wine cellar—dating back 6,000 years—was discovered. Enjoy a wine tasting in Areni village, famous for its winemaking traditions. The journey then leads to Noravank Monastery, a masterpiece of medieval architecture dramatically set among towering red cliffs.
Overnight in Goris
Day 5 The Stones and Caves of South
Morning exploration of Goris, with its old stone houses and rock formations. After we visit ancient Khndzoresk Cave Village, reached by a 160-meter suspension bridge, hanging on aloft the gorge. Moving to take the Wings of Tatev cable car (5.7 km, ~12 minutes), which will take us to a Medieval Tatev Monastery, one of the most stunning architectural complex built within Armenian Kingdom of Syunik. Continue to Zorats Karer (a.k.a. Karahunj), a prehistoric megalithic center of a solar cult, often called “Armenian Stonehenge”.
Overnight in Vayk
Day 6 The Silk Road and Sevan Lake
Stop at the 13th-century Orbeliani Caravanserai, a Silk Road monument, which has been build on a mountain pass. Visit Noratus Cemetery, home to the largest collection of medieval khachkars (stone crosses). After we will continue to Lake Sevan, the “Blue Pearl of Armenia”, the biggest lake of Caucasus. We will climb the peninsula to visit Sevanavank Monastery, built in 9th century.
Dinner and relaxing evening by the lake.
Overnight at Sevan
Day 7 Farewell Armenia
Free morning at Lake Sevan and return to Yerevan. Visit Vernissage Market, an open-air bazaar for souvenirs, crafts, carpets, and art. Free time in the city for shopping or coffee in the center. Farewell dinner in Yerevan.
Evening or a night transfer to airport for departure flight.
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ACTUAL OFFERS
May is the perfect month to discover Armenia. Spring is at its peak, with pleasant temperatures around 20–25°C, perfect for exploring charming cities and picturesque landscapes. Nature is vibrant — vineyards and fruit trees are in bloom, while snow still glistens on the distant mountain peaks, creating breathtaking contrasts. Tourist sites remain calm and uncrowded, offering a peaceful and authentic travel experience.
ARMENIA
May 7 - 14, 2026
from €787
Number of Participants: 35 persons+
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Accommodation in 3 & 4-star hotels for whole tour
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Daily breakfast and dinner.
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Airport transfers (arrival & departure)
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Private transportation during the tour
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English/Polish-speaking local guide throughout the program
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Entrance fees to all scheduled sites and museums
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Group activities, workshops, or cultural experiences as listed in the itinerary
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Bottled water during excursions
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Travel permits (if required within the region)
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International airfare to/from Yerevan
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Travel insurance (strongly recommended)
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Personal expenses (laundry, phone calls, minibar, souvenirs, etc.)
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Meals and drinks that are not included in the itinerary
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Tips and gratuities for guide, driver, or hotel staff
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Optional tours or activities not listed in the program
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Any costs arising from unforeseen circumstances (flight delays, political events, natural disasters, etc.)
When planning your trip to Armenia, you’ll find convenient direct flights to Yerevan, the country’s capital. Zvartnots International Airport serves as Armenia’s main gateway, with numerous international and regional airlines connecting Yerevan to major cities across Europe, the Middle East, and beyond. The airport is located just a short drive from the city center, making arrivals and departures easy and comfortable. We recommend checking the official website of Zvartnots International Airport to plan your journey and choose the most suitable connection.
A deposit of €350 is required to secure a place on the tour before March 20, 2025. The remaining balance of €437 is to be paid in person upon arrival to Armenia.
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