Armenia Group Guaranteed tour 3 days 2026

What's Included

Meeting and pickup

Itinerary

Day 1
Thursday Day 1: Arrival
1 stop
1
Yerevan
Arrival at Zvartnots International Airport Transfer to the hotel Overnight in Imperial Palace 4* sgl room or similar
30 minutes • Admission ticket free
Day 2
Friday Day 2: Yerevan-Garni Temple-Geghard Monastery-Lavash baking masterclass-Lake Sevan-Sevanavank Monastery-Yerevan
3 stops
2
Garni Temple
Arch of Charents: The monument "Arch of Charents" was created by architect Raphael Israelyan. One day on his way to Garni he stopped at this place and, noticing that a picturesque view opens from there to the Mount Ararat, he decided to build an arch as a "temple" to Ararat. Garni temple: Garni temple, which towers over a triangular cape, is the unique survived example of heathen culture in Armenia. It is a blend of Greco-Roman and Armenian styles. King Trdat The First ordered building the temple in the first century AD and dedicated it to the God of Sun. After adopting Christianity in 301, the pagan temple lost its significance and the fortress of Garni became the summer residence of the kings. Nowadays the ruins of the royal palace and the bathroom with a stunning mosaic work can be found near the temple.
2 hours • Admission ticket included
3
The Monastery of Geghard
Geghard Monastery & Lavash Baking Master Class Geghard Monastery is a unique 13th-century Armenian architectural masterpiece, partly carved into rock. It was originally called Ayrivank (cave monastery) and later renamed Geghard, meaning “lance,” after the sacred lance believed to have pierced Jesus Christ and once kept there. The monastery is famous for its spiritual atmosphere, beautiful stone carvings, khachkars, and excellent acoustics for sacred singing. It is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Lavash is a traditional food of Armenia and an important part of its culture. It is a soft, thin flatbread baked in a tonir, an underground clay oven. The process requires skill and has been passed down through generations, especially among Armenian women. Lavash is eaten daily with cheese, herbs, vegetables, and meat, and can be stored for a long time. In 2014, it was also recognized by UNESCO as Intangible Cultural Heritage.
3 hours • Admission ticket included
4
Sevan
Lake Sevan The fascination and the "pearl" of mountainous Armenia is Lake Sevan, which is one of the world's greatest high altitude fresh-water lakes. It is about 1900 m above sea level. The lake is of volcanic origin and is surrounded with mountains of 3000 m and higher. The beautiful landscape and the crystal water serve nice preconditions for excellent rest.The lake is also famous for its peninsula and medieval church complex, built in 874. Sevanavank monastery A marvelous scene opens in the north-western part of Lake Sevan, where the peninsula towers over the transparent surface of the lake. Sevanavank monastery was built on the peninsula in 874 by the order of king Ashot Bagratuni's daughter – princess Mariam. The silhouette of the churches against the background of the turquoise lake and blue sky casts unexplainable impression on the visitors.
5 hours • Admission ticket free
Day 3
Saturday Day 3: Departure
1 stop
5
Yerevan
Transfer to the airport Say ''goodbye to Armenia!'' Departure Departure from Zvartnots International Airport
1 hour • Admission ticket free

Additional info

• Specialized infant seats are available
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels

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