Nvard Melkonyan

Yerevan’s Republic Square is the heart of the city, boasting majestic buildings like the Government House and hosting vibrant dancing fountains. Northern Avenue offers a modern contrast with its shops and cafes, while the Opera House stands as a cultural gem for performances. The Cascade, a monumental stairway adorned with art, provides panoramic views and houses the Cafesjian Center for the Arts. The Parliament House reflects Armenia’s political landscape, while St. Lusavorich Church showcases modern Armenian ecclesiastical architecture.

Starts in Yerevan by exploring its rich heritage at sites like the Cascade Complex and the History Museum of Armenia, and shop for unique items at the bustling Vernissage Market. In Sevan, enjoy the stunning Lake Sevan and visit Sevanavank monastery for breathtaking views and historical insights. In Dilijan, known as the “Armenian Switzerland,” relish the town’s lush forests, traditional architecture, and Dilijan National Park. Wrap up your journey back in Yerevan, enjoying local cuisine and reflecting on your experiences.

Starting from Yerevan, the tour heads to Khor Virap, a significant monastery offering stunning views of Mount Ararat. Nearby, the historic Noravank monastery sits among red rock formations in the Amaghu Valley. The journey continues to Shaki Waterfall, a beautiful natural site perfect for relaxation and photography. Next, visit Areni, known for its famous wine region and ancient winemaking traditions. Afterward, explore the charming town of Goris before venturing to Khndzoresk, renowned for its unique cave dwellings. Conclude with a visit to the Tatev Monastery, accessed by the world’s longest reversible aerial tramway, before concluding at the Jermuk Waterfall, known for its breathtaking cascade and surrounding mineral springs.

*This is an overnight trip.

Starting in Yerevan, Armenia’s capital, the tour explores its blend of history and modernity. Next is Saghmosavank Monastery, perched over the Kasagh River gorge, offering breathtaking views and historical insights. The Armenian Alphabets Monument, celebrating the country’s linguistic heritage, follows. Dashtadem Castle provides a glimpse into Armenia’s medieval past with its ancient ruins. The journey concludes in Gyumri, a city known for its rich cultural heritage and resilience, featuring unique architecture and a thriving art scene.

*This is an overnight trip.

Starting in Yerevan, the vibrant capital rich in history and culture, the tour then visits Zvartnots Cathedral, a UNESCO site that showcases 7th-century Armenian architectural brilliance. Next is Ejmiatsin, the spiritual heart of the Armenian Apostolic Church, home to the ancient Etchmiadzin Cathedral. The journey continues to Metsamor, an archaeological site with Bronze Age remnants, and concludes at the Sardarapat Memorial, which honors Armenia’s defense against invasion in 1918, symbolizing national unity and independence.