Armenian 4 Days 3 Nights - 2025

Arrival. Transfer to the hotel. 

Yerevan City Tour

We will begin our tour with the capital of Armenia: Yerevan. For centuries, this city has been known as the “pink city” due

to the color of the volcanic tuff stone used in its construction. Yerevan is one of the world’s oldest continuously inhabited

cities, founded in 782 BC, and its streets are filled with history, culture, and vibrant energy.

During our tour, we will explore some of the city’s most iconic landmarks:

1. Republic Square – The heart of Yerevan, surrounded by government buildings and the History Museum. At night, the

square comes alive with its famous dancing fountains.

2. Mashtots Avenue – Named after Mesrop Mashtots, the creator of the Armenian alphabet, this central avenue is lined

with shops, cafes, and cultural institutions.

3. Aram Khachaturian Opera and Ballet Theatre – This grand structure, named after the famous Armenian composer,

is a cultural hub for opera, ballet, and concerts in Yerevan.

4. Cascade Complex – A massive staircase that connects the downtown area with the Monument neighborhood, offering

stunning views of the city and Mount Ararat. The Cascade is also home to the Cafesjian Center for the Arts,

featuring modern sculptures and art exhibitions.

5. Mother Armenia – A towering statue that symbolizes peace and strength, offering a panoramic view of Yerevan.

Located in Victory Park, the statue serves as a reminder of Armenia's resilience.

Throughout the tour, we will also have the chance to explore local markets, parks, and enjoy the city's lively cafe culture.

Yerevan blends the old and the new, offering visitors a unique glimpse into Armenia’s rich past and vibrant present.

Garni Temple

Take trip to Garni. This Pagan Temple was built in the 1st century AD. It is the only temple that has been preserves from

the Pagan times in Armenia. It was devoted to the god Mihr, who was the god of cleanness. In 1679 it was destroyed by

earthquake. In the 1975 the Temple was restored.

Geghard Monastery

Then we will continue our trip to Geghard Monastery. Its name came from the legendary lance that was used to pierce the

body of Christ. It has been kept here for centuries. Though the exact foundation of the monastery is unknown, the present

complex was built in the mid – 13th century.

Tsaghkadzor

Drive to Tsaghkadzor; a resort town located in the Kotayk Province of Armenia. Situated on the southeastern slope of

Mount Teghenis, Tsaghkadzor is known for its picturesque landscapes and has become a popular destination for tourists

and locals alike. The name "Tsaghkadzor" translates to "Valley of Flowers" in Armenian, reflecting the town's natural

beauty. The town is renowned for its ski resort, making it a hub for winter sports enthusiasts. The Tsaghkadzor Ski Resort

offers various skiing and snowboarding facilities, drawing visitors during the snowy months. In addition to winter activities,

Tsaghkadzor provides opportunities for hiking and other outdoor pursuits in the surrounding mountains during the warmer

seasons. Overall, Tsaghkadzor combines natural charm, outdoor recreation, and historical attractions, making it a

multifaceted destination in Armenia.

Taghkadzor Cable Car Ticket

Taghkadzor Cable Car

Sevan

We will drive to Lake Sevan which is one of the largest lakes in the world. It stands out with its sweet and astonishingly blue

water. Here we can enjoy the breathtaking scenery of the beautiful lake. Then we will visit Sevanavank Monastery which is

situated on Sevan Peninsula. There are 2 monasteries actually; one of them is destroyed but the other stands still. They

have been built in the Middle Ages, around 10th century.

Transfer to the airport

Say goodbye to Armenia!

Departure from Zvartnots International Airport