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Embark on a full-day private tour from Yerevan to discover Armenia’s most captivating cultural and natural landmarks. Your journey begins with a visit to Khor Virap Monastery, perched near the Turkish border and offering stunning views of biblical Mount Ararat. Learn the fascinating history of this significant pilgrimage site, built atop the royal prison where Gregory the Illuminator was once held.
Next, travel to the Areni region, renowned as the birthplace of Armenian winemaking. Here, you can sample exquisite local wines crafted from ancient grape varieties, and explore the area’s rich viticultural heritage, including the country’s oldest known winery. This stop lets you experience Armenia’s deep-rooted wine culture firsthand.
Continue to the breathtaking Noravank Monastery, nestled among dramatic red rock cliffs in a picturesque gorge. Founded in the 12th century, Noravank impresses with its medieval architecture and tranquil setting. You’ll have the opportunity to admire the intricate design of the Holy Mother of God Church and soak in panoramic views before enjoying a lunch break.
After lunch, experience the natural beauty of the Shaki Waterfall in the Syunik region, where water cascades from an 18-meter basalt ledge. This refreshing stop is available from March 15 to November 15 until 5:00 pm, providing a serene atmosphere surrounded by lush scenery.
Conclude your adventure with a thrilling ride on the Wings of Tatev cable car, the world’s longest non-stop ropeway. Soar above the Vorotan River gorge for 12 unforgettable minutes before reaching the historic Tatev Monastery. Explore this 9th-century marvel, once a scholarly and spiritual heart of Armenia. Don’t miss your chance to book this remarkable journey—secure your spot today!
