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Travel 40 minutes from Yerevan to Khor Virap, the most visited pilgrimage site in Armenia. This is the site where the man who would become Saint Gregory was held in a claustrophobic pit (still viewable) for 13 years, kept alive by local Christians. Learn about the history of Christianity and Catholicism in the country, all in the shadow of Mt. Ararat, the national symbol of Armenia.

Explore the most amazing places of Armenia! Visit Garni, the only pagan temple in Armenia. After that Geghard monastery, a complex which is carved in a cave and listed among the UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Visit Khor Virap monastery, with great view of Mount Ararat. You will have unforgettable impressions and enjoy warm atmosphere. Our Friendly Local English/Russian-speaking drivers will give you the most important information about places.

Tour takes about 2-3hours(time is not limited,very important that you enjoy your day).Khor Virap is 45km from Yerevan located in Ararat region near Artashat town,driver speaks English and has many years experience.The car is comfortable with air condition.

We offer a sightseeing round trip in Armenia. Explore the highlights of Armenia on a one-day trip from Yerevan. Soak up the peaceful scenery of the great Lake Sevan & admire majestic natural monument "Symphony of Stones" During this excursion you will visit: • Garni, a pagan temple from the second half of the 1st century, is dedicated to the Sun God. • Geghard which is a medieval monastery declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. • Then you will make a stop to visit the Sevanavank monastic complex on the peninsula and contemplate the beautiful landscape of Lake Sevan, which is the pearl of Armenia. You will have great opportunity to spend time in a particular place. We are offering the best travel advice.

This fun and illuminating tour will take you beyond where normal tourists go and give you a glimpse of how times have changed. Travel back in time, in Soviet era transportation as your comrade pioneer introduces you to our ‘rosy city’. Appreciate the splendor of Soviet architecture, experience the nostalgia of Lenin square, see the fruits of socialistic labour, sample a Soviet subway “lunch” and much more… 100% guaranteed to satisfy your Soviet era cravings and curiosity. We appreciate your solidarity dear comrades.

This tour will take you to the amazing historical and spiritual place where you will get acquainted with the most interesting stories and legends. Khor Virap Monastery has over a thousand-year history steeped in biblical events, mysticism. This monastery is one of the most famous tourist attractions in Armenia. According to a legend St. Gregory the Illustrator has been imprisoned there by King Tridates III for fourteen years. The ancient Armenian Monastery was built in the 5th century and is located near the Mount Ararat.

Explore Armenia’s dispersed highlights with ease on a full-day tour from Yerevan. Visit the Arch of Charents for sweeping views of Mt. Ararat, the first-century pagan Temple of Garni, and the dramatic Symphony of Stones. Discover UNESCO-listed Geghard Monastery, then continue to Lake Sevan and Sevanavank Monastery for panoramic mountain views.

Northern Armenia is known for its lush, forested scenery and historic sights—but without a car, it’s tough to venture beyond the capital. On this hassle-free full-day tour from Yerevan, visit multiple attractions by bus, including Sanahin, Haghpat, and Akhtala monasteries, the domed basilica of Odzun, and the chalet-style mansion known as Aramyants Castle.

Get out of Yerevan and visit a winery, a waterfall, and a monastery on this full-day tour in an air-conditioned vehicle with a guide to the Shaki Waterfall to admire its beauty. Then, visit the medical Tatev Monastery, where you ride the Wings of Tatev aerial tramway and admire the panoramic views. Finally, visit a local winery where you enjoy a tour and tasting with included snacks.

Go deep into the Armenian mountains on a full-day trip from Yerevan to Lake Sevan, Hayravank Monastery, Noratus Cemetery, and Jermuk. With an expert guide to take care of the details, you’ll see a gorgeous high-altitude lake with crystal-clear water, explore a remarkable collection of 'khachkars,' Armenian cross-stones, see fascinating mountain churches, and sample Armenian wine at a local vineyard.

Take a day trip to Tsaghkadzor, a spa and ski town north of Yerevan. Enjoy some skiing in the winter, or take a ride on the Tsaghkadzor Ropeway year-round. You can also do some sightseeing in the town—there are several entertainment centers, museums, and even a zipline to keep visitors entertained.

Discover Armenia’s fascinating history and mountain landscapes on a full-day tour from Yerevan to Tatev monastery complex with Cable car, Khndzoresk caves, and Areni, a wine-making city that's among the region's earliest settlements. From the Ararat Plain to a mountain spa town, you’ll have an expert guide to take care of logistics as you explore. This 14-15 hour tour includes all entrance fees and transport by climate-controlled vehicle.

Step into the history and culture of Armenia on a 5-hour private tour of Yerevan that can be tailored to your schedule and interests. Enjoy the flexibility of a personal driver as you explore some of the city’s top museums and visit Tsitsernakaberd, a moving memorial to the Armenian genocide. This 5-hour tour includes pickup and drop-off at Yerevan hotels, all transport, and entrance fees, and you can enhance your experience by adding a tour guide.

Discover Armenia’s most iconic cultural and natural landmarks in a single journey. Visit the ancient Garni Temple, the only standing Greco-Roman temple in the region, then explore the UNESCO-listed Geghard Monastery, partially carved into cliffs and rich with spiritual history. Capture unforgettable views of Mount Ararat from the Charents Arch, and marvel at the breathtaking natural wonder of the Symphony of Stones in the Garni Gorge. Your English-speaking driver will ensure a comfortable and stress-free trip, providing the most important insights about each destination and helping you with anything you may need along the way. This tour combines history, culture, and nature into one unforgettable experience.

Explore the top attractions of Sevan Lake, the Tsakhkadzor Rope Way and Kecharis Monastery on this 7-hour Armenia tour from Yerevan. Visit Sevan Lake — the largest stretch of water in the entire Caucasus — with a guide and admire fine views over the serene waters. Listen as a guide sheds light on the region’s diverse plant and bird life, then admire spectacular views over Mt Teghenis on route along the Tsakhkadzor Rope Way. Afterward, visit 11th-century Kecharis Monastery, where Armenia’s rich religious history comes to life.

On this tour you will head out of the city to visit the archaeological site of the 7th century ruins of the UNESCO listed Zvartnots, its remaining columns set against a magnificent backdrop of the snowy peaks of Mount Ararat. We continue on to Armenia’s Holy City of Echmiadzin, the former capital, where we plan to visit the UNESCO listed Echmiadzin Cathedral. • Visit the ruins of the 7th century temple Zvartnots • Admire the beauty of Holy City Echmiadzin • Opportunity to visit UNESCO World Heritage Sites • Get acquainted with the history and religion of Armenia • See a piece of the cross on which Christ was crucified

Echmiatsin is the holy center of the Armenian Apostolic Church, the oldest state-built church in the world. Here everyone can visit the museum “Treasures of Echmiatsin” to see the Holy Lance (Spear), relics belonging to Apostles of Jesus and John the Baptist, and a fragment of Noah's Ark. Saint Hripsime Church is a 7th-century Armenian Apostolic church. The church was built by Catholicos Komitas over the remains of the martyred Saint Hripsime to whom the church is dedicated. The Church of Saint Gayane is a 7th-century Armenian church located again in Etchmiadzin. St. Gayane was built by Catholicos Ezra I in 630. This church is dedicated to the abbess Gayane and was built at the place where saint Gayane was tortured. Zvartnots temple, built in the 7th century near Ejmiatsin is an outstanding monument of world architecture. In 2000, Zvartnots, along with the churches of St. Hripsimeh, St. Gayaneh and the Mother Cathedral in Echmiadzin, was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Have a fun evening tour passing by Yerevan beautiful landmarks on The Lada, a very dear car to many people

Explore the western part of Armenia. Visist Oshakan church, which is famous for being the burial place of Saint Mesrop Mashtots - the creator of the Armenian alphabet. During the recent years, the entrance to the church was decorated with 36 khachkars (cross-stones), depicting the 36 original letters of the Armenian alphabet created by Saint Mesrop. Karmravor Church, which is one of the most charming churches of Armenia. It's of the color red, which is the main reason why the church is called Karmravor (meaning “reddish”). The building is made of brown tuff. Hovhannavank is an Armenian Apostolic Church situated atop a steep gorge carved by the Kasakh river. Saghmosavank monastery is also situated on the edge of gorge of Qasagh River. Elegance of the interior is highlighted by color design - its separate parts were not only made from red and black stones but also painted white, yellow and red.rs tour to the western part of Armenia.

Discover UNESCO World Heritage–listed attractions in Armenia including Etchmiadzin Cathedral, Saint Hripsime Church and Saint Gayane Church on this 4-hour tour from Yerevan. Visit Etchmiadzin Cathedral — home of the Armenian Apostolic Church — in Vagharshapat with a guide and gain insight Armenia’s traditional religious beliefs. Explore Saint Hripsime Church — one of Armenia’s oldest surviving churches — and listen as a guide sheds light on the life of Catholicos Komitas. Then, visit Saint Gayane Church (the third of Vagharshapat’s UNESCO–listed sites) and learn of Armenia’s conversion to Catholicism.

Get out of the city and visit Echmiadzin Cathedral and the archaeological site at Zvartnots Temple with ease from Yerevan on this private tour. Depart from your Yerevan accommodation in an air-conditioned vehicle with a driver-guide. Learn about the history, culture, and architecture of the area and stay hydrated with provided bottled water.

Explore Armenia beyond Yerevan with a private tour to Lake Sevan. After pick-up at your hotel, admire mountain views during an hour drive to Lake Sevan. Set out on a walking tour with a private guide to see panoramic views of the lake. Visit the monastery of Sevanavank before the drive back to Yerevan.

Discover Yerevan at your own pace with our self-guided audio tour. Explore Yerevan’s neoclassical squares, wide boulevards, and Soviet-era skyscrapers, enhanced by recent additions like glistening streets, a cable car, and a vibrant arts center. Our audio guide lets you uncover Yerevan’s rich history and culture at your leisure. Download the Citywalksz APP, put on your headphones, and start your journey. Learn about Yerevan’s unique architecture, sculpture park, and the home of a renowned 20th-century composer. The tour takes about two and a half hours, but you can pause anytime to shop or take breaks. Perfect for tourists looking to experience Yerevan on foot, this tour offers flexibility and deep insights into the city’s past and present. Things to note before booking: 1. No admission fees or physical guide included. 2. Available only in English. 3. Tour downloading instructions are in the "Before You Go" section of your ticket.

We offer professional transfer service, comfortable transportation, professionals and reliable drivers. When traveling to a new destination, the best way is to use private transportation. It is a safe and the most comfortable way of traveling. Book your private ride in advance with just a one click. A transfer means no worrying about unpredictable costs or taxi availability upon your arrival at Zvartnots International Airport. Avoid waiting in line for a Taxi after a long flight. Book our service and let us wait for you.