Full Day Tour Exploring Armenia from Georgia

Often called the “Armenian Switzerland,” Dilijan is a peaceful mountain town known for its lush forests, fresh air, and charming atmosphere. It’s a favorite escape for both locals and visitors who come to enjoy nature and traditional Armenian architecture. The old town area offers cobbled streets, artisan shops, and cozy cafes. Surrounded by national parks and hiking trails, Dilijan is the perfect place to relax and connect with nature before continuing your journey through Armenia.

Haghartsin Monastery is a stunning 13th-century monastic complex nestled deep in the forested mountains near Dilijan. Surrounded by nature and silence, this serene site reflects the spiritual and architectural beauty of medieval Armenia. With its elegant stone churches, peaceful courtyards, and rich history, Haghartsin invites visitors to pause, reflect, and admire centuries-old craftsmanship. It feels like a hidden treasure in the woods—a must-see for culture and history lovers.

Lunch time at local restaurant (price is not included in the tour)

Lake Sevan is one of the largest freshwater, high-altitude lakes in the world and a true natural wonder of Armenia. Surrounded by snow-capped peaks and rolling hills, its sparkling blue waters attract visitors year-round. Locals and tourists alike come here to relax, enjoy the scenery, and taste delicious fish dishes. The lake is also home to historical sites like Sevanavank, making it a perfect mix of nature and culture.

Sevanavank is a 9th-century monastery located on a rocky peninsula overlooking Lake Sevan. Originally built for monks seeking isolation, it now stands as one of Armenia’s most iconic and photographed sites. The contrast between the dark stone churches and the vivid blue lake creates a dramatic, unforgettable view. It’s a peaceful place to explore, enjoy panoramic vistas, and feel the spiritual soul of Armenia.

Yerevan, Armenia’s capital, is one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world. Despite its ancient roots, it’s full of modern charm—tree-lined boulevards, cozy cafes, Soviet-era architecture, and vibrant nightlife. With Mount Ararat in the distance, Yerevan offers beautiful views and a strong sense of cultural pride. From Republic Square to Cascade, museums to markets, Yerevan is a place where history, art, and everyday life blend seamlessly.