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Upon arrival in Yrevan, meet our representative at airport. You will be transferred to your hotel. Check-in to the hotel and get ready to spend your day visiting Garni Temple and Geghard Monastery. Overnight stay in Yerevan
Garni Temple: Situated in the village of Garni, this ancient
pagan temple is dedicated to Mihr, the Sun God. Constructed
in the 1st century AD under King Tiridates I, it exemplifies
classical Hellenistic architecture in Armenia. The temple is
celebrated for its grand stone columns and its breathtaking
position on a cliff that overlooks the Azat River Gorge.
Geghard Monastery: Located approximately 8 kilometers from
Garni, the Geghard Monastery is a medieval complex hewn
into the cliffs of the Azat River Gorge. Founded in the 4th
century, it is renowned for its rock-cut churches and tombs,
set against a breathtaking natural backdrop. Named after the
"Holy Spear" (Geghard) that, according to legend, was used to wound Christ during his crucifixion,
this site is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and an important pilgrimage destination in Armenia.
Wake up early in the morning for your breakfast at the hotel. After breakfast, get ready for a fun filled day and embark on a day trip and admire the Kecharis Monastery in Tsaghkadzor, then proceed to Lake Sevan to explore the medieval Sevanavank Monastery. Take a ride on the ropeway to enjoy the mountainous view of Tsaghkadzor. Overnight stay in Yerevan
Kecharis Monastery: Situated in Tsaghkadzor, Armenia, is an 11th-century historic complex renowned for its well-preserved medieval architecture. Set against the scenic backdrop of Tsaghkadzor, the monastery includes a series of churches and chapels adorned with detailed carvings and stonework. It was a vital religious and cultural hub during the medieval era and continues to be a key destination for those exploring Armenia's rich historical heritage
Lake Sevan: Often called the "Jewel of Armenia," Lake Sevan is one of the largest high-altitude freshwater lakes in the world. Positioned at 1,900 meters above sea level, it is celebrated for its striking blue waters and picturesque mountainous backdrop. The lake is a favored destination for both relaxation and a variety of outdoor activities
Sevanavank Monastery: Perched on a peninsula overlooking
Lake Sevan, the Sevanavank Monastery is a historic complex
founded in the 9th century. It provides sweeping views of the
lake and its tranquil surroundings. Renowned for its ancient
church buildings and rich cultural and religious significance,
the monastery is a must-visit site for those exploring Armenia.
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