Meeting Point

Your hotel in Yerevan

Lake Sevan

One of the largest high-altitude freshwater lakes in the world. At 1,900 meters above sea level, the air is crisp and the water is a brilliant turquoise.

Sevanavank monastery

Perched on a peninsula, these 9^{th}-century black stone churches offer the most famous photo op in the country. You'll need to climb about 200 steps to get there, but the view is worth every breath.

Dilijan (old Dilijan)

Parz Lake

A small, tranquil lake reflecting the surrounding forest—perfect for a quiet stroll or a quick boat ride.

Haghartsin monastery

Tucked deep in the Dilijan National Park, this hidden gem looks like something out of a fairytale, especially when the mist rolls through the trees.

Goshavank monastery

Goshavanq Monastery is a major medieval Armenian monastic complex located in the Tavush province, specifically within the village of Gosh. Founded in 1188 by the prominent scholar, jurist, and philosopher Mkhitar Gosh, it was built on the site of an older monastery called Getik that had been destroyed by an earthquake. Originally named Nor Getik (New Getik), it was later renamed Goshavank in honor of its founder.

Ending Point

Yerevan Republich square or Your accommodation.