Lake Sevan, often called the "Pearl of Armenia," is the largest freshwater high-altitude lake in Eurasia. It is a premier destination for travelers, offering a unique mix of medieval spiritual history, diverse water recreation, and stunning mountain landscapes.

Relaxing on northern beaches, eating local Sig fish, and enjoying water sports like kayaking, jet skiing, or sailing are a recommended activities from July to September.

Located on the picturesque shores of Lake Sevan in Armenia, Sevanavank is a stunning monastery with a fascinating history.

Sevanavank boasts breathtaking views of the shimmering lake and surrounding mountains, making it a perfect spot to immerse yourself in nature’s wonders.

The monastery was founded in the 9th century and holds great historical significance. As you walk through its ancient walls, you’ll feel the weight of the past and the spirituality that lingers in the air.

The complex consists of two churches, St. Arakelots, and St. Astvatsatsin, both showcasing unique architectural styles. The churches’ simple yet elegant designs add to the charm of Sevanavank.

Climb the stone steps to the top of the hill, and you’ll be rewarded with panoramic views of Lake Sevan, stretching out like a vast blue canvas. The sight is truly awe-inspiring and perfect for capturing memorable photos.

Dilijan, often called "Armenian Switzerland," is a scenic resort town in Armenia’s Tavush region, renowned for its lush, forested mountains, fresh air.

We’ll explore the Old Dilijan Complex on Sharambeyan Street — a beautifully restored area showcasing 19th-century Armenian life. Guests can stroll along cobblestone streets and capture memorable photos of this charming historic corner of Dilijan.