Located at the foot of Mount Ararat, this is the most iconic viewpoint in the country.

​This is the site of the ancient city of Artashat and where Gregory the Illuminator was imprisoned for 13 years before converting Armenia to Christianity in 301 AD.

​Explore the underground dungeon and the 17th-century chapel while enjoying unparalleled views of the biblical peak.

Areni is the epicenter of Armenian winemaking, famous for its indigenous Areni Noir grapes.

A visit to a local factory offers insight into both traditional and modern production methods. You’ll enjoy a tasting session featuring a variety of red and white wines, as well as unique fruit wines like pomegranate and apricot.

A premier archaeological site where researchers discovered the world’s oldest leather shoe (5,500 years old) and the oldest winery (6,100 years old).

Walk through the limestone caverns to see the ancient clay vats (karasses) where wine was fermented during the Copper Age.

Hidden at the end of a winding canyon, the monastery is framed by towering red limestone cliffs that glow at sunset.

​Noravank is a A masterpiece of the 13th century,and it is famous for the work of the architect/sculptor Momik.

​It is Special with intricate stone carvings and the unique two-story Surb Astvatsatsin church, accessible by a narrow, steep stone staircase on the facade.