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From Paganism To Christianity
The Arch of Yeghishe Charents – Garni Temple – Geghard Monastery – National bread Lavash baking and tasting – The gorge “Symphony of Stones”* – Matenadaran* (optional)
10:00
6±1 hrs
English, Russian
1-19 pax
Price Includes
What to expectThis travel Armenia package will take you from the sights of Paganism to Christianity. We will cover all the beautiful religious impressions in Armenia. The complete journey has locations to visit that you will never forget. Let’s know about each exciting spot on this group tour package.
The first place on the itinerary is near the arch of Yeghishe Charents, a famous Armenian poet and activist. Moving forward, the areas we will cover include the Pagan temple of Garni and Geghard monastery. Garni temple is the only Pagan temple in the post-Soviet region. It is one of the higher levels in front of the Azat river gorge and was the summer accommodation for the former Armenian Kings. Today, the ruins present here will amaze you, and surprisingly it was also the home of a Roman bath house.
In contrast, Geghard Monastery is an excellent place that shows 13th-century Armenia. The architecture of this golden time is worth visiting. This place got a place in UNESCO World Heritage.
This tour in Armenia continues national bread Lavash baking and tasting masterclass along with lunch that you can purchase in advance with special price.
The Symphony of Stones is a stunning natural wonder, created over millennia by volcanic activity and erosion. However please note that the visit to the Symphony of Stones is a subject of good weather conditions.
The tour will include an optional stop at Matenadaran, Armenia’s renowned repository of ancient manuscripts. This addition offers visitors a chance to explore one of the world’s richest collections of medieval texts and artifacts. This stop will add an extra hour to the tour and costs an additional 4,000 AMD per person.
This travel Armenia package will take you from the sights of Paganism to Christianity. We will cover all the beautiful religious impressions in Armenia. The complete journey has locations to visit that you will never forget. Let’s know about each exciting spot on this group tour package.
The first place on the itinerary is near the arch of Yeghishe Charents, a famous Armenian poet and activist. Moving forward, the areas we will cover include the Pagan temple of Garni and Geghard monastery. Garni temple is the only Pagan temple in the post-Soviet region. It is one of the higher levels in front of the Azat river gorge and was the summer accommodation for the former Armenian Kings. Today, the ruins present here will amaze you, and surprisingly it was also the home of a Roman bath house.
In contrast, Geghard Monastery is an excellent place that shows 13th-century Armenia. The architecture of this golden time is worth visiting. This place got a place in UNESCO World Heritage.
This tour in Armenia continues national bread Lavash baking and tasting masterclass along with lunch that you can purchase in advance with special price.
The Symphony of Stones is a stunning natural wonder, created over millennia by volcanic activity and erosion. However please note that the visit to the Symphony of Stones is a subject of good weather conditions.
The tour will include an optional stop at Matenadaran, Armenia’s renowned repository of ancient manuscripts. This addition offers visitors a chance to explore one of the world’s richest collections of medieval texts and artifacts. This stop will add an extra hour to the tour and costs an additional 4,000 AMD per person.
Useful InformationStarting point: the monument of A.Tamanyan near Cascade Complex. Please be at the starting point 20 minutes before the start of the tour.
Starting point: the monument of A.Tamanyan near Cascade Complex. Please be at the starting point 20 minutes before the start of the tour.
Marek –
Excellent tour, guide, driver. We have enjoyed it! Many thanks
Matt –
Had a great time during our tour with yerani travel to Garni temple and Geghard monastery. The tour gives the widest overview of Armenia, going from ancient to medieval times (and thebackground to the most recent events) while passing fantastic landscapes. Further stops for pictures or quick breaks were also included. That the Monastery visit happened during mess was happening surely added to experience. Our guide Gayane was very knowledgeable and patient, giving detailed answers during the tour and afterwards regarding other activities. She even sang to highlight the accustics of the church! Also our driver was going fast but safe – not as crazy as minibusdrivers in this regions often do. Tour bus was comfortable, offering wifi and cold bottled water. Further stops for pictures or quick breaks were also included. Highly recommend this tour.
Lorenzo –
i went with 3 of my friends from Italy on 2 separate tours, our tour guide Sam was simply the best: so knowledgeable and interesting to listen to, funny and easy to get along with, plus he knew when to stop talking and let us enjoy the beautiful spots we visited by ourselves. really 10/10 positive experience and, again, thanks to Sam for being such an awesome guide.
Ahmed C –
It’s our very first time in Armenia and it wouldn’t have been so beautiful without our trip today with Yerevan travel . Our guide Karen was so friendly and informative, he showed us heavenly beautiful places from mountains to monasteries and authentic Armanian places and food.Also, was so tolerant as we took a million of photos 😁 Thank you so much Karen and we hope to come and go on more visits with you guys 🫶🏻
Rita –
Armenian must-see spots, captivating Geghard monastery and Garni temple, skillful lavash baker …. special thanks to our knowledgable and attentive guide Jasmine, she made our two days unforgettable