Multi-day Trips Armenia

Multi-Day Trips in Armenia

Explore the ancient land of Armenia with these captivating multi-day itineraries!

  1. Yerevan & Surroundings (3 Days)

    • Day 1: Arrival in Yerevan, the capital city. Visit the Cascade Complex, Opera House, and enjoy a vibrant nightlife at Northern Avenue.
    • Day 2: Discover historic sites such as the Echmiadzin Cathedral (the spiritual center of Armenians), Zvartnots Temple, and the archaeological site of Garni. Don’t miss the Garni Temple!
    • Day 3: Explore Geghard Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and visit Lake Sevan, one of the largest freshwater high-altitude lakes in the world.

  2. Junforest & Tatev (4 Days)

    • Day 1: Begin in Yerevan, travel to Jukhtasar Village, and hike through the beautiful juniper forest (Junforest) before reaching Khndzoresk.
    • Day 2: Continue to the Tatev Monastery complex, reached by the world’s longest reversible cableway, the Wings of Tatev. Spend the night in a local guesthouse nearby.
    • Day 3: Explore the Noravank Monastery, and visit Areni Winery to sample some delicious Armenian wines. Return to Yerevan for the night.
    • Day 4: Depart from Yerevan.

  3. Goris & Vardenyats Museum-Reserve (5 Days)

    • Day 1: Arrival in Yerevan, travel to Goris and spend the night nearby.
    • Day 2: Visit the Karahunj Observatory, known as Armenia’s Stonehenge, and explore the nearby Noratus Khor Virap Monastery complex.
    • Day 3: Head to the Vardenyats Museum-Reserve (also known as the Geghama Mountains), where you can hike and observe unique flora and fauna.
    • Day 4: Explore the Tatev Monastery complex, reachable via the Wings of Tatev cableway, and spend another night in a local guesthouse nearby.
    • Day 5: Return to Yerevan for departure.

Tips:

  • Armenia is a mountainous country with significant altitude differences. Bring appropriate clothing and footwear for hiking.
  • Local cuisine is abundant and delicious; be sure to try dishes such as dolma, khorovats, and lavash.
  • Always carry water and sunscreen when outdoors.
  • Armenian people are warm and welcoming. Don’t hesitate to engage in conversations with locals for a deeper understanding of the culture.
  • For more information on travel within Armenia, visit Armenia Travel Guide. Enjoy your journey!