Your adventure begins as you touch down at Zvartnots International Airport, where you’ll be greeted by our warm and welcoming representative. From there, we’ll whisk you away to the Median Hotel in Yerevan, your comfortable home for the duration of the tour. With the day at leisure, you have the perfect opportunity to rest and prepare for the exciting days ahead.

Awaken your wanderlust with a hearty breakfast at the hotel, fueling you for a day of exploration. We’ll take you to Tsaghkadzor, a picturesque town where you’ll ascend via the rope way and visit the historic Kecharis Monastery. Next, we’ll journey to Lake Sevan, known as the “Jewel of Armenia,” and explore the Sevanavank Monastery perched on its shores. After a day filled with awe-inspiring sights, return to the comfort of your hotel for a peaceful night’s rest.

Today, the choice is yours. After a delightful breakfast, you have the freedom to decide how to spend your day. Whether you opt for our optional tours or choose to explore Yerevan independently, you’ll have the flexibility to craft your own adventure. Rest easy in the Median Hotel, knowing that the next captivating experience is just around the corner.

As your journey in Armenia draws to a close, we ensure a seamless check-out process from the hotel and provide convenient transportation to Zvartnots International Airport. Bid farewell to this enchanting land with a heart filled with cherished memories. Board your Wizz Air flight, knowing that your adventure in Armenia may be ending, but the desire to return will stay with you forever.

Armenia is famous for its rich history, ancient monasteries, stunning landscapes, and as the world’s first Christian nation.

The best time to visit Armenia is during the spring (April to June) and autumn (September to October) when the weather is pleasant, and nature is at its most beautiful.

A trip of 6-10 days is generally sufficient to explore the major attractions of Armenia, including Yerevan and some of the key regions.

Spending 2-3 days in Yerevan allows you to explore the city’s main attractions and soak in its vibrant culture.

January and February are among the cheapest months to travel to Armenia, with lower prices on accommodation and fewer tourists.

Traditional Armenian cuisine includes dishes like dolma, khorovats (barbecue), lavash (flatbread), and many delicious desserts like baklava and gata.