Armenia Tours & Trips

Ring in the New Year in Armenia with trips to Geghard Monastery, a UNESCO site carved into cliffs by the Azat River, and the 1st-century Garni Temple. Hit the slopes at Tsaghkadzor's ropeway, sample local wines at Areni Winery, and check out Khor Virap Monastery with snowy Mount Ararat behind it.

Geghard Monastery, a UNESCO site carved into rock cliffs back in the 13th century, pairs with Garni Temple, Armenia's only remaining Pagan structure from the 1st century AD. Lake Sevan sits at 1,900 meters elevation where Sevanavank Monastery occupies the peninsula. Khor Virap offers views of Mount Ararat and marks the spot where Gregory the Illuminator spent 13 years imprisoned.

Armenia's ancient wine culture comes alive through 8 distinctive wineries, from historic Areni-1 Cave to modern Armenia Winery. UNESCO sites like Echmiadzin Cathedral, home-cooked meals in 18th-century houses, and Mount Ararat views from Khor Virap Monastery create unforgettable memories.

This 5-day guided tour from Yerevan takes you to Amberd Fortress at 2,300 meters on Mount Aragats, where medieval architecture sits against Armenia's highest peak. You'll check out the 1st-century Temple of Garni and the Symphony of Stones, a natural formation of volcanic rocks nearby.

Ancient treasures of Armenia shine with private transportation to the 77 AD Garni Temple and UNESCO-listed Geghard Monastery. Yerevan's thriving nightlife, the 6100-year-old Areni winery, and Mount Ararat views from Khor Virap Monastery await. Includes 4 nights at a comfortable 3-star hotel with daily breakfast.

Rich heritage of Armenia spans 14 cities in 10 days, from the 7th-century Zvartnots Cathedral to the world's oldest winery in Areni Cave. Central hotels provide comfort while visiting Khor Virap Monastery beneath Mount Ararat, with English-speaking guides and included brandy tastings at Ararat Company.