Discover Yerevan Explore the capital of Armenia, one of the world’s oldest cities with a history of nearly 2,800 years. Experience the perfect harmony of old and new, where lively streets meet the quiet charm of the “Pink City.” Ever wondered how books were created in ancient times? At the Matenadaran, you’ll find the answers. This unique repository preserves thousands of manuscripts, some more than 1,500 years old. Despite wars, disasters, and hardships, these priceless treasures have survived to find their eternal home in Yerevan.

Victory Park & Megerian Carpet Enjoy a refreshing walk through Victory Park, one of the city’s most vibrant and beloved green spaces, where you can truly feel the spirit of Yerevan and its people. Afterward, discover the artistry of Armenian weaving at Megerian Carpet, home to exquisite handmade carpets that reflect centuries of tradition. Savor a delightful lunch here before continuing your journey of exploration through the city.

Garni Temple Experience Be amazed by the grandeur of Garni, the only standing pagan temple in Armenia, set in one of the country’s most breathtaking landscapes. Here, traces of ancient paganism coexist in harmony with Christianity and the surrounding nature. Enjoy a soul-stirring duduk concert prepared especially for you, and take part in a hands-on experience by making traditional Armenian bread ''lavash'' yourself.

Geghard Monastery Continue to Geghard Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage site dating back to the 4th century. Partly carved into the surrounding cliffs, this remarkable complex is a true masterpiece of medieval Armenian architecture. The combination of its spiritual atmosphere and untouched natural setting makes Geghard an unparalleled treasure.

Echmiadzin – The Spiritual Heart of Armenia The spiritual city of Echmiadzin awaits you, offering a chance to connect with the roots of Christianity. Here you will visit the churches of St. Gayane and St. Hripsime, both dedicated to the holy virgins who preached Christianity in the late 3rd century. Located near the Echmiadzin Monastery, these sacred sites stand as enduring symbols of faith and devotion.

Echmiadzin Monastery & Museum Your journey continues to Echmiadzin Monastery, recognized as the first Christian cathedral in the world. Within its museum, you will encounter priceless treasures, including the Holy Lance (Geghard) that pierced the side of Christ, and a reliquary said to contain relics of Noah’s Ark. These sacred artifacts make Echmiadzin not only a spiritual center but also a guardian of Christianity’s deepest heritage.

Today you will discover the very roots of Christianity in Armenia. Khor Virap is the sacred site where it all began, closely tied to the adoption of Christianity as a state religion. From here, take in the breathtaking view of Mount Ararat, standing majestically on the horizon and adding a biblical grandeur to the experience.

Continue your journey to one of Armenia’s most remarkable discoveries Areni Cave, uncovered in 2007. This ancient site, over 6,000 years old, is considered the world’s oldest winery and is also where the world’s oldest leather shoe was found. Here, you’ll feel like an archaeologist, traveling back in time. Finally, visit Winery, where tradition and innovation meet. Explore the vineyards, learn about the winemaking process, and enjoy a tasting of exceptional Armenian wines in an unforgettable atmosphere