• Saghmosavank Monastery - Saghmosavank is situated on the right bank of the Kasakh River, within the village of Saghmosavan. Tradition holds that it was founded by Grigor Lusavorich (Gregory the Illuminator). The St. Sion Church, constructed by Prince Vache Vachutian in 1215, features a cross-shaped interior and a rectangular exterior, topped with a high cylindrical drum and a conical dome. The church’s facades are adorned with “Armenian hollows.” Between 1215 and 1235, Vache Vachutian added a four-columned porch to the west of the St. Sion Church, with a central ceiling featuring a 12-faceted stone shelter. To the north of the monastery lies a cemetery with khachkars from the 13th and 14th centuries. In 1250, a school was established in Saghmosavank.
• Ashtarak - Yeganyans’ Guest House and Wine Yard was founded on a family tradition of wine and vodka production. Seth’s grandfather was a celebrated winemaker. A humorous tale recounts how his grandfather, eager to taste the wine, would sample it throughout the process, once finishing an entire barrel before it was fully matured!
• Armenia Wine - Offers tours of wine and brandy production facilities, aging cellars, and wine tasting in a dedicated tasting room. Wines available for tasting include Armenia White Dry, Armenia Red Dry, and Armenia Pomegranate Semisweet, accompanied by pairing snacks and bread.
• Wine History Museum Of Armenia - The “Armenia Wine” company merges Armenian traditions with modern technology. As a family-owned business, it planted its first vineyards in 2006 and established a wine factory in 2008. Over the years, it has been consistently updated with state-of-the-art equipment, offering a diverse selection of quality wines and becoming a leader in the local market. The company also exports its products to several foreign countries.

• On-board WiFi
• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Professional Driver
• Hotel pickup and drop off
• Guide service Ru / Eng (optional)

• Entrance tickets
• Lunch

Explore the hidden treasure of Armenian viticulture with a wine glass in hand. Armenia Winery, acknowledged as a key player in the Armenian wine industry, beckons you. This excursion gifts you the experience of savouring some of the world’s most divine wines. The Yeganyans Guest House and Wine Yard in Ashtarak, outfitted with a garden, bar, and grilling area, offers more wine tasting experiences. Certainly, the path to these exquisite wines includes a visit to one of Armenia’s finest monastery complexes, Saghmosavank.

• Infant meals not included

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.