• Khor Virap - Khor Virap, an Armenian monastery established in 642, translates to “deep hole” in Armenian. It is a significant pilgrimage site for the Armenian Apostolic Church. Notably, it was constructed on the former site of a royal prison where Gregory the Illuminator, the patron saint and first official leader of the Armenian Apostolic Church, was imprisoned for 13 years by the Armenian king. The monastery offers a unique view of the biblical Mount Ararat.
• Areni Wine Factory - Areni is renowned as the birthplace of winemaking, with viticulture in Armenia dating back to ancient times. The region is home to many wild vineyards and numerous local grape varieties. It also hosts Armenia’s oldest winery, where visitors can sample exquisite wines made from the finest grape varieties.
• T’rchuneri (Bird) Cave - Areni Cave, also known as Bird Cave, is located near the Gnishik tributary of the Arpa River, at a height of 30 meters. The cave, carved into the rock, consists of interconnected spaces with narrow passages. Its accessible location makes it a popular destination even during holidays in Armenia. Since 2007, archaeological excavations have uncovered artifacts dating back to 4200-3500 BC, including pottery, plant remains, apricot and grape seeds, reed-woven items, textiles, and women’s jewelry.
• Noravank Monastery - Noravank Monastery is nestled among stunning steep red rocks on the edge of a winding gorge. Founded in the 12th century on the site of older structures, the Noravank complex is renowned for its medieval architectural masterpieces and its picturesque setting, leaving a lasting impression. It stands as one of the grand monuments of Armenian medieval architecture.

• Hotel pickup
• Hotel drop-off
• English or Russian speaking Guide service (optional)
• Wine tasting
• On-board WiFi
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Bottled water
• All taxes and handling charges

• Lunch
• The entrance fee of Birds’ Cave

Spend a day exploring some of Armenia’s most spectacular landmarks. This private tour from Yerevan is exclusively for you and includes visits to the monastery of Khor Virap (built-in 642, translated from Armenian means “deep hole” ), Noravank (founded in the XII century on the site of ancient buildings), Areni Cave, Bird’s Cave or the birthplace of winemaking – Areni.

Khor Virap – Armenian monastery, built in 642, translated from Armenian means “deep hole”. Khor Virap is one of the shrines of the Armenian Apostolic Church, a place of pilgrimage.

Areni is the birthplace of winemaking. Viticulture on the territory of Armenia originated many years before our era. In Armenia, grows a lot of wild vineyards, and a large number of local varieties of grapes.

Noravank Monastery is among the wonderful steep red rocks on the ledge of a meandering gorge. It was founded in the XII century on the site of ancient buildings.

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