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Tbilisi to Armenia: Explore UNESCO Monasteries
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Travel from Tbilisi to Armenia in just a few hours and on the way visit the Akhpat Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Sevanavank Monastery overlooking Lake Sevan and a 10th-century UNESCO World Heritage Site. Stroll through the sights of Yerevan and hear about its history, culture, and traditions.
Travel from Tbilisi to Armenia in just a few hours and on the way visit the Akhpat Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Sevanavank Monastery overlooking Lake Sevan and a 10th-century UNESCO World Heritage Site. Stroll through the sights of Yerevan and hear about its history, culture, and traditions.
Duration:
11 hours
Cancellation:
24 hours
Highlights
- Tbilisi - We will travel from Tbilisi to the Armenian border, approximately 70 minutes on the way.
- Sadakhlo - We will stop at both borders for about 35 minutes, bring your visa and passport with you.
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Haghpat Monastery - Haghpati Monastery
It was founded by Queen Khosrovanush (wife of the Armenian king Ashot III) in 976. This active…
- Tbilisi - We will travel from Tbilisi to the Armenian border, approximately 70 minutes on the way.
- Sadakhlo - We will stop at both borders for about 35 minutes, bring your visa and passport with you.
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Haghpat Monastery - Haghpati Monastery
It was founded by Queen Khosrovanush (wife of the Armenian king Ashot III) in 976. This active monastery consists of one vestibule, two sepulchral corridors, a refectory, a scriptorium, an Amazaspi chapel, a bell tower and several chapels. You will admire the architectural ensemble, as well as visit the ancient tombs and Khachkar crosses. - Sevan - On Lake Sevan there is a huge restaurant stretching out from where there are beautiful views of Lake Sevan, here we will have the opportunity to taste the delicious products of Lake Sevan.
- Monastery Sevanavank - On Lake Sevan there is a huge restaurant stretching out from where there are beautiful views of Lake Sevan, here we will have the opportunity to taste the delicious products of Lake Sevan.
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Victory Park and Statue of Mother Armenia - Mother Armenia monument (the main monument of the country, an observation deck of the city);
Cathedral to them. Gregory the Illuminator (the largest temple in Armenia - Modern Art Museum of Yerevan - (Kaskad) We will visit the Cascade in the heart of Yerevan city, the beauty of which overlooks the city, when you turn to the top of the Cascade you will see Mount Ararat,
- Republic Square - Here you can stay in Yerevan after the tour ends.
What's Included
- WiFi on board
- Air-conditioned vehicle
- Guide service
- WiFi on board
- Air-conditioned vehicle
- Guide service
What's Not Included
- Dinner
- Check the visa on the website. (mfa.am)
- Dinner
- Check the visa on the website. (mfa.am)
Location
1 Vakhtang Gorgasali St
Vakhtang Gorgasali Street
Next to the Hotel King Gorgasali, at the Ushba office
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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Tazmeen_r
Aug 8, 2025
Lots to see, well run with best guide and excellent vehicle! - It’s a long winding trip with much to see along the way, not to mention the challenge of really high temperatures in Yerevan. It’s a trip well worth taking to as one sees quite a bit of Armenia in just one day.
We left Tblisi at 7am ( group of 14) and the mini-bus departed Yerevan at 6:30pm (I did the one way trip and would highly recommend doing that). The vehicle was surprisingly comfortable with good AC, cold bottled water and even WiFi on board. The driver, Soso drove carefully.
Sophie, was one of the best guides I have ever experienced (spoke in both English and Russian as we had a mixed group). She gave clear guidance of the timeline and stops expected, shared so much information on history of country, religion and pointed out places we drove past. She accompanied us through all the sites visited describing what was significant and then gave us time to explore on our own. She was responsive to any other questions we had. In addition, she shepherded us all through immigration (those needing visas on arrival - you can pay by credit card or apple pay after filling a form), to where to change money at good rates, find toilets, and through lunch choices at a food court (with a lot of choices to meet all needs). One couldn’t ask for more of a guide or transportation vehicle.
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