Day Trip to Armenia with Homemade Lunch

Duration

12 hours

Languages

English, Spanish, Russian

One Day Trip to Armenia is the best possibility of visiting a new country just in one day and seeing how different two neighboring countries might be, the best option for visiting places which take you to different centuries.

Highlights:

Akhtala
Haghpat Monastery
Copper Smelting Factory
Debed Canyon
Aircraft MiG 21
Sanahin Monastery

Includes:

A professional guide
Transportation according to the itinerary
Homemade lunch in a local family
A bottle of water

Not included:

A visa for required countries (3000 ADM - about 7 USD per person)

Please note:Don't forget your passport.The tour operates in all weather conditions. Therefore, please dress according to the weather.

Start your tour at the Akhtala Monastery, a church from the 12th century that contains beautiful frescoes and is surrounded by copper smelting caves and a copper smelting factory.

You will then have the possibility to have lunch and try some traditional Armenian food. The third destination of the tour is the Haghpat Monastery, which

is located in Haghpat Village and is a UNESCO-listed site. It is one of the most beautiful medieval masterpieces in Armenia, and one can't help but think that God's hand played a part in building such an incredible construction. You will then have the possibility to have lunch and try some traditional Armenian food.

Following Haghpat Monastery, you'll make 3 stops on your way to visit the second UNESCO Heritage Site, Sanahin. The first will be a 13th-century bridge, the second for a Debed canyon with astonishing views, and the third for the Mikoyan Brothers' museum, where an original aircraft (MiG 21) will surprise you. You will finally travel back through the border to Tbilisi, arriving at approximately 8:30 PM.

Elle Kipiani

With GetExperience since 2022

Meeting point

Tbilisi, Georgia

Important to know

Free cancellation

Plans are subject to change, and sometimes unexpectedly. So you can cancel your event free of charge 24 hours before the start.