Areni Bazaar in Armenia, formerly known as the famous wine producer. It is also home to the world's oldest winery and various wine brands.

Areni-1 Cave Areni Cave is an amazing historical site, considered the oldest in the world, dating back to 4000 BC. It is located near the town of Areni and the Arpa River and is also an archaeological site with many artifacts from the cave people who lived there.

Noravank Monastery; is one of the gems of medieval Armenian architecture, located at the bottom of the Gnishik Canyon among the stunning brick-colored rocks. Here you will find the only image of God the Father in Armenia as the face of Jesus Christ, which appeared on the dome of the church's narthex. Since the 5th century, burials of people inside the church have been prohibited. Noravank is one of the gems of medieval Armenian architecture. The church has a distinctive two-story structure. It has a unique second floor, with a narrow staircase, which symbolizes the union of the earthly and the divine.

It announced the opening of the “cable car route”. One overlooks Halidzor, and the other is near the Tatev Monastery, on the way to the village of Tatev. Wings of Tatev Travelers can take advantage of the world’s longest reversible cable car (5752 m), recorded in the Guinness Book of Records.

Tatev Monastery Tatev Monastery is a historical monument of the 9th century. It is one of the oldest and most famous monastery complexes in Armenia. In the Middle Ages, Tatev Monastery was a vital scholastic, educational and spiritual center Among the architectural pillars of Zangezur, Tatev Monastery has no “competitors”. It was the richest monastery in medieval Armenia. Several secret paths led into the canyon on the territory of the fortress, serving as a connecting link between the monastery and the outside world. The church bells in Tatev rang loudly, marking the beginning of a program to revive the medieval monastery complex.

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

(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,

In the heart of Yerevan, we will visit the beautiful fountain and shopping street on Republic Square.

Go through the Vernissage famous market

Pass on a hill with a great view of Yerevan brandy factory

The word “Echmiadzin” means a place where “the only begotten son of the God descended”.

Garni Monastery We will explore Garni, Geghard and the Azat River Valley, which are home to many historical and natural attractions. Our journey begins with a visit to the famous 13th-century Geghardavank Monastery,

The monastery is a medieval wonder partially carved into the surrounding mountain and surrounded by cliffs. Its common name, Geghard or Geghardavank, meaning "Monastery of the Spear", comes from the spear that pierced Jesus during his crucifixion.

Sevanavank is a monastery named after its location on the top of the Sevan Peninsula at the source of the Hrazdan River. The time of construction of the temples existing today is the end of the 9th century. The patroness of the monastery, who allocated money for the construction of churches, is the daughter of the founder of the royal dynasty of Bagratuni - Mariam. Among the unique artifacts of the monastery, a carved wooden door stands out depicting the plot of the Descent of the Holy Spirit, a unique khachkar with the image of Jesus and illustrations to the gospel, which is quite rare for khachkars. The complex consists of the temples of St. Karapet and the Holy Apostles, built in the IX century. Once the monastery played the role of a fortress outpost, it was a strategic point glorified by the university.

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.

Sharambeyan Street Lined with traditional houses and artisan workshops, Sharambeyan Street takes you back hundreds of years. Located in a national park, the area is known as "Little Switzerland" and is home to many Armenian visual artists, musicians, and filmmakers. There is an art gallery and museum on the street.