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2 days
Daily Tour
3 people
English, Russian
Hello! I’m Karlo, and I’d love to invite you on a 2-day private tour of Armenia, starting and ending in Tbilisi, Georgia. We’ll pick you up in Tbilisi in the morning and head towards the Armenian border, just about one hour away.
At the border, you’ll obtain an Armenian visa (if required) for just $6 — quick and easy!
Then we start our unforgettable journey, which takes you through some of the most beautiful and culturally rich regions of Armenia. We’ll explore ancient monasteries, breathtaking landscapes, and authentic Armenian hospitality — all in the comfort of a personalised tour, designed just for you. Please book a 1-night stay in Yerevan for yourself.
I’m confident this tour will be a *unique and unforgettable experience*, filled with history, culture, nature, and warm local hospitality.
If you’re ready to explore Armenia with a trusted local guide, I’d be honoured to show you around.
*See you soon!*
Here's a 2-day Armenia tour covering those highlights, structured for a logical route (Tbilisi–Dilijan–Sevan–Yerevan side):
**Day 1 — Tbilisi → Dilijan → Sevan Lake → Yerevan**
- Early morning departure from Tbilisi (~7:00 AM), border crossing to Armenia
- Drive to Dilijan National Park — known as "Armenian Switzerland," forested mountain scenery
- Visit Haghartsin Monastery — 13th-century monastery complex nestled in the forest
- Continue to Sevan Lake — one of the largest high-altitude lakes in the world; stop at Sevanavank Monastery on the peninsula, lakeside views, optional lunch with fresh Sevan trout
- Continue to Yerevan (~2.5 hrs), check into hotel
- Evening: Cascade Complex — giant stairway/art installation with city views, especially nice at sunset
Stay Yerevan. Book your stay near to center.
**Day 2 — Yerevan → Garni → Geghard → Yerevan**
- Morning: Genocide Museum & Memorial (Tsitsernakaberd) — moving, historically significant, includes eternal flame memorial
- Mother Armenia Statue — panoramic views over Yerevan, WWII museum at the base
- Drive to Garni Temple — Georgia's only Greek-Hellenistic pagan temple, dramatic gorge setting
- Continue to Geghard Monastery — UNESCO-listed, partially carved into rock
- Return to Yerevan, free evening / return transfer to Tbilisi
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