Armenia From Borg-ElArb

Day-by-day itinerary

1. Day 1

   Trip 1: Yerevan City Tour

   Enjoy a sightseeing tour of Yerevan, the capital of Armenia, to visit its most important historical, cultural, and tourist attractions, including Freedom Square, the Opera House, the Cafesjian Center for the Arts, Cascade, and the open-air market. The tour also includes a visit to Yerevan’s most famous historic streets.

   

2. Day 2

   Trip 2: Tsaghkadzor

   Tsaghkadzor is one of Armenia’s most famous tourist destinations. Visitors travel to this city, also known as the “Valley of Flowers,” to enjoy a cable car ride. During winter, Tsaghkadzor becomes a popular ski destination. Located at an altitude of approximately 1,819 meters above sea level, the resort offers breathtaking views of Mount Ararat and Lake Sevan.

3. Day 3

   Trip 3: Sevan – Dilijan – Goshavank

   Begin the trip with a visit to one of Armenia’s remarkable natural wonders and one of the world’s high-altitude freshwater lakes: Lake Sevan, also known as the “Blue Pearl of Armenia,” located approximately 2,000 meters above sea level. Lunch is suggested at one of the lakeside restaurants famous for their fish dishes. Continue to Dilijan, an Armenian town located northeast of the capital, Yerevan. Dilijan is renowned for its beautiful natural landscapes and mild climate. Many visitors call it the “Armenian Switzerland” because of its dense forested valleys and surrounding mountains. Dilijan lies along the banks of the Aghstev River, which stretches for more than 20 km. The surrounding valley is bordered by the Lesser Caucasus Mountains to the north and Mount Semyonovka Pass to the south. Dilijan is famous for its handmade carpets and traditional craftsmanship. The town has its own distinctive carpet-making style, along with woodworking and ceramics workshops along Sharambeyan Street, the historic center of Old Dilijan. Visitors can enjoy shopping for unique handmade souvenirs and traditional crafts while exploring Sharambeyan Street. The street features small shops where local artisans create and sell a variety of beautiful keepsakes. Next, visit Goshavank Monastery, a remarkable example of medieval Armenian architecture, known for its impressive stone carvings. This large monastic complex dates back to the 12th century and stands on a hillside overlooking Lake Gosh. Visit two churches within the complex and admire the intricate carvings and decorative stonework. The monastery also houses a memorial to its founder, Mkhitar Gosh.

4. Day 4

   Trip 4: Garni – Geghard – Lavash Baking

   Discover the Armenian Countryside After breakfast, head to the pagan Temple of Garni, one of Armenia’s most visited historical landmarks. The Temple of Garni was built in the first century AD and is the only surviving pagan temple in Armenia. Following Armenia’s conversion to Christianity in 301 AD, pagan temples were destroyed. The Temple of Garni was subsequently reconstructed and restored during the 20th century. It stands on a hillside overlooking the magnificent Geghama Mountains. Continue to Garni Village, a traditional Armenian village known for its rich culture and heritage. Taste traditional Armenian bread, Lavash, and enjoy the opportunity to participate in preparing the bread yourself. The excursion continues to Geghard Monastery, a medieval monastery located deep within the Azat Valley. Geghard is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, inscribed in 2000.

   

Prices & plans

Hotel	Board basis	Single	Double	Triple	1st child	2nd child	Infant
Nairi Hotel Yerevan ★★★★	Breakfast	58,900 EGP	49,900 EGP	49,900 EGP	37,400 (2-6)	42,900 (6-11)	6,990 (0-2)
Shirak Hotel ★★★★	Breakfast	62,900 EGP	52,900 EGP	52,900 EGP	37,400 (2-6)	43,400 (6-11)	6,990 (0-2)
Ani Central Inn ★★★★	Breakfast	73,900 EGP	69,900 EGP	69,900 EGP	37,400 (2-6)	49,900 (6-11)	6,990 (0-2)
Ani Plaza Hotel ★★★★	Breakfast	76,900 EGP	62,900 EGP	62,900 EGP	37,400 (2-6)	52,400 (6-11)	6,990 (0-2)

All prices per person. Booking is available only on the listed fixed departure dates.