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1. Garni temple -Explore Armenia’s UNESCO World Heritage–listed treasures on this Garni. Visit the iconic Temple of Garni — widely considered the country’s most important symbol of pre-Christian Armenia and admire the classical Hellenistic architecture you find. Enjoy breathtaking views over Mt Ararat on route to the UNESCO–listed monastery complex of Geghard. On arrival, discover medieval chapels cut out of the rugged rock face, gain insight into the site’s 4th- century history and marvel at the mighty cliffs of the Azat River gorge.
2. Gregnard Monestry -Geghard Monastery is located in the beautiful and green Kotayk region of Armenia, down the Azat River in between rocky and lush mountainous landscapes. The construction exudes full harmony with the human mind and nature combined, and the result is Geghard Monastery which is the UNESCO World Heritage Site list and has been protected for its cultural heritage since 2000.
3. Charents arch -The arch itself is just an arch, you may even wonder, why this place is a “must-see”. But from the Charents Arch opens a breathtaking view to Ararat, probably the most stunning view of the Biblical mountain. From this place it seems that Ararat is not connected with the ground, but is “hanging down” from the sky. It’s a real miracle. And nothing spoils the great view, not a single building, not a single noise.
4. Gorge of River Azat (stone symphony) - Canyon of Garni stretching along the river Azat (Garni) and tributary of Azat Goght. It is notable for its magnificent, seemingly artificial slopes, which consist of regular hexagonal prisms. The last stretch from the foot to the top of the gorge and was named “Symphony of stones”.

1. Tsaghkadzor(Ropeway Zipline)- Zipline is one of the fastest growing destinations in extreme tourism both in the Armenia. For the ones, who prefer active leisure zipline in Tsakhkadzor is open all year round. Here You can feel the pleasure of flying and enjoy the nature of Tsakhkadzor. Ziplining is available for any age, if Your weight doesn’t exceed 120 kg, and you are not under the influence of alcohol, drugs or psychotropic drugs
2. Kecharis Monastery- One of the most important medieval attractions of Armenia – the monastery complex of Kecharis – is hidden in the high picturesque mountains. It is located on the slope of the Pambak Ridge, in Kotayk region, in the resort town of Tsakhkadzor which is the most popular resort in Armenia.
3. Lake sevan -Tis the largest body of water in Armenia and beautiful sightseeing. Picture perfect location to make memories for life..
4. Sevanavank Monastery- The monastery is surrounded by outstanding views and many khachkars. Sevanavank is the most popular monastery around Sevan and it was built on Sevan Island long before the land became a peninsula. Interestingly, the monastery was built for a ‘punishment’ for sinning monks from Etchmiadzin.
5. Dilijjan-Dilijan is a town in northern Armenia. It's known for spa resorts and traditional craft workshops. The town is surrounded by the forests of Dilijan National Park.

1. Khor Virap monastery- one of the most astonishing places to visit in Armenia is Khor Virap Monastery. It is considered to be one of the gems of Armenia
2. Jermukh (waterfall, mineral watersprings)- One of the most spectacular natural sights to see in Armenia has got to be Jermuk Waterfall. Located in the northeastern region of the Vayots Dzor province lays this well-known health resort town. Surrounded by beautiful forests and mountains,
3. Lake sevan -Tis the largest body of water in Armenia and beautiful sightseeing. Picture perfect location to make memories for life..
4. Noravank Monastery - The beautiful Noravank Monastery was built in the 13th century on the ledge of narrow winding gorge above the Amaghu River, near the city of Yeghegnadzor. The spare lines of the church contrast beautifully with the sharp red rock cliffs, and the dramatic scenery is one of the best reasons to visit Noravank.
5. Arni winery- Visit to winery for tasting wine and visit to guided tour to winery

1. Armenian alphabet monument- Armenian Alphabet Monument is located in the village of Artashavan, at the east side bottom of Mount Aragats.
2. Mount Aragats- Mount Aragats, a quadriceps giant with snow-capped peaks, is the highest mountain in Armenia. Get ready with your snow cloths and play around in snow.