- Visit Garni Pagan Temple (1st century AD), Built by Armenian King Tiridates I, Dedicated to Mithra, the God of the Sun, Only existing Hellenistic temple in Armenia
- Features tall, monumental stairs, symbolizing spiritual ascent toward the sun deity
- Stop at the Arch of Charents, A favorite photo spot with a stunning panoramic view of Mount Ararat and Yerevan, Named after famous Armenian poet Egishe Charents, who often visited this spot, Ideal for capturing memorable photos of your Armenian journey
- Continue to Geghard Monastery (13th century), A unique monastic complex partly carved into a rock face. Originally named Ayrivank, meaning “Monastery of the Cave” Now called Geghardavank – “Monastery of the Spear” A UNESCO World Heritage Site, admired for its history and architecture
Visit Vernissage Flea Market in Yerevan, A vibrant open-air market offering a wide range of Armenian souvenirs, crafts, jewelry, and artworks. Perfect for shopping and picking up traditional gifts
Optional: Armenian flat bread "lavash" baking ceremony in an underground heater called "tonir" in a local house in Garni. Here you will learn also how to make Armenian local sandwiches with "lavash" and cheese. In 2014, "Lavash, the preparation, meaning and appearance of traditional bread as an expression of culture in Armenia" was inscribed in the UNESCO Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity – by extra cost
Optional: visit Garni Adventure Park for some adventure activities / Drive quadbike, buggy etc/ - You will choose the activity and pay on spot.
