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Discover Armenia's highlights on this 7-hour day trip including Khor Virap, Areni Winery, and Noravank Monastery, with expert guides and stunning views of Mount Ararat.


This day trip departs at 09:30 AM with pickup from your hotel in Yerevan, making it easy to begin your Armenian journey without stress. The price is $110 per person, which includes transportation, a knowledgeable guide, and entrance fees to all sites. The small group size, capped at 10, promises a more intimate experience and the chance to ask questions comfortably.
The tour’s duration is 7 hours, making it suitable for those who want a full day of sightseeing without feeling rushed. You’ll travel comfortably in an air-conditioned vehicle, leaving you free to relax and enjoy the scenery.
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The first stop is the famous Khor Virap Monastery, located in the Ararat Plain. This site is notable not only for its historical significance but also for its spectacular panoramic view of Mount Ararat, Armenia’s national symbol.
While at Khor Virap, you have time to admire the striking landscape, take photos of the mountain, and learn about its historical importance as the site of Armenia’s first Christian church. The views here are consistently praised as unforgettable, especially for photography enthusiasts.

Next, the tour takes you to the Areni Village, home to the renowned Areni Winery. Here, you can sample a variety of Armenian wines and purchase bottles to take home. The winery’s medieval architecture adds to the charm of this stop, and the landscape surrounding the vineyard enhances the visit’s appeal.
This part of the tour offers more than just tasting; it’s a chance to discover Armenian winemaking traditions and enjoy the flavors that make Armenian wine famous. Many reviews highlight the quality of the wines and the friendly, knowledgeable staff who guide you through the tasting.
The final major stop is the Noravank Monastery, situated deep within the Noravank Canyon. This monastery complex is celebrated for its distinctive architecture, including a two-story church with a tall, narrow window and intricate stone carvings.
Travelers typically find Noravank’s setting in the rugged canyon breathtaking, with dramatic cliffs framing the monastery. The site’s medieval charm and peaceful atmosphere make it a favorite among visitors. The guide shares insights into the monastery’s history and significance, making the visit both educational and visually rewarding.
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Throughout the tour, you’ll enjoy views of Armenia’s countryside and mountain landscapes, with Mount Ararat often visible in the background. The journey between stops is comfortable and well-paced, allowing time to appreciate the natural beauty and landscape.
Travelers note that the roads are accessible, and the sites are manageable for most visitors, though comfortable shoes are recommended for walking around the monasteries and vineyard areas.
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This tour features a live guide fluent in English, Armenian, and Russian, who explains the history, architecture, and culture of each site with enthusiasm and knowledge. Reviews frequently praise the guides’ friendliness and depth of information, which enhances the overall experience.
The small group setting ensures that the guide can tailor the commentary based on the interests of the participants, making it more engaging and interactive.

Booking this tour is straightforward, with options for free cancellation up to 24 hours before. You can reserve now and pay later, providing flexibility for your travel plans. The tour includes pickup from your accommodation in Yerevan, removing logistical concerns.
The only requirement is comfortable shoes, given the uneven surfaces at some sites. The entrance fees are included in the price, so there are no hidden costs.

For $110 per person, this trip offers a comprehensive look at Armenia’s most iconic sights in a manageable 7-hour window. The inclusion of transportation, guide, and entrance fees simplifies planning, and the small group size makes the experience more personal.
Review scores of 5 out of 5 based on 20 reviews reflect high satisfaction, especially regarding the knowledgeable guides, stunning views, and quality wine tasting. This tour is ideal for travelers who want a full, insightful, and smoothly organized day in Armenia.
This day trip to Khor Virap, Areni Winery, and Noravank Monastery provides a well-rounded exploration of Armenia’s most photographed sites. The spectacular views of Mount Ararat, the delicious Armenian wines, and the architectural beauty of Noravank make it a memorable experience.
The expert guides and small group size ensure a comfortable, informative journey that suits those interested in history, culture, and scenic landscapes. While the 7-hour duration is perfect for a full-day activity, travelers should wear comfortable shoes and be prepared for some walking.
This tour offers exceptional value, combining sightseeing, tasting, and storytelling in one package. It’s an ideal choice for visitors eager to enjoy Armenia’s rich heritage without overextending their schedule.