1.Khor Virap Monastery
Many people know that Armenia is the first Christian country in the world. It was officially accepted in 301 when Grigor was released from the capital's prison, which was here before. He was imprisoned here for 13 years for his Christian faith. Being the last hope of the sick king, he cured him, after which the king accepted Christianity as the state religion. At the same time, the best view of Mount Ararat opens from here. Being very close to Ararat gives you the opportunity to see the entire structure of the mountain and admire its beauty.

1. Noravank
   Medieval Armenian taste and architectural talent were interblended in Noravank, founded in the 9th century, this monastery developed in the 13th and 14th centuries. Surrounded by high red-coloured mountains and built from stones taken from those rocks, Noravank harmoniously complements the local landscape, remaining unique in its kind.

2. Jermuk Waterfull
   Arriving in Jermuk, we go to see the waterfall. The 68-70 metre high “Mermaid's Braids” waterfall tells us the legend of a forbidden love. According to this legend, a prince curses his daughter for meeting her lover, and then she turns into stone. Her hair still flows in the form of water, which is why the waterfall gets the name “Mermaid's Braids.”

3. Arch of Dreams
   Not far from the waterfall is the Arch of Dreams. This beautiful natural monument arose naturally and received the name “Arch of Dreams.” It's said that if you stand under this arch and make a wish it will come true.

4. Areni wine factory
   At the end of the tour, we visit the centre of winemaking in the village of Areni, where we are hosted by the Areni Wine Factory. Our guests can taste different types of Armenian wines, including those made from Areni grapes. We will also see the cellar, where the wines are stored, and on the upper floor, there's a nice cafe.