Garni & Geghard
A 1st-century temple above a basalt gorge, then a monastery carved straight into the rock.
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DetailsDay tour from Yerevan
Gyumri is Armenia’s second-largest city, famous for its crafts, humour and the old Kumayri district — more than a thousand buildings of black and red tuff from the 19th and early 20th centuries.
On the way we stop at the 7th-century Aruchavank cathedral, one of the largest in medieval Armenia. In Gyumri we see the Black Fortress and the Mother Armenia statue, walk around Vardanants Square to the churches of the Holy Saviour and Yot Verk, and visit the Museum of National Architecture and Urban Life. On the way back we stop at Marmashen monastery on the Akhurian river.
The Black Fortress is privately owned and not always open inside — then we see it from outside. On request we add Harichavank, a monastery of the 7th–13th centuries on the way.
A 1st-century temple above a basalt gorge, then a monastery carved straight into the rock.
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DetailsArarat at its closest, a wine stop in Areni, then the two-storey church hidden in red cliffs.
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