Day trip to North Armenia with UNESCO site
Overview
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9 hours
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Explore the rich history and stunning landscapes of Armenia on this comprehensive day trip from Tbilisi. Begin your journey at Akhtala Monastery, renowned for its exquisite frescoes, then visit the UNESCO-listed Haghpat Monastery, where you can enjoy an authentic Armenian lunch. Capture the essence of the region with photo stops at the abandoned copper factory. Visit Odzun Monastery. Located in the village sharing the same name, Odzun church and its humble surroundings fill you with calmness and a sense of timelessness.
- Visit iconic monasteries, including UNESCO World Heritage Sites
- Enjoy scenic photo opportunities at historic sites and natural landscapes
- Comprehensive tour from Tbilisi with comfortable transport included
Additional Info
Public transportation options are available nearby
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Visa on arrival is not available on the group tour.
Don’t forget your passport
The minimum age of a traveler on this group tour is 7 years.
Unsupervised minors are not allowed
Pets are not allowed
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
What To Expect
Tbilisi
At 8:45, our team member will meet you at Pavle Ingorokva Street (350 meters away from Liberty Square) with the "Authentic Georgia" sign.
Akhtala Monastery
After crossing the border, our first religious encounter is Akhtala Monastery, a remarkable fortification with a 12th-century church, which is known for its beautiful frescoes and rich history. Learn about the history of the landmark, wander in the medieval walls and enjoy the breathtaking murals.
What‘s Included
Transportation
A certified guide service
Lunch
Tips
Visa (if needed)
Options
Private Day Trip to Armenia
Private Tour
Day trip to North Armenia with
Reviews
1 review
Total reviews and rating from Viator & Tripadvisor
A Well-Planned Tour to Hidden Gems
tpac11,,Feb 13, 2026
- Review from Tripadvisor
5.00I had a great experience on this tour. The itinerary was well designed and we visited several lesser-known, uncrowded places. The Armenian local lunch was a nice highlight, and I also learned about the differences between Armenian and Georgian styles and history. The guide was very kind and passionate, and her explanations were clear and detailed. She was also thoughtful about my stay in Georgia even before the tour started. The car was clean and the drive felt safe. Highly recommended for anyone interested in churches and the Soviet period. Thank you for a wonderful day.
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