Charent's Arch

CHARENTS ARCH Nestled in the scenic landscapes of Armenia, Charents Arch offers one of the most breathtaking views in the country. This unique vantage point is named after the famous Armenian poet, Yeghishe Charents, and stands as a tribute to his love for Armenia's natural beauty. From here, you’ll have an unforgettable panoramic view of Mount Ararat, Armenia’s symbol, and the surrounding plains. The arch is a perfect spot for photography and quiet reflection, surrounded by dramatic cliffs and tranquil vistas. It’s a place where Armenia's rich history and natural grandeur meet.

The Monastery of Geghard

Geghard Monastery A UNESCO World Heritage site, Geghard Monastery is a masterpiece of medieval Armenian architecture, carved directly into the cliffs of the Azat River Gorge. This ancient religious complex, dating back to the 4th century, is famed for its stunning rock-hewn churches, serene atmosphere, and beautiful natural setting. The main church, Gavit, and other chapels create an ethereal atmosphere as you explore the sacred grounds. The monastery is named after the spear that is believed to have pierced Christ’s side and is kept here as a revered relic. Geghard is a spiritual retreat, offering not only architectural beauty but also a profound connection to Armenia’s deep Christian heritage.