• Tatev Monastery - To truly appreciate the culture, architecture, and history of Armenia, visiting the Tatev Monastery is essential. The Church of St. Paul and Peter, constructed in 906, is regarded as one of the finest structures of its era. This magnificent church is perched on the edge of a gorge, overlooking a vast abyss. Once a beloved site for Armenians, it served as a university and, centuries later, became a hub for the liberation movement led by the esteemed Armenian hero, Garegin Nzhdeh.
• Wings of Tatev | Tatever - The Wings of Tatev is the world’s longest reversible aerial tramway, spanning 5.7 km across the breathtaking Vorotan Gorge in southern Armenia. This 12-minute journey offers stunning views and connects visitors to the 9th-century Tatev Monastery. It’s more than just a cable car—it’s an experience through history and nature.
• Khndzoresk Swinging Bridge - This location features a remarkable collection of rocks, and it’s hard to believe that residential areas once existed here, with Khndzoresk’s population reaching 10-15 thousand at the start of the last century. Residents lived in rock-hewn homes until the 1950s. As a village of historical significance, Khndzoresk is frequently mentioned in the chronicles of the national struggle. The grave of Mkhitar Sparapet, a leader of the 18th-century liberation movement, is located here. The village’s unique character is enhanced by the swinging bridge spanning the gorge, standing up to 63 meters high and 160 meters long. Interestingly, the name Khndzoresk is linked to the gorge’s depth, originally called Khordzoresk.
• Shaki Waterfall - Shaki Waterfall adds to the breathtaking natural landscape. The 16-meter-high waterfall is associated with a charming legend about a girl named Shaki who was saved by its waters. This natural gem in southern Armenia is a beloved spot for both locals and tourists.
• Areni Wine Factory - Concluding the tour, visitors explore the heart of winemaking in the village of Areni, hosted by the Areni Wine Factory. Guests can sample various Armenian wines, including those crafted from Areni grapes. The tour also includes a visit to the wine cellar and a delightful cafe on the upper floor.

• Transport
• Wine tasting
• Guide service

• Lunch
• Entrance fees
• Entrance fees

This tour provides an exceptional blend of Armenia’s rich cultural heritage, stunning natural landscapes, and memorable experiences. Participants will have the opportunity to visit one of the nation’s most renowned landmarks—Tatev Monastery—accessible via the world’s longest reversible cable car, the Wings of Tatev, which soars over deep gorges and picturesque valleys. The journey includes a stop at the ancient cave village of Khndzoresk, where visitors can traverse its impressive suspension bridge, admire the stunning Shaki Waterfall, and partake in wine tasting in the historic Areni wine region, celebrated as one of the oldest winemaking areas globally. Expertly curated and led by professionals, this tour seamlessly combines adventure, history, and genuine Armenian flavors into an unforgettable day.

• 8h for transportation (to go and to come back)

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.