Yerevan - Echmiadzin - Zvartnots - Sardarapat - Yerevan
Armenia is a country of incomparable beauty, with fresh air and breathtaking views! We invite you to see the magical country with your own eyes and enjoy the wonderful nature!
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Yerevan - Echmiadzin - Zvartnots - Sardarapat - Yerevan
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Echmiadzin Monastery
Armenia is the first nation which has adopted Christianity as the state religion, thus we will have religious tour in the place where the only son of God descended and where Saint Gregory the Illuminator had built Echmiadzin Cathedral.
Zvartnots Temple
Zvatnots Temple is located 5 km from Echmiadzin is one of the brightest landmarkst of medieval Armenian architecture –the magnificent Zvartnots Temple constructed in the 7-th century. Unfortunately, like the majority of other ancient Armenian temples, Zvartnots has survived only in ruins since it was completely destroyed by powerful earthquake in the 10 th century. But even the ruins of this temple give us the idea of its rare and majestic beauty.
Sardarapat Memorial
Museum was built in 1978, in the place of heroic battle of Sardarapat in May of 1918; due to Armenian soldiers’ bitter struggle the brilliant victory was won. After October Revolution Turks, taking the advantage Russian Army’s leaving home, broke ceasefire of Yerznka and intended to realize capture program of not only Western, but also Eastern Armenia. But in 22-26th of May Turkish Army surrendered. Everyone took part in the battle: elderlies, women, and even children.
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- Car Service
- Guide's Service
- Breakfast/ Lunch/ Dinner
- Entrance Tickets
- Insurance
- Specialized infant seats are available
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
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Please arrive at the pick up point 15 minutes before departure time.
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We will meet the guests with the sign “Concierge Travel Armenia”