Take an enriching one-day tour from Tsaghkadzor to explore the spiritual and cultural treasures of Armenia. Start with the Khor Virap Monastery, a sacred site on the Ararat plain where Saint Gregory the Illuminator convinced King Trdat III to adopt Christianity, while enjoying breathtaking views of the majestic Mount Ararat. Next, visit the historic Sagmosavank Monastery, perched above the scenic Kasakh River gorge, renowned for its 8th-century churches, elegant domes, frescoes, and a unique atmosphere of serenity and spirituality. Conclude the tour with an engaging introduction to the Armenian alphabet, a unique 39-letter script that reflects Armenia’s rich culture and traditions and serves as a symbol of national identity and heritage. This tour is perfect for those who want to immerse themselves in the history, spirituality, architecture, and cultural heritage of the country in just one day, while enjoying some of Armenia’s most stunning landscapes
Free accommodation for the guide and driver when staying in recommended hotels
You can stay in the hotel we recommend, or book a room yourself at any hotel you like.
In other hotels, accommodation for the driver and guide is charged separately: 15,000 drams per person per day
Meals are not included in the price
The driver will recommend places in advance where you can try authentic Armenian cuisine, or stop anywhere else along the route at your request.
* Meals for the driver and guide are also paid separately
Payment is made in cash in drams on the day of service
The price in rubles and dollars is shown for your reference based on the exchange rate.
Still have questions?
We collected answers to common questions about routes, accommodation, payment, and trip planning.
Open the FAQ page Armenian Alphabet The alphabet consists of 39 letters, which reflect the peculiarities of the Armenian language and culture. The Armenian alphabet is not only a means of communication, but also a national treasure and symbol of Armenia.
Sagmosavank Monastery Sagmosavank Monastery is a historic 8th-century Armenian monastery located above a gorge on the Kasakh River. The complex includes several churches, with the main one dedicated to Saint Sarkis, featuring domes, stone carvings, and frescoes. The monastery is renowned for its scenic views, spiritual atmosphere, and importance in Armenian Christianity.
The Monastery Of Khor Virap Khor Virap Monastery is one of Armenia’s most sacred historical sites, located on the Ararat plain near the ancient capital Artashat. In 301 AD, Saint Gregory the Illuminator convinced King Trdat III to adopt Christianity, making Armenia the first Christian nation. The monastery is famous for Gregory’s dungeon, the Church of the Holy Mother of God, and its scenic views of Mount Ararat.
Recommended stay
Guest House Arsan, Tsaghkadzor
