Starting from Tbilisi towards Armenia

The border of Georgia and Armenia. Don't forget to take your passport with you, we are going to another country, also check the visas. There is also an embassy at the border where you can get a visa for about $10

Explore these UNESCO World Heritage Sites at your own pace. Visit Haghpat Monastery to learn about the architecture of UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Haghpat Monastery, founded by Queen Khosrovanush (wife of King Ashot III of Armenia) in 976. It consists of one narthex, two corridors-tombs, a refectory, a scriptorium, a Hamazasp chapel, a bell tower, several chapels. Tombs and crosses (khachkars).

Noah's Land offers a tour of the Sanahin and Akhtala monasteries in the Lori district of Armenia, which date back to the 10th century. Sanahin was the administrative center and family tomb of the Kurikian Bagratids (10th and 11th centuries), as well as the episcopal residence of the diocese (until the 11th century).

The territory of Akhtali dates back to BC. It dates back to the VIII century. The historical settlement of Akhtali was known as Agaraki in the 5th century. The etymology of the name Akhtali is believed to be of Turkish origin, meaning white gate. Phhindzahank literally means copper mine. The partially destroyed Akhtali fortress was built on the foundation of the Bronze and Iron Age at the end of the 10th century by the Kyurikids.

Khor Virap Monastery Khor Virap stands in front of the snow-capped slopes of Mount Ararat, offering a magnificent view of Mount Ararat, the national symbol of Armenia. The name Khor Virap means "deep pit", named after the fortress where Saint Gregory the Illuminator was buried.