From Yerevan: Khor Virap, Noravank, Jermuk & Wine Tour

Discover the best of southern Armenia on a guided tour from Yerevan. Visit the Khor Virap and Noravank monasteries, explore Jermuk, and enjoy a wine tasting in Areni village.
Begin your journey at Khor Virap Monastery, one of Armenia’s most important pilgrimage sites. Learn about how Gregory the Illuminator was imprisoned here for 13 years before converting King Tiridates III to Christianity in 301 AD, marking Armenia as the first Christian country in the world. From the monastery grounds, enjoy one of the closest and most spectacular views of the majestic Mount Ararat.

Next, travel to the breathtaking Noravank Monastery, a 13th–14th century architectural masterpiece hidden among dramatic red cliffs. Admire the unique landscape and the monastery’s intricate stone carvings, making this one of the most photogenic and spiritually powerful sites in Armenia.

Continue to the spa town of Jermuk, famous for its fresh mountain air, healing mineral waters, and scenic surroundings. Visit the iconic Jermuk Waterfall (“Mermaid’s Hair”), cascading from a height of around 70 meters. According to local legend, the waterfall is connected to a tragic love story, adding a romantic touch to its natural beauty.

Nearby, explore the natural rock formation known as the Arch of Wishes (Arch of Dreams), where locals believe that wishes made beneath it may come true. Then, enjoy a scenic ride on the Jermuk Ropeway, ascending to approximately 2,000 meters above sea level. From the top, take in panoramic views of mountains, forests, and the peaceful Jermuk valley.

At the end of the day, visit Areni village, the heart of Armenian winemaking traditions. Enjoy a guided wine tasting experience, sampling different varieties of local wines, including those made from the famous indigenous Areni grape. Explore the wine cellar and learn more about Armenia’s ancient winemaking heritage.

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