
Khmer immersion
Cambodia
- 8 days
- 7 nights
- 20 meals
Departures: Sep 12, 2026, Sep 26, 2026 + 30 other dates
Price from $1,689 $1,569
A land of ancient traditions and striking landscapes, Armenia reveals an exceptional heritage, authentic culture and a warm welcome. This guided tour takes you from Yerevan to the monasteries of Geghard, Haghpat and Khor Virap, while exploring the dramatic southern gorges, the shores of Lake Sevan and historic villages rich in character. Enhanced by local encounters, regional tastings and visits to UNESCO World Heritage Sites, this journey offers an enriching immersion into one of the world's oldest Christian nations.
Yerevan, Areni, Goris, Khndzoresk, Tatev, Vayk, Shatin, Noratus, Dilijan, Akhtala, Haghpat, Gyumri, Etchmiadzin

Upon arrival at Zvartnots Airport, transfer to the hotel. Ani Central Inn Hotel 3* or similar.
Discovery of Yerevan, one of the world's oldest continuously inhabited cities, founded in the 8th century BC. Panoramic tour of the capital featuring the Opera House, Swan Lake, Northern Avenue, Republic Square and magnificent views of Mount Ararat. Continue to Garni for a visit to its famous 1st-century pagan temple and the spectacular “Symphony of Stones”. Lunch at a local home and demonstration of lavash-making, the traditional bread recognized by UNESCO. Visit to the rock-cut Monastery of Geghard, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. (B-L-D)
Departure for Khor Virap, one of Armenia’s most iconic sites, set at the foot of legendary Mount Ararat. Discovery of this monastery offering exceptional views of the biblical mountain traditionally associated with Noah’s Ark. Visit to the site where Saint Gregory the Illuminator was imprisoned for 13 years because of his Christian faith. Continue to Areni, renowned for its ancient winemaking traditions, for a tasting of wines produced from the indigenous Areni grape variety. Lunch en route. Stop at Noravank Monastery, a remarkable 13th-century masterpiece nestled within a spectacular red-rock canyon. Discovery of this monastic complex, renowned for its refined architecture and unique church-mausoleum, a true gem of Armenian heritage. Mina Hotel 3* or similar (B-L-D)
Discovery of Khndzoresk, a former cave village nestled in a spectacular gorge and inhabited until the mid-20th century. Crossing of the famous suspension bridge linking the old and new villages. Boarding the Wings of Tatev, one of the world's longest aerial tramways, offering breathtaking views over the Vorotan Gorge. Visit to Tatev Monastery, a masterpiece of medieval Armenian architecture and an important intellectual centre of the Middle Ages. Continue to Zorats Karer, a fascinating megalithic site known as the “Armenian Stonehenge”, considered one of the oldest known astronomical observatories. Vayk Hotel 3* or similar (B-L-D)
Transfer to the village of Shatin, located along the Yeghegis River, home to Armenia’s only observation site for the protected bezoar goat, a species listed in the Red Book. Continue along the historic Silk Road with a visit to the Orbelian Caravanserai, a remarkable reminder of medieval trade routes. Continue to Noratus and its famous khachkar cemetery, an extensive collection of intricately carved stone crosses found nowhere else in the world. Visit with a local family for a demonstration of traditional cheesemaking techniques and tasting of regional products. Lunch en route. Continue along the shores of beautiful Lake Sevan, one of Armenia’s natural treasures, known for its exceptional scenery. Armenia Guesthouse 3* or similar (B-L-D)
Morning culinary workshop featuring the preparation of gata, a delicious traditional Armenian pastry. Transfer to the Akhtala Fortress, a remarkable 10th-century medieval complex renowned for its church adorned with magnificent frescoes. Continue to Haghpat Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a former spiritual, educational and cultural centre of Armenia. Continue to Gyumri. Dinner and overnight stay at the hotel. Gyumri Hotel 3* or similar (B-L-D)
Panoramic tour of Gyumri, a city renowned for its 18th- and 19th-century architecture. Continue to Echmiadzin, the spiritual centre of Armenia and the seat of the Armenian Apostolic Church. Exterior visit of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed cathedral, currently undergoing restoration. Afternoon discovery of the ruins of Zvartnots, a remarkable 7th-century architectural complex recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Ani Central Inn Hotel 3* or similar (B-L-D)
Transfer to Zvartnots Airport. (B)
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7 nights in 3* accommodations
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