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Highlights of Georgia & Armenia - 9 days
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Highlights
Tbilisi - Explore the Old Town, ride up to Narikala Fortress and pass the sulphur baths of Abanotubani
Telavi - Discover the bustling bazaar and medieval Batonis Tsikhe in the heart of the Kakheti wine region
Haghpat - Admire the UNESCO listed monastery complex showcasing distinctive Armenian medieval architecture
Yerevan - Tour Republic Square, the Cascade Monument and Cafesjian Museum with views towards Mount Ararat
Khor Virap - Reflect at the monastery linked to Saint Gregory the Illuminator with close views of Mount Ararat
Geghard - Marvel at the UNESCO listed monastery partly carved into the rock with a sacred spring inside
Garni - See the 1st century pagan temple dedicated to the sun god Mihr overlooking the Azat River gorge
Mtskheta - Learn about Georgia’s spiritual heritage at Svetitskhoveli Cathedral and hilltop Jvari Monastery
Geghard - Marvel at the UNESCO listed monastery partly carved into the rock with a sacred spring inside
Garni - See the 1st century pagan temple dedicated to the sun god Mihr overlooking the Azat River gorge
Mtskheta - Learn about Georgia’s spiritual heritage at Svetitskhoveli Cathedral and hilltop Jvari Monastery
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Arrival airport transfer on day 1 and departure airport transfer on day 9Transportation in a sedan, minivan, sprinter, or buses
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Services of a local English-speaking professional guide-driver for included sightseeing
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Wine tasting in Areni1 bottle of water per person per day
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Itinerary
Journey through the Caucasus on this 9-day tour starting and ending in Tbilisi, uncovering the rich history and landscapes of Georgia and Armenia. Wander Tbilisi’s Old Town, visit the wine region of Kakheti, and cross into Armenia to see UNESCO-listed monasteries such as Haghpat and Geghard. Take in sweeping views of Mount Ararat at Khor Virap, delve into ancient cave settlements like Uplistsikhe, and admire landmarks from Yerevan to Mtskheta.
day 1Arrival in Georgia
Once you have arrived at Tbilisi International Airport, you will be met and transferred to your hotel. The rest of the day will be at your leisure to relax or start exploring.
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Tbilisi
day 2Tbilisi City Tour
day 3Telavi, Alaverdi and Tsinandali
day 4Journey to Armenia
day 5Yerevan City Tour, Ejmiatsin & Zvartnots
day 6Khor Virap, Areni & Noravank
day 7Geghard, Garni & return to Tbilisi
day 8Mtskheta, Gori & Uplistsikhe
day 9Departure from Tbilisi
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