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Yerevan, Armenia
Tbilisi, Georgia
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Hike a rugged, rewarding stretch of the Armenian Transcaucasian Trail, traversing alpine meadows, forested ridgelines and hidden valleys linking ancient villages
Visit UNESCO-listed treasures - Haghpat, Sanahin and Haghartsin monasteries
Continue seamlessly for a complete Transcaucasian hiking experience by adding our Georgian stage
Explore scenic Dilijan, Lake Sevan and the wild trails of “Little Switzerland”
Experience the historical sites and scenic beauty of the Caucasian Silk route in Armenia. From high-altitude lakes to hidden monasteries in the forest, this vivid guided hike reveals the rich natural and cultural heritage of Armenia on foot.
Follow sections of the Transcaucasian Trail through remote villages, flower-filled meadows and alpine forests, with each day offering both breathtaking scenery and ancient history - from the iconic Garni Temple and Geghard Monastery to 12th-century Goshavank and the UNESCO-listed Sanahin and Haghpat Monasteries.
Enjoy warm hospitality in locally hosted guesthouses, soak up scenic Lake Sevan, and walk forest trails through Dilijan National Park - known as the "Armenian Switzerland".
Perfectly paced and fully supported, this eight-day journey is the ideal introduction to the Caucasus on foot - and links seamlessly with part two of the Transcaucasian Trail Hike through Georgia.
Fantastic ! Very satisfied.
Beautiful countryside, interesting history and delicious food. Our hiking guide was very considerate and knowledgable
Excellent guides and very interesting history
A great experience with amazing food and wonderful fellow travellers
Our guides were great. The wildflowers, museums, food, monasteries, and people were wonderful.