Syunik tours from Yerevan

Syunik routes from Yerevan bring together monasteries, settlements and a waterfall. Tatev Monastery was a medieval centre of learning, with a seminary that later became a university. Khndzoresk’s cave dwellings served both as homes and for defence. Shaki Waterfall lies on the Shaki River, a tributary of the Vorotan. These different subjects help you decide which places in the province interest you.

A group day trip combines Tatev, Khndzoresk and Shaki with Areni. A private route includes Karahunj alongside Khndzoresk, Shaki and Areni Winery. For a trip spanning more than one day, the two-day group programme combines Jermuk, Goris and Tatev; another two-day group route to Meghri names Kapan and Vorotnavank among its stops. A separate group hiking itinerary links Tatev Monastery with the Great Hermitage of Tatev.

Compare the complete programmes by the Syunik places they name, their duration and whether they are group or private trips. The hiking route and the itineraries through several towns offer different combinations of stops and activities.