How long does this tour last?

The tour lasts about 14-15 hours. It is a one-day private tour without an overnight stay.

Does this tour run every day or only on certain days?

This tour runs on demand, on your preferred date. Please contact the operator for details.

What time does the tour start?

The start time is not specified. Please confirm it with the operator when booking.

What time does the tour usually end?

The exact end time is not specified. Since the tour lasts about 14-15 hours, the finish time depends on the start time.

Which places are included in this itinerary?

The itinerary includes Khor Virap, Noravank, and Tatev Monastery. The description also mentions the Wings of Tatev ropeway.

Is Khor Virap included in this tour?

Yes, Khor Virap is one of the main stops on this tour. It is visited early in the itinerary.

Will Noravank be included in the tour?

Yes, Noravank is included in the program. It is one of the official tour stops.

Does the tour include a visit to Tatev Monastery?

Yes, Tatev Monastery is included in the route. It is one of the main highlights of the tour.

Is the Wings of Tatev ropeway part of the tour?

Yes, the tour description mentions the Wings of Tatev ropeway. However, entrance fees are not included and are usually paid in cash on site.

What kind of transport is used for this tour?

Tours run on a comfortable minivan or bus depending on group size.

Is the vehicle heated in winter?

Yes, the transport is fully heated in winter.

Is there Wi-Fi in the vehicle?

There is usually no Wi-Fi in the transport, but mobile internet works on most of the route.

Can I choose my seat in advance?

No, seats are not pre-assigned. We recommend arriving a bit early to pick your preferred spot.

What languages does the guide speak?

Tours are conducted in Armenian, Russian and English. If there are non-local guests in the group, the guide can speak two languages.

Is the guide local, and will they explain the sites along the way?

Our guides are local experts familiar with the history, culture and the sites being visited.

How much is this tour for one adult?

The price for one adult for locals or Armenian citizens is 75072 AMD (Armenian dram). The foreign visitor price is not specified, so please check with the operator.

Are there child discounts for this tour?

Since this is a day tour, the child policy is: 0-3 years free, 3-6 years 50% discount, 7+ full price.

If we are 5 or more people, is there a group discount?

Yes, groups of 5+ get 500 AMD off per person, since this is a day tour.

How can I pay for this tour?

You can pay by card in the office, by bank transfer, or in cash at the office. Payment is made in advance to confirm the booking.

If I need to cancel, how late can I do it?

A day tour can be cancelled 1 day before. However, after mutual confirmation no refund is issued and the date cannot be changed.

Will the tour run in bad weather?

In case of severe weather or road closures the tour may be cancelled or rescheduled.

Are meals included in the price?

No, meals are not included. You may bring your own food or pay on site.

Are entrance fees included, or do I pay separately?

Entrance fees are not included and are usually paid in cash on site. If you prefer not to pay for a site, you may skip it and wait outside for the group.

What information is needed for booking?

Booking requires your phone number and full names of all participants. Bookings are accepted until the day before, but it is best to book as early as possible.

Khor Virap, Noravank, Monasterio de Tatev, teleférico ''Wings of Tatev''

Khor Virap, Tatev, Noravank

Private one-day tour from Yerevan to Khor Virap, Noravank, Tatev Monastery and the Wings of Tatev ropeway. Duration: 14–15 hours.

día completo Armenio, Inglés, Ruso Pickup Free cancellation up to 24h before. 50% refund within 24h. No refund after tour starts.

Sobre este tour

Duración 14-15 horas.

Nuestro grupo turístico visita Khor Virap, Noravank, el Monasterio de Tatev, el teleférico ""Tatever"".
Durante el programa de excursión de este tour, que tiene una gran demanda turística, nuestros turistas conocen muchas atracciones diferentes y complementarias."

Itinerario

1 Parada 1 Monasterio de Khor Virap

Mucha gente sabe que Armenia es el primer país cristiano del mundo. Fue aceptado oficialmente en 301, cuando Grigor fue liberado de la prisión de la capital, que antes se encontraba aquí. Estuvo encarcelado aquí durante 13 años por su fe cristiana. Siendo la última esperanza del rey enfermo, lo curó, tras lo cual el rey aceptó el cristianismo como religión del Estado. Al mismo tiempo, desde aquí se abre la mejor vista del monte Ararat. Estar muy cerca de Ararat le da la oportunidad de ver toda la estructura de la montaña y admirar su belleza.

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2 Parada 2 Noravank

El gusto medieval armenio y el talento arquitectónico se entrelazaron en Noravank. Fundado en el siglo IX, este monasterio se desarrolló en los siglos XIII y XIV. Rodeado de altas montañas de color rojo y construido con piedras extraídas de esas rocas, Noravank complementa armoniosamente el paisaje local, manteniéndose único en su género.

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3 Parada 3 Tatev

Para tener una idea precisa de la cultura, la arquitectura y la historia de Armenia, una visita al Monasterio de Tatev es imprescindible. La iglesia de San Pablo y San Pedro, construida en 906, está considerada una de las mejores estructuras de su época. La colosal iglesia se alza justo al borde del desfiladero, al borde del abismo. Uno de los lugares favoritos de los armenios fue en su día una universidad, y unos siglos más tarde, incluso se convirtió en un centro del movimiento de liberación, liderado por el mayor héroe del pueblo armenio, Garegin Nzhdeh.