On which days of the week does this tour run?

This group tour runs every day.

What time does the tour start and end?

The tour starts at 09:00 and ends at 15:00. It lasts half a day.

How early should I arrive before departure?

Please arrive 15 minutes before the start. Since seats are not pre-assigned, it is better to come a bit early.

If I’m late, will the group wait for me?

If you are late the company does not wait. If possible, you may catch up to the tour by your own means.

What kind of transport is used for this tour?

The tour runs on a comfortable minivan or bus depending on group size. 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.

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.

Are the guides local, and do they explain the sites?

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

How much does this tour cost for local/Armenian residents?

The price for one local/Armenian adult is 4000 AMD.

And what is the price for foreign guests?

The price for one foreign adult is 8000 AMD. Payments are made in AMD, Armenian dram.

Is there a child discount for this tour?

Yes. For day tours, 0-3 years are free, 3-6 years get a 50% discount, and ages 7+ pay full price.

If we are 5 or more people, do we get a group discount?

Yes. Groups of 5+ get 500 AMD off per person on day tours.

How can I pay for the 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.

What currency should I pay in?

Payment is made in AMD, Armenian dram.

If my plans change, can I cancel this tour?

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

If the weather is bad, will the tour still operate?

In case of severe weather or road closures the tour may be cancelled or rescheduled. On this route in winter, reaching Symphony of Stones may sometimes be impossible if the road becomes unsafe.

Are meals included in the tour price?

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

Are entrance fees included in the price?

No, entrance fees are not included since some guests may prefer to skip specific sites. They are usually paid in cash on site.

If I don’t want to enter a paid site, can I skip it?

Yes. You may skip a paid entrance and wait for the group outside.

How do I book this tour and what details are required?

Booking requires your phone number and full names of all participants. Bookings are accepted until the day before; we recommend booking early.

Which places will we visit on this route?

The itinerary includes Voghjaberd, Garni, Geghard, Symphony of Stones, and a lavash baking experience in Garni. In winter, the Symphony of Stones visit depends on road and weather conditions.

Is this tour safe, especially in winter?

Armenia is a safe country for tourists, especially along tourist routes. If the weather worsens or the road becomes unsafe, the tour may be cancelled or rescheduled, and insurance is not mandatory but can be purchased optionally.

Garni, Geghard, Symphonie des pierres & expérience de cuisson du lavash (copy)

One-day group tour from Yerevan to Khor Virap, Garni, Geghard, Symphony of Stones, Azat Reservoir, plus a lavash baking experience.

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Heure de départ | Heure de fin: 09:00 | 17:00

Durée:Demi-journée

Type de circuit :regular

Taille du groupe:12+

Langue :Arménien, Anglais, Russe

Début | Point final: 1a Sayat-Nova Ave, Yerevan 0001, Armenia | 1a Sayat-Nova Ave, Yerevan 0001, Armenia

Découvrez la magie de l’Arménie en hiver avec un voyage pittoresque vers certains des sites les plus emblématiques du pays.

La visite commence à Garni, qui abrite l’ancien temple païen magnifiquement encadré par des montagnes enneigées. Continuez vers le monastère de Geghard, site du patrimoine mondial de l’UNESCO partiellement creusé dans la roche, où l’ambiance hivernale sereine rend la visite encore plus enchanteresse.

Ensuite, explorez l’impressionnante Symphonie des pierres, une merveille naturelle composée de colonnes de basalte parfaitement formées. *VEUILLEZ NOTER qu’en cas de neige ou de mauvaises conditions météorologiques, il peut être impossible d’atteindre la Symphonie des pierres, car la route devient dangereuse en hiver.

Votre voyage comprendra également une expérience traditionnelle de cuisson du lavash, au cours de laquelle vous observerez des boulangers locaux préparer le célèbre pain plat arménien dans un authentique four tonir — un moment chaleureux et culturel fort de l’excursion.

Mélange parfait d’histoire, de nature et de tradition — cette excursion hivernale offre une expérience arménienne inoubliable.