How long does this tour last?

This is a 1-day tour. It starts at 09:00 and ends at 19:00.

Does this tour run weekly or only on request?

This tour runs on demand or on a custom date. Please check with the operator for availability.

What time should I be at the starting point?

Please arrive 15 minutes before the start. If the tour begins at 09:00, it is best to be there by 08:45.

What transport is used for this tour?

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

Is the transport 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.

Are seats assigned in advance?

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

Are your guides local experts?

Yes, 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 local/Armenian adult is 8000 AMD (Armenian dram). Please ask the operator for the foreign adult price.

Are there child discounts for this day tour?

Yes. 0-3 years free, 3-6 years 50% discount, 7+ full price.

If there are 5 of us, do we get a group discount?

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

How can I pay for the tour?

You can pay by card in the office, by bank transfer, or in cash at the office.

Do I pay in advance or on the day?

Payment is made in advance to confirm the booking.

If I can’t come, how late can I cancel?

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.

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 in this tour?

No, entrance fees are not included in the tour price. They are usually paid in cash on site.

Can I skip a paid site if I don’t want to enter?

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

What information do you need for booking?

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

If I’m late, will the tour 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 are the main stops on this route?

The listed itinerary stops are Makenis Monastery, Vanevank Monastery and Hayravank. The description also mentions Berdkunq Fortress, so it is best to confirm that part with the operator.

Is this tour considered safe for tourists?

Armenia is a safe country for tourists, especially along tourist routes. Insurance is not mandatory, but you may purchase it optionally.

Offre spéciale

Monastère de Makeniants, Vanevank, Hayravank

Circuit spécial en groupe depuis Erevan vers le monastère de Makényants, Vanévank, Hayravank et Berdkunk : histoire, légendes et vues sur le lac Sevan en une journée.

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Heure de départ | Heure de fin: 08:00 | 17:00

Durée:Journée complète

Type de circuit :special

Taille du groupe:12+

Langue :Arménien

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

Cette visite vous emmènera au cœur de l’histoire, sur les chemins des légendes et des traditions. Notre voyage commence par le monastère de Hayravank, également connu sous le nom de Martaghavnyats. Selon la légende, c’est ici que l’abbé Hovhan, grâce à une relique de la Sainte Croix, accomplit un miracle en transformant des Arméniens capturés en colombes et en les libérant.

Notre prochain arrêt est le monastère de Vanevan, lieu de sépulture du roi Smbat I Bagratuni. Restauré au Xe siècle, il conserve encore aujourd’hui toute sa grandeur historique. La visite se poursuit au monastère de Makenyats, l’un des ensembles monastiques les plus riches d’Arménie, avec 37 monuments, dont l’église de la Sainte Mère de Dieu, des gavits médiévaux, un ancien cimetière et des murs fortifiés.

Nous terminerons notre voyage à l’ancienne forteresse de Berdkunq, connue sous le nom de « Château blanc », qui remonte aux IIe–Ier millénaires av. J.-C. et devint plus tard une importante place forte médiévale.

Monastère de Makeniants, Vanevank, Hayravank

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