Bgheno Noravank, Bardzravan
Group tour from Yerevan to Bardzravan and Bgheno Noravank: a 13 km hike, forested gorges, and a unique monument of Armenian architecture.
About this tour
This time our destination is the village of Bardzravan in Syunik province.
As part of the tour, we will have a hike to the triangular Bgheno Noravank monastery surrounded by forested gorges, which, with its unique layout, is considered one of the unique monuments of Armenian architecture. On the outer walls of the church, on the slabs, there are bas-reliefs depicting the life of Christ.
P.S. During the tour, we will overcome a hike of approximately 13 km. Participants are advised to wear hiking shoes, comfortable clothing, wear a protective hat, sunglasses, have enough food and water for 1 day, and warm outerwear.
Itinerary
1 Stop 1 Bardzravan
2 Stop 2 Bgheno Noravank
What’s included
Included
- Guide service (if there are foreign participants, the tour may be conducted in two languages)
- Transport
Pickup & Important information
FAQ
How long does this tour last?
This is a 1-day tour without an overnight stay. It starts at 07:00 and ends at 22:00.
On which days is this tour available?
The tour runs on demand or on a custom date. Please contact the operator for details.
What time should I arrive at the starting point?
Please arrive 15 minutes before the start. Since departure is at 07:00, it’s best to be there by 06:45.
Which places will we visit on this tour?
The itinerary includes Bardzravan village and Bgheno Noravank monastery near Shurnukh. The main part of the tour is the hike to the monastery.
Is the hike difficult? How many kilometers will we walk?
The tour includes an დაახლოებით 13 km hike. Hiking shoes, comfortable clothing, and enough food and water for 1 day are recommended.
What should I bring and wear?
Participants are advised to wear hiking shoes, comfortable clothing, a protective hat, and sunglasses. It’s also best to bring warm outerwear and enough food and water for 1 day.
What kind of transport is used for the tour?
Tours run on a comfortable minivan or bus depending on group size.
Are seats pre-assigned in the transport?
No, seats are not pre-assigned. We recommend arriving a bit early to choose a convenient spot.
Is there Wi‑Fi in the transport?
There is usually no Wi‑Fi in the transport, but mobile internet works on most of the route.
Is the transport heated in winter?
Yes, the transport is fully heated in winter.
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 familiar with the site’s history?
Our guides are local experts familiar with the history, culture and the sites being visited.
Have questions?