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From Matosavank to Jukhtak Monasteries
Group hike from Yerevan in the Tavush forests: about 5 km to Matosavank and the Jukhtak monasteries, with a stop at the Old Dilijan Complex.
About this tour
An unforgettable hiking adventure awaits you in Tavush!
We will walk through the Tavush forests, where we will visit the Jukhtak Monasteries and Matosavank. We will also stop by the Hin Dilijan complex.
P.S. The total length of the medium difficulty hike is approximately 5 km. Participants are advised to bring 1 day's worth of food, 2-3 liters of water, sunglasses, and a hat.
Itinerary
1 Stop 1 Matosavank
Built in the 13th century, Matosavank is situated within the Dilijan National Park in the Tavush region.
2 Stop 2 Jukhtak
The Jukhtak Monastery is located in the Tavush region of Armenia, 3 km northeast of the town of Dilijan.
What’s included
Included
- Guide service (if there are foreign participants, the tour may be conducted in two languages)
- Transport
Pickup & Important information
FAQ
Which places does this tour visit?
This hiking tour takes you through the forests of Tavush to Matosavank and the Jukhtak Monasteries, with a stop at the Hin Dilijan complex.
How long and how difficult is the hike?
The hike is approximately 5 km long in total and of medium difficulty.
How much is this tour for one adult?
The price for one adult is 7,000 AMD, whatever the language of the guide.
What should I bring?
Participants are advised to bring food for the whole day, 2-3 liters of water, sunglasses and a hat.
When does the tour take place?
The tour departs on 2026-10-17: it starts at 08:30 and ends at 19:00.
Where is the meeting point?
The tour starts and ends at 1a Sayat-Nova Ave, Yerevan. Please arrive 15 minutes before the start time: if you are late, the group does not wait, but you may catch up with the tour by your own means if possible.
What does the price include?
The price includes guide service and transport.
Which language is the tour guided in?
The tour is guided in Armenian; if there are foreign participants, it may be conducted in two languages.
How big is the group?
The group has a maximum of 12 participants.
What kind of transport is used?
The tour runs on a comfortable minivan or bus, depending on group size, and the transport is fully heated in winter. Seats are not pre-assigned, so it is worth arriving a bit early to pick your spot.
Can children join, and do they get a discount?
Yes, there are no age restrictions. Children aged 0-3 travel free, children aged 3-6 get a 50% discount, and from 7 years the full price applies.
Is there a group discount?
Yes, groups of 5 or more people get 500 AMD off per person.
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