New year in Armenia is an abundance of many things: Caucasian hospitality, warm winter, excursions to antiquities, delicious local cuisine and incredible emotions. The whole country is sparkling with festive lights, the atmosphere of fun is in the air, with visibly happy faces all around!

1 Day: Meeting at the airport. Transfer to the hotel.
Meeting at the Yerevan airport.
Transfer to the hotel.
Free time.
Night in Yerevan.

2 Day: Yerevan city-tour. New Year Gala-dinner
Breakfast
Yerevan is one of the most ancient cities in the world, the city was founded in 782 BC by king Argishti I. Because of the pink hue of tuff, which is mostly built up in the city, Yerevan is poetically called “pink”.  There are about 5,000 cultural monuments in Yerevan. Victory Park is one of the greenest squares in the city, where the Mother Armenia monument is located and offers a beautiful panorama of the city. Celebration of the New year with a show program.
Night in Yerevan

3 Day: Free day
Breakfast
Free day
Night in Yerevan

4 Day: Sevan-Sevanavank-Tsaghkadzor-Kecharis.|
Breakfast
Lake Sevan – “the Pearl of Armenia” – is one of the largest high-altitude freshwater lakes in the world. This natural wonder is located in the very center of the Armenian highlands, in a huge mountain bowl framed by picturesque mountain ranges at an altitude of 1,900 m. The area of its water mirror is 940 square meters. km, maximum depth – 95 m.
Sevanavank is a monastic complex located on a Peninsula on the northwestern shore of lake Sevan. According to an inscription in one of the churches, Sevanavank monastery was founded in 874 by Princess Mariam, daughter of Ashot I.
Tsakhkadzor ski resort-Tsakhkadzor means “Valley of flowers” in Armenian. The fact that the beauty of this place is indescribable, and its air is healing, became known in the V century ad. during the tour, guests will have the opportunity to ride a cable car.
Kecharis monastery is an ensemble of ancient structures that are built on the model of classical Armenian medieval architecture. The Kecharis complex includes four churches, two chapels, a” gavit ” (an extension at the temple entrance) and an ancient cemetery with khachkars of the XII-XIII centuries. The oldest building is the Church of St. Gregory the Illuminator.
Night in Yerevan

5 Day: Garni-Geghard-Shopping
Breakfast
The temple of Garni is the only fully restored architectural monument of the pagan and Hellenistic period in Armenia. It was built in 76 ad by king Trdat and served as a summer residence for the Armenian kings. It offers a picturesque view of the Azat river and the Garni gorge. Not far from the Palace there was a bathhouse, which was built at the end of the third century ad and is marked by features typical of Roman baths of that time. One of them has preserved a mosaic floor, which is a beautiful example of fine art of ancient Armenia.

Geghard monastery was founded in the IV century on the site of a sacred spring that originates in a cave. This is a two-story temple carved in solid stone with an adjacent Church. Geghard got its name from the spear of Longinus, which pierced the body of Christ. Geghardavank is a UNESCO world heritage site and is one of the most visited places in Armenia.
Colorful fair “Vernissage” is a favorite place of tourists and guests of the capital. Artists, craftsmen, goldsmiths, seamstresses and potters bring their amazing works here, and every Saturday and Sunday from 10: 00 am, you can buy any of the souvenirs and works of art. If you want to buy something to remember Armenia by, feel free to send it to the “Vernissage”, as you are unlikely to leave here empty-handed. They sell paintings, jewelry, wood products, magnets, musical instruments, national Souvenirs, carpets, national costumes, semi-precious stones, rarities, and much more.
“GUM” is a colorful market filled with aromas, smiles, strange delicious goods and real excitement of trade.  It has its own charm, which is difficult to describe in words, it must be tasted. It has its own chip, walking through the market, sellers try to treat and pita bread, wine, cheese, and fruit. Apricots, peaches, grapes, apples, cherries, plums, watermelons, melons, pomegranates — you will be surprised by the variety of local fruits and affordability. No Armenian feast is complete without basturma and sujukh. They will be a great addition to a fine red wine. There is a wide selection of meat products that can be purchased directly from the manufacturer. At the same place you can find fresh greens, a huge selection of Armenian cheeses, spices and pita bread, of which will have a real Armenian brtuch. Sujukh is not only dry, sharp and salty, but also sweet, because it is also prepared from nuts and grape juice. “Armenian Snickers” will please sweet lovers especially. Along with sweet sujukh, your eyes and sense of smell will be pleased with the abundance of dried fruits, iridescent with all the colors of the rainbow. Don’t forget to buy Alani — dried peaches stuffed with crushed walnuts with sugar and spices, and treat yourself to nut mixes mixed with raisins.
Night in Yerevan

6 Day: Transfer to the airport
Transfer to the Yerevan airport

Rate includes:

• 5 nights’ accommodation with breakfast in Yerevan hotel 3*: Bomo Nairi 3* / or hotel 4*: Imperial Palace
  *Other hotels by the request
• High-quality guide service
• Transport services during the tour
• Transfer: airport Yerevan-hotel Yerevan-airport Yerevan
• Excursion: Yerevan city-tour
• Excursion: Sevan-Sevanavank-Tsaghkadzor-Kecharis
• Excursion: Garni-Geghard-Shopping
• Entrance tickets: Garni Temple, Tsaghkadzor cable car
• New Year gala dinner
• Bottle of drinking water for every day

Rate doesn’t include:

• Extra meals and drinks
• Extra tours
• Souvenirs