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Bedi 2 nights 3 days travel courses
Day 1: Holy Land Pilgrimage and Mount Ararat Mountain
Corbi Rap Monastery โ Artashat Ruins โ Ararat Mountain Observation Deck โ Beddie City
Recommended time:8 hours
Core points:At the Cordin Rap Monastery, the holy place of Armenian Christianity, St. Gregorius visits the deep underground prison, which has been trapped for 13 years, appreciates the magnificent prospects of Mount Ararat, and experiences the scene of the history of Hellenism and Armenia in the Artashate ruins of the ancient Armenian kingdom. In the weather, in the observatory where you can enjoy the perfect panoramic of Mt.
Day 2: Traditional culture and nature exploration
Areni Winery โ Norabanke Monastery โ Areni Cave โ Traditional Labash Experience
Recommended time:9 hours
Core points:One of the world's oldest wine manufacturing areas, Areni, experienced 6000-year-old Armenian wine culture, tasting high-end wine made from local breeds, Areni grapes, and in the 13th and 14th century Norabank monastery, located between the red cliffs, appreciated the masterpieces of Armenia medieval architecture and elaborate stone sculptures, and in 2008 with an archaeological discovery in 2008 In the famous Areni Cave, explores the world's oldest leather shoes and winery ruins, and experiences the living traditional culture of Armenia by creating a traditional Armenian bread Labashi, which is designated as UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage Site.
Day 3: Jerreban linked tour (optional)
Garni Temple โ Gegard Monastery โ Symphony of Stone โ Jerreban City
Garni Temple:3 hours, the only Armenia's only Greco-Roman Temple, which was built in the first century, exploration
Gegard Monastery:It takes 2 hours, the legendary experience that Christ's spear was stored in the UNESCO World Heritage Monastery, which was carved directly on the rock.
Symphony of Stone:It takes 1 hour, the views of the pillars of basalt made by the nature of the gorge
Jerreban city:Takes 4 hours, visits the Republic Square, Cascade, and Massacre in Armenia's capital