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Armenia is an old country that is filled with stunning scenery, rich culture and is a hidden treasure in the Caucasus region that is most ideal to the people who want to explore the countries with excitement as well as the culture. Go Kite Tours is also an excellent choice of an Indian traveler, who wants to visit this interesting country, and in this case, you may Armenia customized itinerary from India and being completely adjusted to your interests, as you may be interested in history, nature, or in food.

In case you are planning your trip, this Armenia travel itinerary is going to help spend five memorable days in Armenia culture, adventure and landscape.

Day 1: Yerevan arrival and Sightseeing of the capital

You start your journey in Yerevan, the bright capital city of Armenia. Begin your day at the Republic Square, which is a beautiful place with historical buildings, fountains, and museums. Here, drive to the History Museum of Armenia in order to know more about the rich Armenian heritage.

Take a walk in Northern Avenue, where historical buildings are mixed with modern cafes, stores and local markets. You should not pass by the Cafesjian Center of Arts which is situated in the well-known Cascade complex, where contemporary art may be seen, as well as where the city may be seen in the panorama.

In the evening, enjoy traditional Armenian food in a local restaurant, including such delicacies as khorovats (Armenian barbecue) and lavash bread, which is a part of the UNESCO cultural heritage list. The combination of contemporary urbanism and historical experience is best obtained in Yerevan at the end of the day.

Day 2: Garni Temple, Geghard Monastery

The second day of your itinerary of visiting Armenia, is a visit to some of the most iconic historical sites of the country. Start with Garni Temple, a Hellenistic building that was built on a hill during the first century and has magnificent views of the Azat River Gorge. The Garni Gorge situated in the vicinity of it is also worth visiting and it is the site of the natural basalt columns called the Symphony of Stones.

Then, proceed to Geghard Monastery that is a UNESCO world heritage located in a cliff. The old rock cut churches and the calm atmosphere in the monastery makes the place a peaceful and spiritual experience and makes you close to the medieval Armenian history.

Having seen these sights, one should have a classic Armenian lunch in one of the villages and then go back to Yerevan to have a free evening.

Day 3: Lake Sevan and Dilijan - Nature and Serenity

Day three provides a rejuvenation to the historical orientation of day one and two. Begin in the morning and go to Lake Sevan, the one of the biggest freshwater high lakes in the world. Go to Sevanavank Monastery which is set on the rocky hill and enjoy the breathtaking view.

Thence to Dilijan, so called the Switzerland of Armenia with its green woods and hilly terrain. Explore the Dilijan Old Town, stop by the Sharambeyan Street and admire the picturesque craft shops. This day is the best mix of nature, leisure and mild adventure and therefore, it is the best time of the year to the photographers and outdoor adventurers.

Day 4: Areni Wine Village, Noravank and Khor Virap

The fourth day of your Armenia travel itinerary is day to be absorbed in the dramatic landscapes and the cultural heritage of the southern Armenia. Start with Khor Virap Monastery, which is known to be located by the foot of the mountain Ararat. The mountain view, particularly during the sunrise, is spectacular and provides unlimited photo subjects.

Then you should visit Noravank Monastery, constructed in the red rock cliffs that is architectural masterpiece as well as being important in history. Having visited the monastery, go to the Areni Wine Village where you will be able to taste local wines and understand the winemaking traditions of Armenia, which can be traced to the times when the Armenians settled in the country. It is a day of adventure, culture and food of one unforgettable experience.

Day 5: Etchmiadzin and Departure

On your last day, you will be concentrated in the spiritual centre of Armenia. See the oldest cathedral in the world Etchmiadzin Cathedral which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Visit its wonderful interior, historical documents and churches around it.

Get a chance to relax in the local markets by taking a slow stroll before heading to the airport to buy souvenirs and taste the traditional Armenian sweets. This final day is an ideal combination of reflection, culture, and end of the day adventure prior to leaving.

Conclusion

This five-day Armenian travel itinerary provides an all-inclusive experience of Armenia because it sees the country in terms of historical sites, natural beauty, cultural immersion and food. The colorful streets of Yerevan down to the calmness of the Lake Sevan and the religious shrines of Etchmiadzin are all adventures of each day.

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