Day 1 – Arrival in Yerevan in the morning. We will pick you up from the airport and accommodate you in the hotel. After that we will go on a tour of the city. We will see the colorful Republic Square, visit the Museum of the History of Armenia, pass Freedom Square, where the Opera House is located, and then the Cascades, from where we will be able to see Ararat. Finally, we will visit the Matenadaran Manuscript Museum.

Day 2 – In the morning we drive towards Lake Sevan to start the trek through the village of Tsaghkashen (the name of the village means "of flowers"). We will walk through blooming meadows, past churches and tents of local people. The route is 7 km long. We will spend the night at Lake Aknalich in tents at an altitude of 2800 meters above sea level.

Day 3 – Shipping to Azhdahak (3597 meters above sea level). By car we will drive to the heart of Gegham's Mountains, where we will start trekking, lasting about 5 hours. On this day we will walk 18 km. At the top of Azhdahaku there is a lake that was formed in a crater from melting snow. We will be able to admire the wonderful panorama of Ararat, Aragats and Lake Sevan in the background. We spend the night in tents.

Day 4 – A day for relaxation. We will go down to the village, where we will enjoy a barbecue and relax by the pool.

Day 5 – We set off by car to the base camp under the mountain Aragats at an altitude of 2900 meters above sea level. The transfer itself will take us 3 hours. On the way we will stop and admire beautiful panoramas and visit local monasteries.

 Day 6 – Waking up around midnight. After breakfast we leave. The goal is two peaks in Aragats massif – the highest, western 4095 m above sea level, and southern 3879 m above sea level. m. The journey to the top takes 5 to 7 hours. After reaching the peaks, we return to the camp for rest, food and overnight stay.

 Day 7 – Return to Yerevan for another tour. Transfer to Tsitsernakaberd Hill ("Swallow Hill"), a place commemorating the Armenian Genocide by the Turks in 1915. We will visit a memorial dedicated to these events and a museum. Then we will return to the city to visit the local bazaars. We will taste, eat and buy local handicrafts and delicacies.

Day 8 – After breakfast, we will drive to the south of Armenia to visit Khor Virap Monastery, one of the biggest tourist attractions in Armenia. The monastery offers an unforgettable view of the snowy slopes of the biblical mountain Ararat. There is also a visit to the Ararat cognac factory and museum with a tasting (for an additional fee of approx. 15 EUR).

Day 9 – Transfer to the airport and flight home.