Our adventure will start by visiting the Charents Arch, adorned with verses from the timeless poem "I Love My Sweet Armenia's..." by the great Armenian poet Yeghishe Charents. Then we venture forth to the ancient temple of Garni, the sole surviving testament to Armenia's pagan and Greco-Roman heritage, built in the 1st century. After this, we will visit the Geghard Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where the fabled spear - the legendary artifact purportedly used by a Roman soldier to pierce the side of Christ - was once enshrined. Lake Sevan is encircled by majestic mountain ranges and dense forests. Sevanavank Monastery, perched on the Sevan Peninsula, is a testament to Armenia's rich heritage. Founded in 305 by Gregory the Illuminator, this ancient complex offers a glimpse into the country's spiritual and architectural history.

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