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Armenia Day Trip

A border day trip that pairs big water (Lake Sevan), hilltop monasteries, and a scenic old-town stroll in Dilijan.

Places of Interest

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  • Lake Sevan

    Today’s rhythm is simple: drive out early, let the landscape open up, and give yourself permission to slow down. Lake Sevan isn’t about one single monument — it’s a feeling: light on water, crisp air, and a horizon that makes the day feel bigger.
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  • Sevanavank Monastery

    If Lake Sevan is the mood, Sevanavank is the viewpoint. Take the steps slowly, pause when the lake first comes into full view, and then walk the churchyard like a lookout — turning 360 degrees to let the scale sink in.
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  • Haghartsin Monastery

    Soaring Eagle / Eagle's Play
    While Sevanavank is about open sky and water, Haghartsin is about the forest. Hidden deep in the woods, this 'Ivory Monastery' feels like a secret. The complex was a major center of culture and music in the 13th century. Don't just look at the churches—the real architectural gem here is the Refectory, a masterclass in medieval engineering with its intersecting arches.
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  • Dilijan (Old Town Walk)

    Think of Dilijan as the soft landing at the end of the day: trees, cooler air, a small-town pace. Keep it simple — one relaxed walk, one warm drink, then back on the road while you still have daylight.
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