Yerevan - Lastiver - Lake Sevan - Sevanavank - Yerevan

2 hours

Tavush province is rich in rivers, the largest of which is the Aghstev River. One of the tributaries of this river, Khachahpyur, leads to the beautiful corners of Ijevan, to the area of Lastiver. Lastiver is within a few hours' drive from Yerevan and is one of the most favorite places for active leisure, both among the citizens of the country and the tourists. Lastiver, you definitely need to visit the cave famously known by its name Anapat (Desert), which has an interesting and ancient history.

Lake Sevan

2 hours

Lake Sevan is located in the north-eastern part of the Armenian Highland, in Gegharkunik Region. Sevan is considered to be one of the three ancient and biggest lakes (Vana and Urmia) of the Armenian Kingdom. It was called the “blue eyes” of Armenia and is surrounded by Geghama, Vardenis, Pambak, Sevan and Areguni mountain chains. The blue beauty of Armenia situates at an altitude of 1900m above sea level.The Lake consists of two unequal parts called Big and Small.

1 hour

The Sevan monastery was once located on the Sevan island (now peninsula in Gegharkunik district). The island was strengthened with fort walls during the bronze century. During the 9th century Sevan became the royal citadel of the Syuniats kings. In 874 the daughter of King Ashot Bagratuni - Mariam, built the Arakelots and the St.Astvatzatzin (Holy Virgin) churches.