Lake Sevan, known as the “jewel of Armenia,” is one of the largest high-altitude freshwater lakes in the world, located at 1,900 meters above sea level. Surrounded by mountains, it offers breathtaking views, sandy beaches, and a refreshing escape from the summer heat.

The Old Dilijan Complex, also known as Sharambeyan Street, recreates the atmosphere of a 19th-century Armenian town. Restored houses with carved wooden balconies, cobbled streets, and artisan workshops showcase the region’s traditional architecture and crafts.

Nor Varagavank is a 13th-century monastery hidden in the forests of Tavush. Built as a spiritual and cultural center, it features elegant stone carvings and remains one of the most remarkable examples of medieval Armenian architecture in the region.

Berd is a small town in Tavush, surrounded by lush green hills and known for its rich history. Its medieval Tavush Fortress, once an important stronghold, still impresses visitors with its massive stone walls and panoramic views of the valley.