Perched high on a rocky peninsula above the sparkling blue waters of Lake Sevan, Sevanavank Monastery is one of Armenia’s most iconic and photogenic landmarks.

Nestled in the forested slopes of the Tsaghkunyats Mountains, Tsaghkadzor is Armenia’s most popular mountain resort, loved for its fresh air, alpine scenery, and year-round activities. In winter it is the country’s main ski center, while in summer it attracts visitors with cool weather, green landscapes, and peaceful walks. At the heart of Tsaghkadzor lies the historic Kecharis Monastery, a beautiful medieval complex dating back to the 11th–13th centuries. Built by Armenian princes, the monastery includes several churches—Surb Grigor, Surb Nshan, and Katoghike—along with a traditional gavit (narthex). The finely carved stonework and harmonious architecture reflect the spiritual and cultural richness of medieval Armenia. The modern cable car smoothly carries visitors up the slopes of Mount Teghenis, providing breathtaking panoramic views of forests,