Georgia & Armenia
Unique Experiences
About your trip
Overview
Unravel the Soul of the Caucasus
Where history whispers through ancient monasteries, and landscapes shift from vine-laden valleys to snow-capped peaks, Georgia and Armenia offer a journey unlike any other. Walk through Tbilisi’s charming old streets, marvel at the grandeur of Kazbegi, and cruise across the tranquil waters of Lake Sevan. Delve into centuries-old winemaking traditions, witness the breathtaking monasteries perched on clifftops, and immerse yourself in cultures where hospitality is second nature. This is more than a journey—it’s an awakening.
What's Included
- Authentic Accommodations as mentioned or similar
- Private Ground Transportation
- Local Dining Experiences
- Exclusive Experiences & more
- All admissions with an English-speaking local expert
What's not Included
- GST and 20% TCS (Tax Collected at Source) as per Indian government regulations
- Visa fees for Georgia & Armenia, including processing costs
- International flights to and from Georgia & Armenia
- Mini-bar usage, laundry, phone calls, and other hotel expenses
- Gratuities for guides, drivers, porters, hotel staff, and restaurant service
- Meals and beverages not listed in inclusions
- Optional sightseeing, excursions, and entrance fees beyond the itinerary
- Excess baggage fees as per airline regulations
- Early hotel check-ins (before 14:00) or late check-outs (after 12:00)
- Any additional expenses due to flight delays, cancellations, or force majeure situations
- Any service not specifically mentioned in the inclusions
JOURNEY
FLIGHT(Please remember to book separately)
Friday, August 15
Welcome to GeorgiaSaturday, August 16
Tbilisi - A City That Never AgesSunday, August 17
The Majesty of KazbegiMonday, August 18
Wine, Romance & Panoramic ViewsTuesday, August 19
Crossing into ArmeniaWednesday, August 20
Lake Sevan & The Hidden Wonders of ArmeniaThusday, August 21
Yerevan - A City of StoriesFriday, August 22
Departure
Journey at a glance
August 15
Welcome to Georgia
Arrive in Tbilisi, where a private sedan awaits to whisk you to your hotel. Settle into the elegant Stamba Hotel, a beautifully restored Soviet-era publishing house that seamlessly blends history with contemporary luxury. As the evening sets in, kickstart your journey with a vibrant welcome dinner at Etnographer, where traditional Georgian flavors come alive alongside lively folklore performances. Enjoy a warm Welcome Dinner hosted by your Tour Director, where you’ll connect with fellow travelers. This feast is the perfect introduction to Georgia’s warm hospitality and rich culture. This special evening sets the perfect tone for the unforgettable journey to come.
August 16
Tbilisi - A City That Never Ages
Today, immerse yourself in the timeless charm of Tbilisi’s Old Town, where medieval churches, mosques, and synagogues stand side by side in a mesmerizing blend of cultures. Walk through cobbled streets, past architectural gems like Metekhi Church, Sioni Cathedral, Anchiskhati Church, and the whimsical Marionette Theater. A visit to the iconic Peace Bridge showcases the city's fusion of history and modernity.
After a delightful Georgian lunch, ascend via cable car to Narikala Fortress, where the entire city unfolds beneath you in a breathtaking panorama. Later, stroll through the Sulphur Baths district, famed for its striking domes and legendary rejuvenating waters. The evening is yours to explore at leisure—perhaps a hidden wine cellar or a chic rooftop bar?
August 17
The Majesty of Kazbegi
Embark on a spectacular drive along the legendary Georgian Military Highway, stopping at the Ananuri Complex, a 17th-century fortress overlooking the turquoise Zhinvali Reservoir. The journey continues through dramatic mountain landscapes toward Stepantsminda, the gateway to Kazbegi.
A hearty lunch at a local restaurant in Pasanauri fuels the afternoon, followed by a thrilling off-road adventure to Gergeti Trinity Church. Perched at 2,170 meters, this 14th-century church offers one of the most breathtaking views of Mount Kazbek (5054m), often shrouded in mystical clouds. By evening, return to Tbilisi, where the cobbled streets are alive with twilight charm.
August 18
Wine, Romance & Panoramic Views
Venture into the sun-kissed vineyards of Kakheti, Georgia’s famed wine region. Your first stop is the historic Tsinandali Estate, once home to Georgian aristocrats and poets, where manicured gardens and fine wines set the tone for a day of indulgence.
At Shumi Winery, sip on amber wines and enjoy a farm-to-table lunch overlooking rolling vineyards. The journey continues to Sighnaghi, the “City of Love,” where 18th-century walls and terracotta rooftops frame mesmerizing views of the Alazani Valley. As evening falls, ride the funicular to Mtatsminda Park for a stunning view of Tbilisi’s twinkling skyline.
August 19
Crossing into Armenia
Bid farewell to Georgia as you cross into Armenia via the Bagratashen Border. Step into a different world where ancient monasteries and rugged landscapes await.
Begin with a visit to Haghpat Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage Site perched high in the mountains, once a renowned center for medieval scholars. A leisurely lunch in Haghpat Village follows, offering rustic Armenian flavors with a view. The adventure continues with an exhilarating off-road journey through Dilijan National Park, pausing for a scenic coffee break in the heart of the forest before arriving at your boutique retreat.
August 20
Lake Sevan & The Hidden Wonders of Armenia
Start your morning with a tranquil boat ride on Lake Sevan, one of the largest high-altitude lakes in the world. Visit the 9th-century Sevanavank Monastery, dramatically perched on a peninsula, before heading toward Garni Village.
Witness the ancient art of lavash baking, a UNESCO-listed tradition, and enjoy a sumptuous lunch at a local restaurant. Explore the 1st-century Garni Temple, the only surviving Greco-Roman structure in Armenia, before trekking to the Symphony of Stones—a surreal basalt rock formation resembling a giant organ.
As the sun sets, step into the sacred Geghard Monastery, a breathtaking rock-hewn wonder. The day culminates with a hauntingly beautiful live Armenian chanting performance, echoing through the monastery’s stone chambers. Arrive in Yerevan and check into your hotel.
August 21
Yerevan - A City of Stories
Discover the heart of Yerevan, one of the world’s oldest continuously inhabited cities. Begin at the Matenadaran, home to over 18,000 ancient manuscripts, before wandering through the grand avenues of Republic Square, Swan Lake, and the Opera House.
Lunch at a local restaurant introduces you to the bold flavors of Armenian cuisine. Post-lunch, dive into Yerevan’s vibrant art scene at the Cafesjian Center for the Arts. Then, experience the sensory overload of Gumi Shuka, a bustling market where vendors tempt you with dried fruits, spices, and homemade sweets.
As the journey nears its end, a visit to the legendary Brandy Factory offers a taste of Armenia’s world-famous cognac. The grand finale is a farewell dinner at Tavern Yerevan Riverside, where an extravagant feast unfolds, accompanied by live performances—a fitting send-off to an extraordinary journey.
August 22
Farewell to Armenia
Enjoy a leisurely breakfast before your transfer to Zvartnots International Airport. As you bid farewell to the Caucasus, you leave with memories of enchanting monasteries, breathtaking landscapes, and the rich traditions of two incredible nations.
