Visita guiada Descubra Armenia Hagpati Sanahin, Akhtala, cena local
Descripción
Descubra los lugares históricos de Armenia. Aprenda sobre la cultura y la religión locales en tres monasterios, visite Hagpati y Sanahin, y el antiguo monasterio de Akhtala es Patrimonio de la Humanidad por la UNESCO. Los monasterios de Hagpati y Sanahini están estrechamente conectados y están a 40 minutos el uno del otro. Cuenta la leyenda que ambos monasterios fueron construidos por padre e hijo albañiles, Sanahin fue construido antes por su padre. El nombre lo dice todo: Sanahin significa literalmente "es mayor que los demás". También conoceremos la cocina tradicional armenia, donde seremos hospedados por una familia tradicional armenia.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
Encontraré un lugar en la oficina de Ushba. punto de reunión
La frontera de Georgia y Armenia. No olvides llevar tu pasaporte, nos vamos a otro país, consulta también los visados. También hay una embajada en la frontera donde puedes conseguir una visa por unos 10 dólares.
Explora estos sitios declarados Patrimonio de la Humanidad por la UNESCO a tu propio ritmo. Visite el monasterio de Haghpat para aprender sobre la arquitectura de los sitios declarados Patrimonio de la Humanidad por la UNESCO. Monasterio de Haghpat, fundado por la reina Khosrovanush (esposa del rey Ashot III de Armenia) en 976. Consta de un nártex, dos pasillos-tumbas, un refectorio, un scriptorium, una capilla Hamazasp, un campanario y varias capillas. Tumbas y cruces (khachkars).
La Tierra de Noé ofrece un recorrido por los monasterios de Sanahin y Akhtala en el distrito de Lori de Armenia, que datan del siglo X. Sanahin fue el centro administrativo y la tumba familiar de los Bagratids Kurikian (siglos X y XI), así como la residencia episcopal de la diócesis (hasta el siglo XI).
El territorio de Akhtali se remonta a antes de Cristo. Data del siglo VIII. El asentamiento histórico de Akhtali se conocía como Agaraki en el siglo V. Se cree que la etimología del nombre Akhtali es de origen turco, que significa puerta blanca. Phhindzahank significa literalmente mina de cobre. La fortaleza de Akhtali, parcialmente destruida, fue construida sobre los cimientos de la Edad del Bronce y del Hierro a finales del siglo X por los Kyurikids.
Visitaremos a una familia armenia donde nos servirán comida familiar y tradicional armenia. donde degustarás la cocina tradicional armenia.
Regresando a la Plaza Maidni en Tbilisi.
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Información importante
- Hay asientos o sillas infantiles disponibles
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
- El tiempo de viaje está incluido en la duración total del recorrido.
Opiniones(5)
Unforgettable Journey from Tbilisi to Haghpat & Sanahin Travel from Tbilisi to northern Armenia on a breathtaking cross-border journey that blends history, culture, and dramatic mountain landscapes. This full-day experience takes you to two of Armenia’s greatest treasures — Haghpat and Sanahin Monasteries, both UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Leaving Tbilisi, the road winds through lush valleys, deep gorges, and scenic mountain passes, offering stunning photo opportunities along the way. After crossing the Georgia–Armenia border, you’ll feel the shift in culture, architecture, and atmosphere. Haghpat Monastery (10th century) impresses with its powerful spiritual presence, ancient khachkars (cross-stones), and panoramic views over the Debed Canyon. A short drive away, Sanahin Monastery reveals a different but equally fascinating story — once a major medieval center of learning, science, and manuscript writing. Throughout the trip, you’ll enjoy: Rich medieval Armenian history Peaceful monastery courtyards surrounded by nature Authentic local vibes and warm hospitality Plenty of time for photos, exploration, and quiet reflection This experience is perfect for history lovers, culture seekers, photographers, and travelers who want to go beyond the usual routes. A meaningful and memorable journey connecting two countries and centuries of heritage in one day.
Unforgettable Journey from Tbilisi to Haghpat & Sanahin Travel from Tbilisi to northern Armenia on a breathtaking cross-border journey that blends history, culture, and dramatic mountain landscapes. This full-day experience takes you to two of Armenia’s greatest treasures — Haghpat and Sanahin Monasteries, both UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Leaving Tbilisi, the road winds through lush valleys, deep gorges, and scenic mountain passes, offering stunning photo opportunities along the way. After crossing the Georgia–Armenia border, you’ll feel the shift in culture, architecture, and atmosphere. Haghpat Monastery (10th century) impresses with its powerful spiritual presence, ancient khachkars (cross-stones), and panoramic views over the Debed Canyon. A short drive away, Sanahin Monastery reveals a different but equally fascinating story — once a major medieval center of learning, science, and manuscript writing. Throughout the trip, you’ll enjoy: Rich medieval Armenian history Peaceful monastery courtyards surrounded by nature Authentic local vibes and warm hospitality Plenty of time for photos, exploration, and quiet reflection This experience is perfect for history lovers, culture seekers, photographers, and travelers who want to go beyond the usual routes. A meaningful and memorable journey connecting two countries and centuries of heritage in one day.
This guided tour to Hagpat, Sanahin and Akhtala was a fantastic way to explore Armenia! Our guide was absolutely wonderful—super friendly, incredibly knowledgeable about the history and culture of each spot, and went out of their way to assist us with everything we needed. The itinerary was well-organized with great pacing, and I’m very pleased with the entire tour experience.
Thank you for traveling with us and being satisfied. Also, a big thank you to our guides Paata and Giorgi for organizing a great tour. Sincerely, Zurab...
We will not recommend this trip. We just did not get lucky. The vehicle was old. We never got offered any lunch. They advertise it: "We will also get to know traditional Armenian cuisine, where we will be hosted by a traditional Armenian family"
Thank you very much for appreciating us, I'm sorry that this happened, there was confusion in the tour.
We had a short trip to Armenia. We had a nice driver. The vehicle was not that comfortable. “We will also get to know traditional Armenian cuisine, where we will be hosted by a traditional Armenian family”. We had no lunch offered at all
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I recently had the pleasure of embarking on the Discover Armenia guided tour that included visits to Hagpati Sanahin and Akhtala, along with the delightful addition of a free lunch. This tour truly exceeded my expectations in every way!
Thank you for traveling with us, every guest is very important to us, thank you guide Koba.
