Tsitsernakaber-Hripsime-Echmiatsin-Noy brandy factory

Our first stop is Tsisternakaberd mounment Tsitsernakaberd is a memorial complex located in Yerevan, Armenia, dedicated to the victims of the Armenian Genocide. The complex consists of a towering granite stele and twelve slabs surrounding it, representing the twelve provinces of historical Western Armenia, where the genocide took place. At the base of the monument is an eternal flame, symbolizing the memory of the victims who lost their lives during the genocide. The memorial also includes a museum which showcases the history and atrocities of the genocide. The monument serves as an important symbol of remembrance and mourning for the Armenian people, and a reminder to the world to prevent similar atrocities from happening in the future.

Next stop will be Snt Hripsime church of 7th century , which is a UNESCO site

Echmiatsin or the Holly Sea is our main destination and the most ancient Christian cathedral in the world. Since the cathedral is under restoration and we can see it only from outside , we'll visit the museum of Echmiatsin , where among the other relics a part from Noah's arch and the Holly lance can be found.

Noy Brandy Factory is a renowned spirits producer located in the Ararat Valley of Armenia. Established in 1877, the distillery is known for its exquisite Armenian brandies that are aged in oak barrels for decades, resulting in a smooth and complex flavor profile. The factory uses traditional distillation methods and locally sourced grapes to create its high-quality brandies, which are exported to over 30 countries worldwide. NOy Brandy Factory has won numerous awards for its exceptional products, including the prestigious International Wine & Spirit Competition. Visitors to the factory can enjoy guided tours and tastings, learning about the history and artistry of Armenian brandy production. Degustation of portwaine and 2 types of brnady