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Armenia the Wonderland 4Nights Armenia The Wonderland 04 Nights & 05 Days DAY 1 YERAVEN WELCOMES YOU! Cascades – Opera – Republic Square 11.55 AM Arrival in Yerevan International Airport at 11:55 AM Transfer Airport- Indian Restaurant VEDA for Lunch Transfer to Hotel Check-in to the Hotel - Free time to relax 5.00 Pm Yerevan Evening Tour to cascade to opera till republic square Transfer for Dinner at Indian Restaurant at 20:00 HRS Transfer to Hotel at 10:00 PM - Overnight at Hotel. DAY 2 YEREVAN – LAKE SEVAN – DILIJAN – YEREVAN Breakfast 07:00-10:00 AM - Transfer to excursion at 10:00AM to Sevan Lake, this wonder of nature, is 60 Km from Yerevan on a highway which cuts northward through mountains and rocks. 01.30PM PACKED INDIAN LUNCH ( VEG / NON VEG BIRYANI WITH RAITA & SALADS) Proceed to Dilijan is a famous spa rich in curative mineral springs, some of which are comparable to those at Vichy in France and Davos in Switzerland.04.00PM – Move to Visit Tshakhsdzor again a Natural Spa Town and Enjoy Highest Cable Car Ride in the world. -Transfer for GRAND GALA DINNER WITH FREE FLOW OF VEG – NON VEG SNACKS, LOCAL VODKA, BEER, BRANDY, SOFT DRINKS & EXCLUSIVE BELLY DANCE SHOW AT ARMENIA’S BEST INDIAN RESTURANT VEDA. - Transfer to Hotel at 10.30 PM - Overnight at Hotel. DAY 3 CITY TOUR YEREVAN & BIGGEST OPEN FLEA VERNISSAGE MARKET Breakfast 07:00-10:00 AM- Visit Mother or Armenia , Yerevan State University, Victory Bridge, Tsitsernakaberd (1915 Genocide Memorial), Sports & Concerts complex, Kiev Bridge, Parliament, Palace of President, Academy of Sciences, Opera house.01.00 PM Transfer to Indian Restaurant VEDA for Lunch. Further Visit Vernissage Flea Market - Yerevan’s Flea Market is probably one of the best open air markets in world. - Transfer Back to Hotel at 07.00 PM 08.00PM Transfer for Dinner to Indian Restaurant VEDA for Dinner 10.00PM Transfer Back to Hotel at 22.30 HRS overnight in hotel DAY 4 YEREVAN GARNI –GEGHARD – YEREVAN -Buffet Breakfast 07:00-10:00 AM in the Hotel 10:00 AM Tour to GARNI AND GEGHARD The pagan temple of Garni was built in 1st. c. AC and was devoted to one of the Armenian Pagan Gods - Mitra. 01.00 PM INDIAN LUNCH IN RUSTIC RESTURANT WITH LIVE BBQ Visit Geghard Monastery The name refers to the biblical lance used by a Roman soldier to pierce Christ's body to find out if he was alive or not. The lance was kept in Geghard for a long time before being moved to the museum of Echmiadzin Cathedral. -Transfer to the hotel at 06.00PM & Free Time to Relax. 08.00 PM Transfer for Dinner at Indian Restaurant VEDA for Dinner - Transfer Back to Hotel at 10:30 PM - Overnight at Hotel DAY 5 GOODBYE ARMENIA - Buffet Breakfast 07:00-10:00 AM in the Hotel 09.30 AM - Move to the airport for final departure back to India. Flight Connection – Air Arabia Via Sharjah - Ex Delhi, Mumbai, Nagpur, Jaipur, Hyderabad, Ahmadabad, Bangalore, Chennai, Kochi & Goa Fly Dubai Via Dubai Ex - Delhi, Mumbai, Ahmadabad & Hyderabad Destinations Suitable for – MICE Movements Family Groups History Lovers Casino Lovers Nature Tours Christian Pilgrimage Tours LIMOUSINE TOURS OPTIONALS – UPGRADE TO ALL GALA DINNERS WITH FREE FLOW OF LIQUOR AND ARMENIAN DANCE PRGRAMMS INCLUDE ARTIST SHOWS DURING LUNCHES & DINENERS LIKE FLUTE PLAYER, PIAONIST, GUITARIST & SALSA DANCE WINE TASTING VISIT TATEV MONASTRIES & ENJOY LONGEST CABLE CAR IN THE WORLD UPGRADE STAY IN DILIJAN’S SPA RESORTS VISIT HAGHPAT & SANAHIN UNESCO HERITAGE MONUMENTS COMBOS AVAILABLE ON REQUEST ADD STOPOVER IN DUABI ON AIR ARABIA & FLY DUBAI.
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