Georgia x Armenia

Cultural & Historical Highlights:

Ananuri Fortress – A 13th-century stronghold overlooking the Aragvi River, once a key defensive post of feudal Georgia.

Jvari Monastery – A 6th-century site marking one of the earliest Christian monuments in Georgia.

Svetitskhoveli Cathedral – A sacred Orthodox cathedral believed to enshrine the robe of Christ, central to Georgian Christianity.

Narikala Fortress – An ancient citadel dominating Tbilisi’s skyline, offering insight into the city’s medieval defenses.

Mother of Georgia – A monumental statue symbolizing the strength and hospitality of the Georgian nation.

Sioni Church – Historic Orthodox church famed for housing the cross of Saint Nino, who converted Georgia to Christianity.

Khor Virap – A historic monastery offering views of Mount Ararat, where Saint Gregory the Illuminator was imprisoned.

Garni Temple – The only surviving Greco-Roman style pagan temple in Armenia, dedicated to the sun god Mihr.

Geghard Monastery – A rock-carved monastery known for its sacred relics and medieval architecture.

Noravank Monastery – A 13th-century monastery nestled in red cliffs, celebrated for its intricate stone carvings.

Symphony of Stones – A natural basalt column formation resembling organ pipes, a unique geological wonder of Armenia.