# Discover Georgia & Armenia **Route**: `/solo-women-group-travel/georgia-armenia` ## Overview Armenia and Georgia—ancient lands rich in history and soul. In Armenia, cliffside monasteries rise above dramatic landscapes; in Georgia, green valleys with vineyards and old churches in stunning mountain scenery make it one of the world’s most beautiful places. Yerevan mixes old and new, while Tbilisi enchants with cobbled streets and sulphur baths. In summer, both cities come alive with bustling cafés, music, and warm, proud locals, sparking something deep within you. ## Quick Facts - **Duration**: 9 Days & 8 Nights - **Starting Point**: Tbilisi - **Comfort Level**: deluxe Stay - **Collections**: culture & heritage - **Tags**: georgia, armenia ## Departure Dates No departures available currently. ## Activities - Georgian Feast - Metekhi church - Palace of Prince Chavchavadze - Marani ## Detailed Itinerary ### Day 1: Arrival in Tbilisi Arrive at Tbilisi Airport and transfer to the Hotel, check in and catch up on your sleep. Later in the evening, we will proceed for the welcome Dinner. Overnight stay in Tbilisi. **Accommodation**: Qarvasla or similar ### Day 2: Tbilisi City Tour Breakfast at the hotel. Begin the city tour in the capital of Georgia, Tbilisi. Walking in the old part of city through the narrow streets to admire the colorful persian-style houses, the carved wooden balconies and the interesting examples of modern architecture. Visit of Metekhi church which offers a superb view of the old city, the Sioni cathedral, the synagogue, the caravanserai, the Anchiskhati church, the oldest in the city. Then, we take advantage of the panoramic view of the whole city by taking the cable car to climb the hill overlooking the city and descending on foot to visit the ancient fortress of Narikala. Then we go down to the sulfurous baths district Abanotubani. Free time at the city. Overnight at the hotel in Tbilisi. **Accommodation**: Qarvasla or similar ### Day 3: Alazani valley Breakfast at the hotel. We take the road to Kakheti, a region nestled between beautiful landscapes on the chains of the Great Caucasus and on the fertile valleys. Visit Bodbe Monastery where lies the tomb of Saint Nino. Then visit charming little city Sighnaghi. Short walking tour. The “Supra” with local family, a cherished Georgian tradition, inscribed on the UNESCO intangible Cultural Heritage list in 2017. The Supra is a Georgian feast where dishes are served almost simultaneously. A group of folk singers will also present Georgian polyphonic songs, which are likewise inscribed on the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage list. Return to Tbilisi. Overnight in Tbilisi. **Accommodation**: Qarvasla or similar ### Day 4: To the Great Caucasus Breakfast at the hotel. Departure to Mtskheta by Gombori pass (1620m), the former capital of Georgia and the religious center of the country. Then visit the architectural complex of Ananuri dating from the 16th-17th centuries. Driving along the Georgia's famous Military Highway which winds through mountainous landscapes offering unique views of valleys, peaks, rivers. A must-stop on this route is the Soviet Monument, symbolizing the understanding between Russia and Georgia. Arrival in Gudauri for overnight stay. **Accommodation**: Marco Polo or similar (4*) ### Day 5: Great Caucasus landscapes Breakfast at the hotel. Drive to Stephantsminda. Departure in 4x4 through magnificent woods and valleys which lead us to the church of the Trinity of Guergueti located at 2170m. From here opens a splendid view of one of the highest peaks of the Caucasus, Mt. Kazbek 5047 m. Georgian ‘’supra’’ feast with Tamada (master of toasts) performance with mountain dish Khinkali. After lunch you will assist the manufacture of wool felt in a local workshop. This visit will be followed by a tasting of local jam and tea. Small walking tour in the village Sno known for its authenticity and Giant Stone Heads of Georgian writers. Return to Tbilisi. Stop at Chronicle of Georgia which will fascinate you with its monumental carved frescoes that tell the story of the country. Overnight stay in Tbilisi. **Accommodation**: Qarvasla or similar (4*) ### Day 6: Georgia – Armenia Breakfast at the hotel. Transfer to Georgian-Armenian border. The north part of Armenia, one of the country’s most beautiful regions with its forested mountains, clear water springs, deep canyons, gorges, and caves. Visit Haghpat Monastery one of the largest and most impressive medieval monasteries in Armenia listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Arriving in Sevan Lake, we will climb the peninsula to visit the medieval Monastery of Sevanavank (9th century) to enjoy a panoramic view on the lake surrounded by the Geghama mountain range. Continuation to Yerevan. Check-in to the hotel. Overnight at the hotel in Yerevan. **Accommodation**: Opera Suite or similar ### Day 7: Yerevan City tour After breakfast, we will start the Republic Square, Walking along Northern Avenue, a pedestrian boulevard over a length of 450 meters from the Republic Square to Liberty Square. Then we continue to walk along Abovian street to the Opera of Yerevan which brought a gold medal to the architect Tamanian at the International Exhibition in Paris in 1937. Continuing to the Cascade, this gigantic stone staircase, in the city center connecting the upper and lower parts of the city. Visit Matenadaran, home of over 17,000 ancient manuscripts. Next visit the covered food market of the city which houses in a large hall of numerous stalls of Armenian specialties such as dried fruits, vegetables, local cheeses, spices etc. Free time in Vernissage open market for shopping. Overnight stay in Yerevan. **Accommodation**: Opera Suite or similar ### Day 8: Ararat Valley After breakfast, departure to the only pagan temple preserved from the pre-Christian era, Garni. Visit the ruins of the royal palace and the baths located near the temple. Walk in the Gorge of Azat to discover the mineral symphony of the basalt stones organs of Garni. We will have Armenian feast with locals and get the opportunity to discover Armenian bread “Lavash” making in the tonir, an oven dug into the ground. Continuation to the Geghard Monastery the apogee of Armenian medieval architecture, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Visit Church of Khor Virap. All around you can see the cave cells which houses cross stones carved into the rock walls which add to the charm of this monastery. Farewell dinner in a local restaurant. Overnight at the hotel in Yerevan. **Accommodation**: Opera Suite or similar ### Day 9: Departure After breakfast, check out and transfer to the airport to board flight back home. ## What's Included - ✓ Accommodation on Twin/Double Sharing as specified in programme - ✓ Airport transfers (Group transfer only) - ✓ Meals as per itinerary - ✓ English speaking guide as per the itinerary - ✓ Entry tickets as per the itinerary - ✓ Khinkali making master class in Stepansminda - ✓ Transportation service (different vehicles in each country) - ✓ Tamada performance during the lunch in Stepansminda - ✓ 4x4 cars to Gergeti church - ✓ Wine tasting in Georgia - ✓ Georgia & Armenia E-Visa Fee - ✓ Tips for Guide & Driver - ✓ Insurance (For Women till 69 years of age) - ✓ GST & TCS 5% ## What's Not Included - ✗ International Airfare - ✗ Individual airport transfers - ✗ Any kind of personal expenses or optional tours, extra meals, water/beverages ordered, laundry, phone calls and medical expenses - ✗ Any expenses caused by reasons beyond our control such as roadblocks, accidents & any medical evacuations. Any train delays, or re-scheduling etc. - ✗ Meals and all other services which are not mentioned in the aforementioned itinerary. - ✗ Early check in or late check out - ✗ Optional excursions and activities - ✗ Porter fees in Hotels and Airports - ✗ 15% additional TCS if applicable depending on your international expenditure (This will be deposited under your PAN card and can be claimed when you file your ITR) ## Customer Reviews > My first WOW trip to Georgia was an enchanting experience! Everything was planned perfectly, from breathtaking views to delicious food. A big thanks to our WOW Buddy, Simran, for making it so smooth and fun! — **Khushnawaz Engineer**, Professional Development Manager at McKinsey & Company > My first trip with WOW to Georgia was exhilarating! The itinerary was well-planned, and we had the freedom to explore. Traveling with WOW is truly a delight—already counting the days to my next one! — **Zoya Thomas**, Corporate Professional ## Booking Policies ### Early Bird Offers Get an Early Bird ticket with discounts. Remember that we can offer this discount only as long as you make the installment payments on time. ### Refunds Get a full refund with only a Rs 1000 deduction if you cancel within 48hrs of booking. ### Pinkedge Points Each completed trip gets you points that you can redeem against events, merchandise and more trips! ## Meta Information - **SEO Title**: Discover Georgia & Armenia - **Meta Description**: Few nations have histories as ancient, complex and laced with tragedy as Armenia and even fewer have a culture that is as rich and resilient. This is a destination where you will be intrigued by history, awed by monuments, amazed by the landscape and charmed by down-to-earth locals. This is a city full of contradictions – top-of-the-range Mercedes sedans share the roads with Ladas so old they should be in museum collections; old-fashioned teahouses sit next to chic European-style wine bars; and street fashions range from hipster to babushka with many weird and wonderful variations in between. In summer, locals take to the streets every night, claiming tables at the city's many outdoor cafes, sauntering along its tree-filled boulevards and congregating around the much-loved musical fountain in Republic Square. - **Canonical URL**: https://www.wowclub.com/solo-women-group-travel/georgia-armenia --- *Generated for LLM/AI consumption. Last updated: 2026-10-12T11:28:56.230Z*