Two of the world's oldest Christian nations, joined by a canyon road.
Tbilisi (TBS) → Mtskheta → Ananuri → Kazbegi → Sadakhlo–Bagratashen border → Debed Canyon (Haghpat & Sanahin) → Dilijan → Lake Sevan → Yerevan → Garni & Geghard → Khor Virap → Echmiadzin → Yerevan (EVN)
7N - 8D
Riding the cable car to Narikala Fortress over Old Tbilisi
Reaching Gergeti Trinity Church below Mount Kazbek by 4x4
Crossing into Armenia by road through the Debed Canyon's UNESCO monasteries
Walking the forest paths around Haghartsin Monastery in Dilijan
Climbing to Sevanavank on its peninsula above Lake Sevan
Hearing voices echo through the rock-cut chapels of Geghard
Baking lavash in a family tonir in Garni
Watching Mount Ararat appear over Khor Virap at sunrise
Tbilisi (TBS) → Mtskheta → Ananuri → Kazbegi → Sadakhlo–Bagratashen border → Debed Canyon (Haghpat & Sanahin) → Dilijan → Lake Sevan → Yerevan → Garni & Geghard → Khor Virap → Echmiadzin → Yerevan (EVN)
7N - 8D
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Most Georgia–Armenia combos fly between capitals or rush the border in one long drive; we cross by road through the Debed Canyon, stop overnight in Dilijan, and arrive in Yerevan rested, with three nights to explore properly. One private vehicle handles the whole journey, and guides on both sides of the border work from the same briefing.
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