YEREVAN
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The 5 most popular lavash baking experiences out of Yerevan. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Garni and Geghard in one half-day trip: basalt Symphony of Stones, lavash baking, WiFi and snacks, with all entry fees included.
“Very nice trip: easy to find pick up location, nice guide and driver, good explanations and tour in general”
A half-day Armenia sampler from Yerevan: Ararat viewpoint, Geghard and Garni UNESCO sites, the Symphony of Stones, plus lavash baking.
“First of all shame on Viator, because we arrived to the meeting point and the staff of the company of the trip told us that Viator didn't sent them our names. They told us if we received the confirmation not from Viator, but from them. We didn't receive from the company. We didn't appear on…”
One day from Yerevan to Khor Virap, Geghard, Garni, and a lavash oven lesson with Wi‑Fi, snacks, and a bilingual guide.
“Nice day tour to see some of the most important land marks of Armenia. Because it being a off season the tour was bilingual. The guide Tigran handled it very well. He was a great tour guide overall. Driver Araik was also one of the safest drivers in Armenia I had during my visit which…”
Garni, Geghard, and the Symphony of Stones from Yerevan with Wi‑Fi transport and optional lavash baking. Small group, strong guides.
“Experience was great - very responsive customer service and an amazing guide. Logistically well organized.”
A 6-hour Yerevan day trip to Garni, Geghard, Charents Arch, and the Symphony of Stones, with Ararat views and included sites.
“We were waiting o40 min in the cold. The driver didn't show up. The company didn't pick up the phone. We were war”
