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Set side by side in the southern Transcaucasia region, the pairing of Georgia and Armenia makes a delightful double-bill of discovery. While each has its own customs and characteristics, the two share a chequered past of invasions and occupancies, evidenced in the relics of Greek and Roman, Persian and Byzantine, Ottoman and Russian rule; both regaining their independence only at the collapse of the Soviet Union. Much more than a list of iconic landmarks, though of course we visit the best of them, this tour takes time out to meet the locals, enjoying lunch in a Georgian village and tea with the Armenian Molokan community, and learning from the experts to cook local delicacies. It begins in the Georgian capital, Tbilisi, lining the banks of the Mtkvari River in a setting as scenic as it is strategic; switches to a 4x4 to climb the track to a mountain church; visits an ancient cave town; and twins a walking tour with winetasting before crossing the border into Armenia. Highlights here include a cruise on Lake Sevan, almost 2,m above sea level; a chairlift ascent of Mount Teghenis; traversing the Selim Pass to a Silk Road caravanserai; and exploring the capital, Yerevan, an intriguing mix of old and new, east and west. Enjoy a performance of Armenian choral music in the cave mausoleum at Geghard Monastery. Taste a range of Georgian wines at a winery in Sighnaghi. Travel to Kazbegi to view the dormant volcano, Mount Kazbec. Spend two nights at the 4-star Suatis Reort. Go by 4-wheel drive vehicle to Gergeti Trinity Church; drive to enjoy the dramatic views of Dariali gorge. Enjoy lunch at a local home and watch as khinkali meaty dumplings are made for you to taste. B, L, D. Largely overlooking his murderous politics, it is a very Soviet-era shrine, with exhibits including a flattering statue of the man, his death-mask in a darkened room , and his last packet of cigarettes. Cross the border to Armenia today, where our first visit is to the 10th century monastery of Haghpat. After meeting the Molokan community for a cup of tea and homemade sweets, continue to the spa town of Dilijian for a walk through the Old Town, and travel to Tsaghkadzor for two nights at the Tsaghkadzor Marriott Hotel. Enjoy a cruise on the lake, before returning to Tsaghkadzor to take the chairlift up Mount Teghenis for magnificent views of the lake and mountains. Travel to Yerevan for three nights at the 4-star Tufenkian Historic Hotel. Visit Matenadaran, a repository of ancient manuscripts, continue to the medieval Geghard Monastery, leaning against the cliffs and partly carved out of the mountain, for a performance of Armenian choral music in the religious and cultural complex; continue to the Greco-Roman Garni Temple, the only classical structure still standing in Armenia; see how the local Lavash flatbread is made; and return to Yerevan for a walking tour of the Republic Square area. Return to Yerevan to visit the Genocide Museum and Memorial, and round-off the day with Armenian brandy tasting. Complete your Caucasus tour with a visit to the Land of Fire. Spend five nights in Baku with a city tour and a visit to Absheron Peninsula and to Gobustan to view the rock paintings. Cross into Georgia for the Nekresi Monastery. Breakfast daily and one Azeri dinner. Notes: This extension is not available on 12 September departure. Transfer to 4-star Radisson Hotel Baku for five nights. Afternoon orientation tour on the boulevard. Visit to National History Museum. Travel along the Caspian Sea shore to Gobustan, famous for its archaeological monuments. Over rock drawings by artists of the Neolithic period have been left. Visit to mud volcanoes. Visit Shamakhi and the ancient Juma Mosque. Overnight at the 4-star Macara Sheki Hotel. Cross the border to Georgia and stop at Nekresi Monastery. Visit the Gremi citadel and the Church of Archangels. Travel via the Gombori Pass to Tbilisi to join the main tour. If our specially negotiated airfares are unavailable at the time of booking, a supplement may apply. Travel insurance, visa procurement if extending in Azerbaijan , optional excursions, tipping, any government taxes or compulsory charges introduced after publication. Surrounded by the spectacular scenery of Georgia and Armenia, explore the capitals, countryside and cultural heritage of the Caucasus. Sandwiched between the Black and Caspian Seas, this is where Asia and Europe seep into each other in a rich tapestry of traditions Set side by side in the southern Transcaucasia region, the pairing of Georgia and Armenia makes a delightful double-bill of discovery. Unique Experiences. Book Tour. Sandwiched between the Black and Caspian Seas, this is where Asia and Europe seep into each other in a rich tapestry of traditions. Itinerary Day 1. Please fill required fields. Please tick here if you wish to receive postal mailings and brochures from us. Please tick here if you wish to receive the latest offers and late availability deals by email. Please tick here if you are a Travel Agent. Download PDF. A modern 4-star hotel in the centre of Tbilisi, five minutes' walk from Metekhi Cathedral. Restaurants, bar, gym, spa, sauna and WiFi free. A modern 4-star hotel in Kazbegi with fantastic views. Restaurant, gym, sauna and WiFi free. A 4-star hotel located at the base of the Tsaghkunyats Mountains. Restaurant, bar, gym, pool, sauna and WiFi free. A contemporary 4-star boutique hotel with historic features, located in the very heart of Yerevan. Restaurant, bar, outdoor pool seasonal and WiFi free. Extension Options. Wed 07 May Wed 11 Jun Wed 09 Jul Wed 17 Sep Wed 08 Oct Supplements per person Book Tour. Single Supplement. Similar Tours.