After breakfast, you'll visit Mtskheta, Georgia’s first capital from the 3rd century BC to the 5th century AD and the country's religious center. The tour begins at the 11th-century Svetitskhoveli Cathedral, followed by Jvari Temple, which offers stunning views of the Kura and Aragvi rivers. Back in Tbilisi, you'll explore the old town, including a cable car ride to Narikala Fortress, the Bridge of Peace, and visits to the Armenian Church, Jewish Synagogue, and Turkish Mosque. You'll also visit the historic sulfur baths, a royal bath complex from the 17th to 19th centuries. Stroll along Shardeni Street, known for its Parisian-style architecture, cafés, boutiques, and galleries. The tour continues to Juma Mosque on Botanical Street, Meydan Square, and concludes at Sioni Church, home to one of Georgia's greatest relics, the Cross of St. Patriarchate.

The day begins with a visit to Ananuri Fortress, a historic castle complex on the Aragvi River. Next, you'll head to Gudauri, a scenic ski resort beautiful year-round, where you can admire mountain views from the Balcony of the Treaty of Georgiyevsk. A short drive takes you to Vedza Sour Waters, known for its picturesque scenery. The journey continues to Stepantsminda, where a 4-wheel vehicle will take you up to the 14th-century Gergeti Trinity Church at 2,180 meters. From there, you'll enjoy breathtaking views of Mount Kazbek before returning to Tbilisi.

The journey continues around Yerevan, Armenia's ancient capital, founded in 782 B.C., 29 years older than Rome. During the city tour, you'll explore the city center and visit landmarks like the Cascade, the Opera and Ballet Theater, Mashtots Avenue, and Republic Square. The tour also includes a visit to the Matenadaran Museum, home to one of the richest manuscript collections in the world. The city tour ends at the Genocide Memorial, a solemn tribute to the first genocide of the 20th century. A short drive takes you to Echmiadzin, the spiritual center of Armenians worldwide. Here, you'll visit Echmiadzin Cathedral, the first Christian temple built after the adoption of Christianity in 301 AD. It houses the Holy Lance, an important religious relic, and was designated a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2000. You'll also see the ruins of Zvartnots Temple, a 7th-century marvel and another UNESCO site.

The day starts with a trip to Ararat Province to visit Khor Virap Monastery, one of Armenia's holiest sites and the birthplace of Christianity in the country. You'll hike up a small hill to explore the monastery and enjoy stunning views of Biblical Mount Ararat. The tour continues through a narrow canyon to the valley of red rocks, where you'll visit Noravank Monastery. Built in the 13th century, it’s a masterpiece by architect Momik, with beautiful khachkars (cross-stones) scattered throughout the grounds.

Today, you'll drive for an hour to the Canyon of the Azat River, where you'll visit Geghard Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage site carved into the surrounding cliffs. The journey then continues to Garni village, home to the Garni Temple, the only remaining example of Hellenistic architecture in the region. After returning to Yerevan, you'll visit the History Museum of Armenia, known for its extensive archaeological, numismatic, and ethnographic collections. This marks the final day of your Georgia and Armenia tour.

Transfer to Zvartnots International Airport (EVN) for your departure.