Hovhannavank — Saghmosavank — Alphabet Monument — Myler

This route travels through Armenia's spiritual heritage, history and mountain landscapes.

The first stop is Hovhannavank, an ancient monastic complex of the 4th–13th centuries perched above the scenic gorge of the Kasagh river.

Next is Saghmosavank, one of the most harmonious 13th-century architectural ensembles, famous for its panoramic canyon views. In the Middle Ages it was a major centre of book culture and manuscript copying.

Then comes the Armenian Alphabet Monument — a tribute to the unique script created by Mesrop Mashtots in the 5th century, a place about language, culture and identity.

The route ends at the Myler mountain resort amid beautiful highland scenery: stroll, relax and enjoy the fresh air, or ski and snowboard in winter.

For those who want to feel Armenia calmly and deeply — its spirituality, history and nature.