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A 9-day Georgia and Armenia small-group tour from India — Tbilisi's old town, the Caucasus peaks of Kazbegi, forested Dilijan, Lake Sevan and the ancient Garni Temple and Geghard Monastery.
Explore the timeless charm of the South Caucasus on this 9-day journey through Georgia and Armenia. Wander Tbilisi's atmospheric Old Town, breathe in the mineral-spring air of Borjomi, and head into the Caucasus for a night in Kazbegi beneath Gergeti Trinity Church and Mount Kazbek. Cross into Armenia through forested Dilijan and the shores of Lake Sevan, visit the ancient Garni Temple and cliff-carved Geghard Monastery, and end in Yerevan among its markets, cafés and local artisans — all at a relaxed, unhurried pace.
Arrive in Tbilisi and settle in at a relaxed pace. Later, take an easy walk through the atmospheric Old Town, with time to enjoy its cafés, streets and evening atmosphere.
Travel to Borjomi, a green resort town famous for its natural mineral springs. Explore Borjomi Park, with an optional short jeep ride to a nearby waterfall, before returning to Tbilisi.
Head north into the Caucasus Mountains, with scenic stops at the Jvari Pass and Gudauri. In Stepantsminda, visit Gergeti Trinity Church, set against dramatic views of Mount Kazbek.
Return to Tbilisi and see the city through its neighbourhoods and viewpoints. Ride the Mtatsminda funicular, visit the Chronicle of Georgia monument and end the day with sunset at Turtle Lake.
Cross the Georgia–Armenia border and drive through scenic countryside to Dilijan, a forested highland town. Visit its restored old town on arrival.
Enjoy a quiet morning in Dilijan, then continue to Lake Sevan and the Sevan Peninsula before travelling on to Yerevan.
Head into the Armenian countryside to visit the Garni Temple, see the striking basalt columns of the Symphony of Stones and explore Geghard Monastery, partly carved into the rock, before returning to Yerevan.
Discover Yerevan through its streets, markets and café culture. Browse the Vernissage market, visit a duduk maker or local artisan and watch the sunset from the Cascade, with free time for shopping.
Enjoy a relaxed final morning in Yerevan for a café visit or last-minute shopping, then transfer to the airport for your flight home.
Easy to moderate. Walking is mostly during city tours and monastery visits, at an unhurried pace. Some monastery approaches are cobbled, stepped or steep, and Sevanavank sits at the top of a staircase. The final approach to Gergeti Trinity Church is by four-wheel drive. Lake Sevan is at about 1,900 m, which some travellers notice as mild breathlessness. Most sightseeing is by private vehicle.
Sep–Oct: 17–24°C in Tbilisi and Yerevan, considerably colder in the mountains and close to freezing at Gergeti. Low rainfall. The clear autumn air gives the best odds of a full view of Mount Kazbek and Mount Ararat, both of which summer haze often hides. A single day can span twenty degrees, so layers are essential.
On confirmation: USD 700 per person
Balance: remaining tour cost, on or before 15 September 2026
Bookings made after 15 September 2026: full tour cost payable on confirmation, non-refundable
GST and TCS are charged extra, as applicable.
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On or before 31 August 2026: full refund of the tour cost
1 – 15 September 2026: 30% of the tour cost retained
After 15 September 2026: 100% of the tour cost retained
Late October brings crisp, clear autumn weather. Expect around 10–18°C by day in Tbilisi and Yerevan, and colder in the mountains, where Kazbegi can drop close to freezing at night. Rainfall is low, and the clear air gives the best chance of seeing Mount Kazbek and Mount Ararat. Pack warm layers.
Yes, for both countries, and both are straightforward. Georgia and Armenia each offer an e-visa for Indian citizens. If you hold a valid US, UK or Schengen visa, you can usually enter Georgia without a separate Georgian visa. We confirm the current rules after booking, and visa fees are included in your tour price.
International airfare is not included, so you can fly from the city that suits you. The price includes: hotels with daily breakfast; breakfast, lunch and dinner throughout; visa fees, transfers, excursions and entrance fees; travel insurance up to age 69. GST (5%) and TCS are extra.
Easy to moderate. Walking is mostly during city tours and monastery visits, at an unhurried pace, and most sightseeing is by private vehicle. Some monastery approaches are cobbled and stepped. The ride up to Gergeti Trinity Church is by four-wheel drive.
Between 10 and 14 travellers.
Absolutely. Many of our travellers come on their own. We can try to match you with a same-gender room-share. If you'd prefer a room to yourself, the single supplement is USD 400.
Yes, for travellers up to age 69. If you are 70 or older, we help you arrange separate cover.
Yes. Tell us your dietary needs when you book. Georgian and Armenian cooking has plenty of vegetarian dishes, and we brief our hotels and restaurants in advance.
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