Chandratal Lake: Guide to the magnificient lake of Spiti Valley
Chandratal Lake – the most awaited part
Sip world-old wines amid rolling vineyards, serene lakes, and towering peaks. Wander through quiet villages, ancient churches, and open countryside where beauty remains untouched, and every path leads deeper into the soul of Georgia and Armenia.
Starts: from Tbilisi Airport (TBS)
Ends: at Tbilisi Airport (TBS)
Type: Mixed Gender
Start: 1 AM, 31 Aug 2025
End: 9 PM, 7 Sep 2025
₹ 98000
Join this tour to experience the best of Georgia & Armenia in 8N/8D with utmost comfort. Georgia & Armenia allow you to loosen up in the timeless beauty, get captivated by countryside wine route drives, mesmerized by beautiful ancient churches, explore the UNESCO World Heritage sites, wander through vineyard-covered hills, sip earthy wines, explore quiet villages, soak in the raw, timeless beauty of Georgia and Armenia—where culture, nature, and warm hospitality blend seamlessly. This also allows you to experience European vibes without causing a hole in your pocket!
Step into a world where history lives in every stone, where the air is filled with the scent of ripe apricots and ancient stories echo through rugged mountain valleys. Georgia and Armenia offer a rare kind of travel—peaceful yet vibrant, raw yet rich with culture, where rustic architecture and timeless traditions remain untouched by the rush of modern life. This journey across the Caucasus reveals two countries proud to preserve their soul, inviting you to experience landscapes and cities that feel both original and unforgettable.
Your adventure begins in Tbilisi, Georgia’s charismatic capital—a city bursting with color, creativity, and life. Wander its winding streets, where charming wooden balconies lean over lively cafés and artsy markets brim with handcrafted jewelry, ceramics, and textiles. Don’t miss the whimsical clock tower next to the puppet theater, chiming with a fairy-tale charm, or the glowing Bridge of Peace, where old and new blend effortlessly. As night falls, Tbilisi’s vibrant street life unfolds, with music spilling from bars and laughter floating beneath strings of fairy lights.
Did you know that Tbilisi has been inhabited for over 1,500 years and was a key stop on the ancient Silk Road, blending Persian, Arab, Byzantine, and European influences?
Leaving the city behind, you’ll drive along the legendary Georgian Military Highway, winding through emerald valleys and wildflower-carpeted meadows toward Kazbegi. It’s also one of the most scenic drives in the world. Here stands the Gergeti Trinity Church, perched high above the clouds with the mighty Mount Kazbek rising behind it—a majestic peak that legend claims once held Prometheus captive for gifting fire to humanity.
Did you know that Mount Kazbek, a 5,047-meter dormant volcano, is steeped in myth?
Next, immerse yourself in Kakheti, Georgia’s sun-drenched wine region. Explore the romantic hilltop town of Sighnaghi and taste wines crafted in traditional qvevri—clay vessels buried underground for thousands of years. This isn’t just wine tasting; it’s a sip of history.
Did you know that Georgia is the cradle of winemaking, boasting over 8,000 years of viticultural tradition recognized by UNESCO?
Then, prepare for a little thrill. Dashbashi Canyon awaits—an emerald gorge carved over millennia, spanned by a jaw-dropping glass bridge that offers heart-racing views. It’s the kind of place where you pause, take a breath, and wonder if you’ve stumbled into a movie scene.
The journey continues across the border, where Armenia greets you with misty hills and monasteries carved from mountain stone. In Dilijan, often called the “Armenian Switzerland,” serenity finds you. Tall trees, clean air, quiet paths—it’s a pause from the world. From there, you’ll make your way to the legendary Lake Sevan, its waters gleaming like a sapphire under the high-altitude sun.
Did you know that Lake Sevan covers more than 1,200 square kilometers and is a vital source of freshwater and fish for Armenia?
Yerevan, Armenia’s capital, is a vibrant city carved from rosy volcanic stone. Here, jazz and chatter fill the air around Republic Square’s dancing fountains, while the Cascade offers sweeping views over a city that has thrived for more than 2,700 years.
Did you know that founded in 782 BC, Yerevan is older than Rome, making it one of the world’s oldest continuously inhabited cities?
Just outside Yerevan, explore Garni Temple, the region’s only surviving Greco-Roman structure, dramatically set against the cliffs of Azat Gorge. Then, step into the spiritual calm of Geghard Monastery, partly carved from the mountain itself and named for the Holy Lance said to have pierced Christ’s side. You also visit Haghpat Monastery in northern Armenia—a 10th-century masterpiece perched among green hills, once a medieval center of learning where scholars created illuminated manuscripts that still inspire today.
This is not just sightseeing—it’s story-living. Each day offers rich experiences, connecting you with landscapes, legends, and cultures that linger in your heart long after the journey ends. You won’t simply take pictures; you’ll take part in a timeless adventure.
The Caucasus awaits. Georgia and Armenia call with open arms, open skies, and a thousand stories ready to share. Would you like to hold our hands and embark on this lifelong journey?
Georgia Visa:
If you hold a valid visa or residence permit for any one of the following countries: Australia, Austria, Bahrain, Belgium, Bulgaria, Canada, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Korea, Kuwait, Latvia, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Qatar, Romania, Saudi Arabia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, USA, New Zealand, Oman, or Norway, then you can visit Georgia without a Georgian visa. It should be a multiple-entry visa for any of the above countries that’s valid during your Georgia travel as well. Otherwise, you need to apply for Georgia visa. Please note that the Georgia visa isn’t a part of our package. We can either guide you in your visa application or take care of the complete process with applicable charges.
Armenia Visa:
Please note that the Armenia visa is included in our package, and we’ll take care of the process end to end. Indian Passport Holders can enter Armenia with an Electronic visa. You will be required to submit a clear scanned copy of your passport, digital photos, air-tickets, travel insurance, and personal information over email. Please note that your passport should be valid for 6 months from the date of travel.
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Chandratal Lake – the most awaited part
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