Mount Azhdahak - the highest point of the Geghama Ridge, with an elevation of 3,597 meters. This volcano is known for its beautiful and highly unusual landscape, making it a popular destination for travelers and mountaineers. Moreover, important archaeological discoveries have been made in this area, such as ancient petroglyphs and vishapakars, which add an air of mystery to the place and make the ascent of Mount Azhdahak even more intriguing.
What to expect on this trip:
We will stroll along picturesque mountain trails, breathe in the clean mountain air, and escape the city's noise.
We will ascend Mount Azhdahak, the highest point of the Geghama Ridge.
We will see the lake hidden within the volcano's crater.
We will have lunch with a view of the straight line of the Hatis, Ara, and Aragats mountains.
We will explore the Geghama Plateau and learn about the Armenian bears' habitat.
We will attempt to decipher ancient petroglyphs and recharge our energy with vishapakars (dragon stones).
We will enjoy beautiful views, take plenty of photos, and engage in conversation.
We will relax by the shore of Lake Vank.
Before returning to Yerevan, we will have a delicious outdoor dinner with hot soup, coffee, and tea.
Key Locations: Mount Azhdahak, Geghama Ridge, Lake Vank, Petroglyphs
Route Information, Meeting Place, and Time: Distance: 18 km Elevation Gain: 700 m Difficulty Level: light+
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Mount Azhdahak - the highest point of the Geghama Ridge, with an elevation of 3,597 meters. This volcano is known for its beautiful and highly unusual landscape, making it a popular destination for travelers and mountaineers. Moreover, important archaeological discoveries have been made in this area, such as ancient petroglyphs and vishapakars, which add an air of mystery to the place and make the ascent of Mount Azhdahak even more intriguing.
What to expect on this trip:
We will stroll along picturesque mountain trails, breathe in the clean mountain air, and escape the city's noise.
We will ascend Mount Azhdahak, the highest point of the Geghama Ridge.
We will see the lake hidden within the volcano's crater.
We will have lunch with a view of the straight line of the Hatis, Ara, and Aragats mountains.
We will explore the Geghama Plateau and learn about the Armenian bears' habitat.
We will attempt to decipher ancient petroglyphs and recharge our energy with vishapakars (dragon stones).
We will enjoy beautiful views, take plenty of photos, and engage in conversation.
We will relax by the shore of Lake Vank.
Before returning to Yerevan, we will have a delicious outdoor dinner with hot soup, coffee, and tea.
Key Locations: Mount Azhdahak, Geghama Ridge, Lake Vank, Petroglyphs
Route Information, Meeting Place, and Time: Distance: 18 km Elevation Gain: 700 m Difficulty Level: light+
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