Assemble at KLIA for check-in and departure.

Garni - Geghard Tour 
After breakfast, visit Geghard Monastery Complex, one of the spiritual and cultural centers of medieval Armenia. Continue to the only Greco-Roman building with colonnades in Armenia - Garni Temple, most of the original construction stones were scattered around after an earthquake during the 1679. The Republic Square is designated in 1924~1936, with major building built in pink and yellow tuff in neoclassical style.

Yerevan City Tour
Get impressed by the unique architecture and sculpture garden in Cascade Complex. Photostop at the memorial of the victory of the USSR in World War II - Mother of Yerevan.
Enjoy shopping at GUM Market, Armenia’s coolest fresh food market and the best local market in Yerevan.

Khor Virap Monastery (Armenia)
The Khor Virap Monastery is a famous pilgrimage site, facing to the national symbol of Armenia, snowcapped flanks of Mount Ararat offering a spectacular view of the mountain.

Vagharshapat (Armenia)
Next, travel to Armenia’s fourth largest city, Vagharshapat to visit the mother church of the Armenian Apostolic Church, Etchmiadzin Cathedral. The interior Byzantine decoration was furbished in the 18th century. Stop by at the ruins of Zvartnots, a 7th century complex of structures was built as Armenia’s main cathedral.

Take a 4WD to one of the most well-known and beautiful natural monuments of Armenia – Symphony of Stones. It is said that these stones is the result of the collapse of the volcanic rocks.

Georgia at a Glance Tour (I)
Visit Jinvali Water Reservoir, a beautiful turquoise lake that acts as a mirror, reflecting the stunning views of the surrounding landscapes. Discover the Ananuri Fortress, one of the hundreds of Georgian medieval castles that built for defend the emery army during the early 15^th centuries. Admire the beauty of a large scale tile mural depicting the history between Georgia and Russia at Russian-Georgian Friendship Monument.

Enjoy a hearty lunch with Khinkali Making Class.

Proceed with the 3^rd highest peak in Georgia - Mount Kazbegi for the fascinating panoramic view. Ride on a 4WD to Gergeti Trinity Church - a Christian island hidden in the most beautiful nature.

Georgia at a Glance Tour (II)
In the morning, explore the ancient cave of Uplistsikhe, an ancient rock-hewn town built over rocky bank of the Mtkvari River. The place was founded inhabited since the late Bronze Age, around 1,000 BC until 13th century AD.

Then, visit the 6th century Georgian Orthodox monastery – Jvari Monastery, overlooking the stunning landscape of Argavi and Mtkvari Rivers, as well as the Caspian Sea. Next, visit the striking Chronicle of Georgia, often called "The Georgia Stonehenge" that depicts 3,000- year history of Georgia.

Sighnaghi Tour (Georgia)
From Georgia, head east to Kakheti region for city of love, Sighnaghi. Known as the world’s second longest city wall, leans hilltop with beautiful landscape of Alazani Valley and Caucasus Mountains. Visit Bodbe Monastery, where holds the remains and relics of legendary female evangelist of Georgians, St. Nino during 4th century.

Then, visit to a Local Winery where you may observe the unique winemaking culture by using both traditional methods and modern technologies to create high quality products. Enjoy homemade Kakhetian Wine Tasting before heading back to hotel.

Tbilisi Half Day Orientation Tour (Georgia)
Start your afternoon city tour by taking photo-stop at the Leaning Clock Tower and the Holy Trinity Cathedral, is the tallest church in all of Tbilisi and recognized as a symbol of “New Georgia”.

Later, stroll around the Old Town of Tbilisi, a cobbled street full of picturesque pastelcolored wooden houses. Witness the Bridge of Peace that linked old and modern Tbilisi from Mtkvari River.

At the foot of Narikala Fortress, lies the historical sulfur bath quarter, Abanotubani. Take a cable car ride to Narikala Fortress, be amazed by the Kartlis Deda (Mother of Georgia) statue with beautiful skyline and city view.

Enjoy a hearty dinner of Georgian specialties with folk show and live music.

Transfer to airport for morning flight to Baku, Azerbaijan.

Baku City Tour (I) (Azerbaijan)
Baku is the capital city of Azerbaijan with coastline along the Caspian Sea. Upon arrival, have a photostop at I Love Baku signboard and Heydar Aliyev Center which is a large cultural center housed in an iconic building. Visit to Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with unique history. Discover Palace of the Shirvanshahs, one of Baku’s oldest symbol built in 15th century, well known with historical Maiden Tower.

Head to Upland Park for a panoramic view of the city with Caspian coastline.

Gobustan & Mud Volcano Tour (Azerbaijan)
At Gobustan Rock Art Cultural Landscape, discovers over 6000 ancient paintings over rocks and caves, and learn about the stories behind these unique rock arts at Gobustan National Museum. Continue to the Mud Volcano, to observe an active volcano from a close distance.

Baku City Tour (II) (Azerbaijan)
On the way back to Baku, you will pass by Flag Square, once crowned by one of the tallest flagpoles in the world. You will also see the site of the World's First Industrially Drilled Oil Well (1846), a landmark that changed the course of global energy history.

Baku City Tour (III) (Azerbaijan)
Heading to Yanar Dag, to witness the hillside with natural gas fire blazed since ancient times. Continue the journey with Atashgah, a 16th century Zoroastrian Fire Temple. This UNESCO World Heritage Site consists of many natural gas burning outlets.

Then, enjoy your free time at the local shopping street before heading to the airport.

Arrival home with sweet memories.