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Holidays in Hayravank

If dull work convos are causing you grief, it might be time to dig out your passport and step off the beaten track for a while. Book a ticket to Hayravank and you'll be in a terrific spot to see the envy-inducing mountains of Armenia!

From Hayravank, venture about 150 kilometres north to discover the renowned city of Tbilisi.

Hayravank is in the vicinity of some alluring natural attractions. Lake Sevan is 12 kilometres away and is certainly worth looking around.

If you can't imagine a getaway without some sports action, look up the event schedule at Dilijan City Stadium. It's likely something will be on while you visit. You can locate the venue 40 kilometres away in Dilijan.

Whether you'd like to spend most of your day on the black diamond runs or try out a lesson on the beginners' slopes, you'll love the white, fluffy snow at Ropeway of Tsaghkadzor.

If you have plenty of time, why not go to some close-by places? Noratus and Sevan are 9 kilometres and 14 kilometres away, respectively.

Whether it's for shopping or to take in the sights, locals and travellers alike often make the journey to Yerevan, 55 kilometres to the southwest. The Cascades Complex, the Matenadaran and the Tsitsernakaberd are close by. That being said, don't miss Republic Square and the Mother Armenia either.

Experience the local region from a fresh perspective and try a bit of rock climbing or hiking. They're both well-loved hobbies in this part of the world.

Keen to find something to do that the whole family will enjoy? Cycling and picnicking are two relaxing ways to make the most of a day.

The region's history museums offer something for visitors of all ages. Step inside and check out what's happening.

Discover the area's history by stopping at a few of the nearby fortresses. If a tour guide isn't around, make sure you do a little of your own research.

If you're searching for an experience that goes beyond the material world, consider swinging by one or two churches and monasteries. It's a great opportunity to discover more about Hayravank's religion.

Tickets? Check. Passport? Check. But have you brought your appetite? With some delicious food and drink to sample around this region, it's the one thing you shouldn't travel without.

This region has its own cooking style based on local tastes and traditional ingredients. You'll find eggpalnt and burghul (cracked wheat) are two staple elements in much of the fare.

Ask a local for a meal suggestion and ghapama (pumpkin stew) will likely be the first thing they advise. Khash (broth) is another of the region's signature foods you have to try.

A meal isn't complete without dessert, so forget about calorie counting and tuck into one of the most enticing after-dinner treats, alani (pitted, dried peaches).

To beer or not to beer? Of course, the answer should always be beer. When you're in this corner of the world, Erebuni is the one you want.

Artsakh (mulberry vodka) is the spirit of choice for many locals. Ask your barkeeper for a shot to really kick off the party!

If you're planning on going to Hayravank in September, you'll want to be here around the 21st for Independence Day. There's always a hum of excitement in the air coming up to this national day of festivities.

With a bit of planning, making it to Zvartnots International Airport (EVN), the nearest airport, won't be too difficult. It's some 65 kilometres to the southwest of downtown Hayravank.