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One of the most beautiful peaks of the Armenian Highlands and the Armenian Dance (Haykakan Par) mountain range—the symbol of Alashkert, Mt Sukavet—calls to us. Along with it, two more exceptional ascents await: Mt Koghbasar, as well as the legendary Mt Npat. The program also includes Lake Gaylatu, the highest among the large lakes in the Armenian Highlands. Special highlights include a visit to the Bagavan Temple at the foot of Mt Npat, crossing the Dzirav field, and visiting the Diyadin hot springs. Day 1: Lake in the Mountains Departure Yerevan-Gyumri-Akhalkalaki-Kars. Lake Tsovakn Hyusiso, passage through the slopes of Masis, Lake Gaylatu. Dinner in Bayazet or Agri. Overnight stay in Agri, Alashkert, or Bayazet. Day 2: Perfection of the Dance Ascent to Sukavet. Early in the morning, a vehicle will take us from the hotel to one of the villages of Alashkert, where the climb begins. The round-trip hiking distance for Mt Sukavet is about 12 km, the relative elevation gain is about 1200 meters, and the mountain's height is 3434 meters. Day 3: Symbol of the Dance Dzirav field, Aratsani river, Bagavan Temple, ascent to Mt Npat, Diyadin hot springs. The round-trip hiking distance for Mt Npat is about 5 km, with a relative elevation gain of about 300 meters. Day 4: Exceptional Dance Ascent to Koghbasar, Araks river, lunch in Kars, return to Yerevan. The round-trip hiking distance for Koghbasar is 3 km, the relative elevation gain is 250 meters, and the mountain's height is 2562 meters. Although the climb is short, it includes rocky sections. Price includes: high-quality transport, mountain guide services, comfortable hotel, breakfasts and dinners, and entrance tickets to all attractions. Additionally: our company handles Turkish visa processing for citizens of Armenia.