Weather in Noragyugh
for fourteen days
In Noragyugh for 2 weeks
Multi-day escort through the south (3 days)
A car with driver for 3 days — a full loop of the south on a flexible schedule. Fuel and the driver’s lodging are included; your overnights are not.
Toyota Camry 2023
A business sedan for those travelling for work or wanting a comfortable ride on asphalt. Not for gravel — low clearance.
Zvartnots Airport → central Yerevan
A name-board meet at arrivals, a fixed price, no meter. Any vehicle class; a 7-seat minivan with no luggage surcharge.
Yerevan → Dilijan
Via Sevan and the tunnel into Tavush region. A lake viewpoint on the way, with a stop at Sevanavank on request.
Forecast for each day
Intermittent clouds · precipitation chance 11%. The best day of the period for a trip to Noragyugh.
Temperature over period
Upper line — daily high, lower — nightly low. Fill shows daily range.
- Sun 11.10
- Sat 10.10
- Sun 18.10
Rain map
Each cell is one day. The darker, the higher the precipitation probability.
4×4 crossovers for Syunik serpentines, budget sedans for highways, minivans for groups.
Car rental Renault Duster 2022 from 18 000 ֏ / day→«Two weeks is already climate, not weather — look at the average high and the share of rainy days. For hotels and transfers — the most reliable days are in the first week.»
— exanak.amTours
On the map
Noragyugh on the map of Armenia
In Noragyugh for 2 weeks
Renault Duster 2022
A budget all-wheel-drive crossover. A good compromise between price and capability. Diesel — economical range.
- Full tank
- CASCO
- Roof rack
Lada Niva 4×4 2021
A classic for mountain roads. Simple, easy to fix, capable. It goes where a crossover can’t. Manual gearbox.
- Full tank
- CASCO
- Snow chains included
Toyota RAV4 2022
A versatile crossover. Most often booked for the southern regions — Syunik, Vayots Dzor, Tavush. All-wheel drive and enough clearance.
- Full tank at pickup
- CASCO
- GPS
Yerevan → Alaverdi (Lori)
Northern Armenia via Dilijan and Vanadzor. An optional stop along the way at Haghpat and Sanahin — both UNESCO sites.