On October 17, a group of first- and second-year students of the AMI took an educational and exploratory trip to Sevanavank, Jukhtak Monastery, and Matosavank to explore Armenia’s historical and cultural heritage. During the trip, the group curators, A. Poghosyan and G. Mkrtchyan, introduced the students to the history of the monasteries, the legends associated with them, and interesting facts.At the end of the trip, a quiz was held to reinforce the knowledge gained. The winning student received a certificate of appreciation and a book as a prize. The group was accompanied by T. Safaryan, an experienced hiking guide and geographer, who also introduced the students to the geographical and environmental features of the areas surrounding the monasteries nestled in nature. The trip gave the students an opportunity to discover Armenia’s historical and cultural heritage, broaden their knowledge, and enjoy the golden autumn in the forests of Dilijan.