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Tucked away in the rugged highlands of the Caucasus, Armenia or Hayastan, as the country calls itself, is a land of timeless traditions, breathtaking scenery, and unforgettable encounters. Ancient monasteries carved into cliffs rise above deep valleys, lively capital streets give way to tranquil mountain villages, and every journey is enriched by the warmth of Armenian hospitality.
Known as the world’s first Christian nation and home to some of the oldest cultural monuments on Earth, Armenia offers travelers an extraordinary blend of spirituality, history, and natural wonders. From the sapphire waters of Lake Sevan to the dramatic gorges of the south, the country invites exploration at every turn.
ARMENIA
ՀԱՅԱՍՏԱՆ
Original Name
Հայաստան [hɑjɑsˈtɑn]
Capital City
Area
29,743 km²
Population
3,008,000
Religion
Oriental Orthodox Christianity
Language
Alphabet
Armenia
Armenian alphabet (աբգդէզէըթժիլ...)
Currency
Dram · ֏ · AMD
1 $ ≈ 383 ֏
1 € ≈ 443 ֏
Time Zone
GMT +4
Visa
Many nationalities (EU, US, Canada, UK, etc.) enjoy visa-free entry for up to 180 days per year.
What to do in Armenia?
Spring awakens Armenia with apricot blossoms painting the valleys in soft pink and white. The air is filled with the scent of wildflowers, making this the perfect time to wander through Yerevan’s leafy boulevards, hike the lush trails of Dilijan National Park, or visit UNESCO-listed gems like the monasteries of Haghpat and Sanahin.
Summer brings adventure to every corner of the country. Lake Sevan transforms into a lively retreat for swimming, sailing, and fresh fish feasts on the shore. High in the mountains, hikers can explore the slopes of Mount Aragats or the verdant forests of Tavush. The southern region of Syunik reveals canyons, waterfalls, and the legendary Tatev Monastery, reached by the world’s longest aerial tramway.
Autumn is Armenia’s golden season, when vineyards and orchards overflow with grapes, pomegranates, and figs. Hills and valleys glow in red and gold, creating breathtaking backdrops for road trips and mountain walks. It is also the best time to dive into Armenia’s rich cuisine — from tasty tolma to sweet, flaky gata.
Winter turns Armenia into a cozy retreat framed by snow-capped peaks. Skiers and snowboarders head to Tsaghkadzor, while those seeking relaxation can soak in hot mineral springs or enjoy hearty dishes like khash on chilly mornings. In Yerevan, festive lights brighten the streets, and the quiet mountain landscapes offer a serene escape.
Actual Offers
On Request
Armenia’s wild nature, with its rugged canyons, ancient paths, and open-sky freedom — a bold mix of raw landscapes, deep history, and true off-road spirit.
Duration:
6 days
Group:
12 persons
from €697
May 7 - 14, 2026
Majestic Armenia, with its soaring peaks, dramatic canyons and vibrant culture, ancient traditions, warm people and rich cuisine.
A journey you’ll never forget.
Duration:
8 days
Group:
35+ persons
€787
April 18 - 29, 2026
Discover Georgia & Armenia in 12 days this season — explore ancient monasteries, stunning Caucasus landscapes, vibrant cities, and rich food and wine traditions.
Duration:
12 days
Group:
35+ persons
€897
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