Armenia

ORIENTO is joining the ASISTE Roadshow: 23 November in Warsaw and 25 November in Berlin. Let's talk about your 2026/2027 season in the Caucasus.

We are hosting a group of Romanian tour operators on a 10-day fam trip through Georgia and Armenia. Highlights, direct Bucharest–Yerevan flights and a Romanian version inside.

How architect Alexander Tamanian redrew Yerevan as a garden city, with the Opera for freedom, Republic Square for duty, and Mount Ararat built into the plan itself.

For years, Georgia (Svaneti, Gudauri) has been our flagship destination for backcountry ski touring, loved by the operators for its deep powder, iconic towers, and massive Alpine terrain. But demanding European adventure clients are constantly looking for the next untamed horizon. For the 2027 winter/spring season, ORIENTO Travel is officially expanding its active portfolio. We are taking our proven Georgian safety and operational standards and launching Ski Touring in Armeni

Two colossal statues — Kartlis Deda in Tbilisi and Mother Armenia in Yerevan — watch over their capitals. The story of the Caucasus' two iron mothers.

Sergei Parajanov turned everything he touched into art. Discover the great director's life and where to find his footprints in Tbilisi and Yerevan.

From Istanbul's bazaars to Yerevan's cafés, one word of affection unites the region. What "jan" means and how to use it like a local.

For the uninitiated traveler, the holiday season in the Caucasus is a beautiful puzzle. Why does the West unwrap gifts on December 25th, while the Armenians celebrate on January 6th, and the Georgians wait until January 7th?

Tradition of carpets in Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Turkey and Iraqi Kurdistan. Symbols, colors, and importance of this tradition.

From Yerevan's backstreets to Baku's balconies, laundry lines follow unspoken rules. A look at everyday culture across the Caucasus and Türkiye.

Sacred to Armenians yet standing across the border, Mount Ararat rises with its twin peaks over Yerevan. The story of the mountain of discord.

Armenian, Georgian, Syriac — the sacred scripts of the Caucasus and Mesopotamia are landscapes of memory, carved in stone and ink.

Khachkars — Armenia's intricately carved stone crosses, recognised by UNESCO — embody a thousand years of faith, memory and craft.