Customized Tour to Armenia

5-10 Day 4-8 Cities

Yerevan, Dilijan, Tatev and Gyumri
Armenia, a landlocked country in the South Caucasus region of Eurasia, boasts a rich history that dates back millennia, with a cultural heritage deeply intertwined with Christianity. Nestled between Europe and Asia, Armenia is renowned for its stunning mountain landscapes, ancient monasteries, and vibrant cultural traditions. From the majestic peaks of Mount Ararat to the picturesque shores of Lake Sevan, the country's natural beauty captivates visitors. Its capital, Yerevan, is one of the world's oldest continuously inhabited cities, offering a blend of modernity and history with its bustling streets, vibrant markets and ancient landmarks. Armenians take great pride in their language, cuisine and music, fostering a strong sense of national identity. Despite its turbulent history, Armenia continues to thrive as a resilient nation, welcoming travelers with its warm hospitality and rich tapestry of experiences.

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Tour FAQ

What is the famous museum in Gyumri dedicated to?

  • The Dzitoghtsyan Museum of Social Life and National Architecture.

When is the best time to visit Armenia in terms of weather?

  • Spring (April to June) and autumn (September to October).

What is the traditional Armenian greeting?

  • A handshake and a kiss on the cheek.

Which UNESCO World Heritage site in Armenia is known for its intricate carvings?

  • Geghard Monastery.

What is Dilijan known as?

  • The "Switzerland of Armenia".

What are some off-the-beaten-path destinations in Armenia?

  • Off-the-beaten-path destinations include the village of Areni (known for its wine production), the medieval monastery of Haghpat and the stunning landscapes of Jermuk.

What are some family-friendly activities in Armenia?

  • Family-friendly activities include visiting Yerevan Zoo, taking a boat ride on Lake Sevan, exploring the interactive exhibits at the Matenadaran Museum and picnicking in parks.

What are the best souvenir items to buy in Armenia?

  • Popular souvenir items include Armenian wine and brandy, handmade crafts such as pottery and carpets, traditional Armenian jewelry and local artwork.

Can I visit historical sites in Armenia independently or do I need a guide?

  • Many historical sites in Armenia can be visited independently, but hiring a guide can enhance your experience by providing historical context and insights..

What are the traditional Armenian foods I should try?

  • Some must-try Armenian dishes include dolma (stuffed grape leaves), khorovats (barbecue), lavash (flatbread), dolma (stuffed vegetables) and Armenian cheese and yogurt.