Armenia Visa

1. Explore Yerevan

Explore the vibrant capital Yerevan; an ancient city with a modern flare in Armenia. Travel to the Republic Square, check out the History Museum and rest at outdoor cafes and galleries. Yerevan with its colorful atmosphere and breathtaking views on Mount Ararat will be the best place to settle on your Armenian adventure.

2. Visit the Temple of Garni

Be amazed by the Temple of Garni which is the only Greco-Roman temple to have been preserved in the area. It is located on a cliff above Azat River Gorge and it provides breathtaking panoramic views, decades of history. This temple in 1st century represents the pagan past and the architectural splendor associated with Armenia.

3. Learn about Geghard Monastery

Go to the amazing Geghard Monastery which is part of UNESCO World Heritage and half of it is carved on top of a mountain. The 4 th -century monastic complex is full of spirituality and medieval Armenian architecture. Being surrounded by cliffs and stories, it is one of the most sacred and most photogenic landmarks of the country.

4. Lake Sevan

Have a rest on the banks of lake Sevan, one of the biggest and highest freshwater lakes in Eurasia. Visit picturesque beaches, trying to dive in the crystal-clear water, or trying local fish including Sevan trout. Sevan has cool breezes, old monasteries and cafes on the shore of the lake to combine nature, history and rest.

5. Dilijan picture park hiking

Dilijan is a green paradise of hikes and nature enthusiasts also known as the Switzerland of Armenia. Trails run through forests, lakes and small villages. Visit secret monasteries and feel the fresh air of the mountains. Small town Dilijan is home to the Dilijan National Park which is a relaxing break with a diverse wildlife.

6. Indulge in the Armenian Food

Taste the real Armenian foods in classic restaurants. Eat Lavash (soft flatbread), Khorovats (grilled meat skewers) and Gata (sweet bread filled with nuts or cream). All the dishes are full of the taste, history, and hospitality to provide the actual flavor of the Armenian taste budget.

7. Areni Wine Tasting

And there is also the exploration of the ancient wine village of Areni, Armenia which has been referred to as one of the oldest winemaking regions across the world. Explore the local vineyards, sample full-bodied red wines produced using local Areni grapes and visit Areni-1 cave, in which the oldest winery in the world was found. A book needed by wine lovers.

8. Tatev Monastery at Visit Tatev, Wings of Tatev

Spend the day visiting the breathtaking Tatev Monastery of the 9 th century by using the longest reversible cable car in the world, the Wings of Tatev. The journey is very spectacular with beautiful views of deep gorges and valleys. The monastery itself is a spiritual and historical treasure that is located in southern Armenia on the mountain heights.

9. Visit Noravank Monastery

Noravank Monastery The Noravank Monastery is an Armenian architectural masterpiece built in the narrow gorge between the red rock cliffs. It is located in the 13 th century with elaborate carvings, grandiose settings, and sunset. And it is a picturesque, religious spot of and by itself.