You can visit Armenia in any season and enjoy the artistry that covers this wonderful country. You can read about all the seasons as follows and decide what season suits you the best to plan your trip!

While Armenia is full of ancient churches and fortresses, it is also home to this popular, modern-day construction miracle. The Wings of Tatev is the world’s longest non-stop double-track cable car at 5.7km.

Armenia is not only one of the most interesting countries in the world, it is also one of the most inexpensive.  A perfect combination!

“Lavash is a food; Lavash is a fork; Lavash is napkin; Armenians eat Lavash, hold the meat with Lavash and wrap it.”

The Armenian duduk is arguably one of the most powerful of all instruments in its ability to move someone in their very core

In a world with 7,6 billion people (according to the calculation of Worldometers), a nation with a land area of 28,470 Km2 gave the world 100 people who changed the life of not only their nation but the life of the whole world

Armenians have been innovators since the beginning of time, contributing some of the most vital inventions the world has seen.  

No matter who you may be or what you may be looking for in your next traveling adventure, Armenia can be exactly what you need!  This is not an exaggeration or a marketing play, it’s simply the truth.

He was born in 1924 in Paris to Armenian immigrant parents and became one of France’s most popular singers, was recognized as the most outstanding performer of the century and is arguably one of the most famous Armenians of his time.

The water in Armenia is something of a miracle and is rumored to be the tastiest, sweetest drinking water in the world. Perhaps the best place to start your Armenian water tasting tour is in the capital city, Yerevan.

A country that can trace its roots this far back certainly has some history behind it, and when it comes to Armenia “some” history is quite the understatement.

Armenia has a long history of being tossed around by the various powers vying to control the Caucasus region: the Romans, the Persians, the Mongols, and at times, periods of independence