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Two celebrations, one trip. Here’s how to do New Year in Yerevan, ski in Tsaghkadzor and catch Armenian Christmas on January 6.

Discover Armenia in autumn, from colorful Dilijan forests and Lake Sevan to Areni wine country, Noravank and Tatev. See the best places to visit in October and November.

Planning just one day in Armenia? Compare the best day trips from Yerevan, including Garni, Lake Sevan, Tatev, Khor Virap and Etchmiadzin, to find the tour that perfectly matches your interests and travel style.

Can’t decide between Garni and Lake Sevan? Compare Armenia’s two most popular day trips from Yerevan and discover which destination best matches your travel style, interests, and available time.

If you’re planning a trip to Armenia in June 2026, there is one event that deserves a place at the top of your itinerary: Yerevan Wine Days 2026.

Lake Sevan is Armenia’s most famous natural landmark, known for its deep blue water, mountain scenery, and the medieval Sevanavank Monastery. Discover the best things to do, where to eat, how to get there, and travel tips for visiting in 2026.

Khor Virap and Noravank are Armenia’s two most photographed destinations — a monastery with Mount Ararat filling the horizon and a medieval church rising from a canyon of red rock. Combined in one day trip from Yerevan, they make for one of the most memorable routes in the South Caucasus.

Garni and Geghard is the most popular day trip from Yerevan — and for good reason. A pagan temple built in 77 AD, a cave-carved UNESCO monastery, dramatic basalt columns, and two exceptional restaurants: this is Armenia at its most concentrated. Here’s how to do it properly.

Dilijan is one of Armenia’s most beloved destinations — a forested resort town in the Tavush region where medieval monasteries, fresh mountain air, and 19th-century architecture all meet in one place. Here’s everything you need to know before you visit.

Armenia rarely makes it onto anyone’s radar the first time they start planning a trip. Then someone goes — a friend, a colleague, someone from an online travel group — and suddenly everyone wants to know more. Is it really that good? And more importantly, is it safe? The answer to both questions, from someone who has been guiding travelers through this country for years, is yes. Here is what you actually need to know before you book.