Explore Armenia

Noravank

Noravank

Noravank, a 13th-century monastery nestled in the Arpa Gorges, blends medieval architecture with dramatic red-cliff landscapes. An active religious site and one of Armenia's finest medieval sculptural ensembles.

Erevan

Yerevan

Older than Rome, carved from pink tufa and framed by Mount Ararat, Yerevan reveals 2,800 years of history, vibrant markets, and a unique cultural scene in the heart of the Caucasus.

Tatev

Tatev

In southern Arménie, Tatev brings together a major medieval monastery, the world's longest cable car and the spectacular Vorotan gorges.

Mount Armaghan

Mount Armaghan

An extinct volcano in the Gegham range, Mount Armaghan rises to 2,829 m and harbors a sacred crater lake. Our guide to successfully climbing from Yerevan.

Mount Ararat

A dormant volcano at 5,137 meters, Ararat is best viewed from Armenia and climbed from the Turkish side. Biblical legend, high-altitude trekking, and Armenian national symbol.

Mount Aragats

At 4,095 m, Mount Aragats dominates Armenia with its four peaks. Trekking, Amberd Fortress, and Lake Kari: the complete guide to preparing your ascent.

Mont Ara

Mount Ara

Extinct volcano 40 minutes from Yerevan, Mount Ara reaches 2,605 m. Legend of Ara the Beautiful, day hike, rare biodiversity: the complete guide.

Khor Virap Monastery

At the foot of Mount Ararat, Khor Virap Monastery tells the story of Christian Armenia's birth. History, panorama and visitor guidance.

Hovk

Nestled at 1,190 meters in Tavush province, Hovk reveals dramatic rock formations, forgotten fortresses and Armenian rural life, just 34 minutes from Dilijan.

Gyoumri

Gyumri

Gyumri, Arménie's second-largest city: tuff stone houses, artisan workshops and living memory of the 1988 earthquake. Our guide to visiting the country's cultural capital.

Goris

Goris

Known as little Cappadocia, Goris is the ideal base for exploring Tatev, Khndzoresk and the troglodytic landscapes of Syunik, in southern Armenia.

Kazbegui

Kazbegi (Georgia)

At 1,700 meters altitude beneath Mount Kazbek (5,047 m), Kazbegi (Stepantsminda) opens the gates to the Georgian Caucasus: perched monasteries, glacial valleys, and a spectacular military road.

Ananouri

Ananouri (Georgia)

Some 70 km from Tbilisi, Ananouri Fortress stands watch over Lake Jinvali. A UNESCO World Heritage site since 2007, the first stop on the Military Road to Kazbegi.

Geghard

Geghard

Medieval monastery carved into rock, UNESCO-listed, 40 km from Yerevan: Geghard and its Azat Gorge, the must-see excursion on a trip to Arménie.

Garni

Garni

Just 30 km from Yerevan, Garni brings together the Caucasus's only pagan temple, spectacular basalt formations, and access to the wild Khosrov Reserve.

Echmiadzin

Etchmiadzin

Just 20 km from Yerevan, Etchmiadzin brings together four UNESCO monuments and the living headquarters of the Armenian Apostolic Church. A practical guide to exploring the city.

Dilidjan

Dilijan

Nicknamed the Swiss Armenia, Dilijan captivates with its Caucasus forests, medieval monasteries and bohemian atmosphere just 99 km from Yerevan.

Alaverdi

Alaverdi

A former mining city nestled in the Debed River canyon, Alaverdi blends UNESCO monasteries, Soviet industrial heritage, and hiking trails through the Armenian Lorri region.