6 articles to prepare your trip
Semyonovka
Founded in 1845 by Russian Molokan settlers, Semyonovka is a high-altitude village perched on the Dilijan pass, between dissident heritage and panoramic views over Lake Sevan.
Sanahin
A 10th-century UNESCO-listed monastery, medieval bridge and museum of the Mikoyan brothers: Sanahin encapsulates Armenian history in the Debed canyon.
In northern Arménie, Debed Canyon concentrates UNESCO monasteries, ancient villages and hiking trails 150 km from Yerevan.
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.
Nestled at 1,190 meters in Tavush province, Hovk reveals dramatic rock formations, forgotten fortresses and Armenian rural life, just 34 minutes from Dilijan.
Kazbegui
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.
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