Situated in a narrow valley above the tumultuous Arpa River, the Areni-1 cave complex in the Armenian province of Vayots Dzor is seldom visited, yet holds some of the oldest and most fascinating ar...

Most visitors to Armenia need a visa but these can be obtained on arrival at airports or other ports of entry. An e-visa can be applied for online and will be issued within a few days. US travelers...

Armenia’s history has been anything but peaceful yet amidst centuries of war, occupation and genocide, the people have managed to hold on to a rich culture and a strong sense of religion. History A...

Lying almost 1,000 m above sea level, Armenia has a pleasant continental climate. This means drastic weather changes between the north and south, summer and winter and in severe cases, even night a...

Armenia is a little country that’s full of surprises, but perhaps most unexpected is the range of festivals which tourists and locals are able to enjoy every year. Theatre enthusiasts will revel in...

Armenian cuisine is one of the pillars of the country’s culture, with every city offering delicious traditional dishes like grilled meats and rich stews. There are a range of options and so many th...

While there are a few developed malls and established department stores especially in the bigger cities, the allure of shopping in Armenia is the authentic, handmade nature of most of the country’s...

Armenia Taxis and Car Rental There are several taxi companies operating in the city centers of Armenia and they are relatively cheap compared to international standards. While most taxis can be fla...

Zvartnots International Airport Zvartnots International Airport is the busiest airport in Armenia and the area’s main gateway. Lying 10 kms outside of the capital city of Yerevan, it receives over ...

Language The official language in Armenia is Armenian but as a result of its Soviet legacy, most Armenians have a working knowledge of Russian, as well. English is spoken widely in urban centers li...