Skip to content
Menu

ARMENIA

“Armenia represents one of the spiritual centers of all of humanity,” said Valery Bryusov, a famous poet of Russian origin. Situated at the crossroads between Europe and Asia, in the southern Transcaucasus, this country, even though small in size, plays a significant role in the development of human history. Ever came across the story in the Holy Bible where Noah planted the first vine after the Flood? Or the adoption of Christianity as a state religion for the very first time? Yes! All of these stories refer to a small country with a rich culture and history-Armenia!

Having an extraordinary nature and being surrounded by mountain landscapes from every side, Armenian Highlands are called “Island of Mountains” or the “Rooftop of Asia Minor” by many ancient geographers. Armenia has borders with Georgia to the north, with Turkey to the west and south, with Azerbaijan to the east and southwest, and with Iran to the south. More than 200 rivers and streams traverse Armenia, with steep falls, rapids, and swift currents. There are over 200 therapeutic mineral springs with a variety of compositions and structures. Ever heard of Jermuk or Bjni mineral waters and the health benefits they have to offer? On the territory of the Caucasus, it is believed that mineral water is the best cure for everything starting from a hangover to more severe conditions. It is hard to imagine someone visiting Armenia without getting familiar with the variety of mineral waters this country has to offer. As you visit Armenia, pay attention to the traditional tables. You will not be able to find even one table without mineral water on it!

The climate in Armenia is yet another reason for you to want to pay a visit to this beautiful land! Whether you love hot summers with a cooling and refreshing evening breeze or are up to cold winters (that would allow you to practice active tourism), this country is a perfect choice for you in any case! Winter sports enthusiasts, for example, pay a yearly visit to a beautiful Armenian town Tsakhkadzor-one of the most famous tourist destinations in Armenia. If you love skiing down the hills or are willing to experience it for the first time, start planning your trip to Armenia! By the way, whether you are planning to stay in Yerevan (capital of Armenia) or any other small town on the territory of the country, safety is the last thing you have to worry about! Armenia is considered one of the safest countries both in Europe and Asia! Human rights and freedoms are of high importance in this state!

And let’s not forget about the exceptional hospitality of the Armenian people! Once you pay a visit to this small country with a big heart, you will see what we are talking about! Transparency, tolerance, and helping those in need are a few characteristics of these ancient people! Take a note: you will not be able to leave an Armenian family without being filled up with delicious food cooked especially for you by the women and the host in the family. The ancient history of food and wine-making (for more than 6.000 years) will surely touch your heart, and you are going to enjoy every single thing that the traditional Armenian family would offer you to try out! And forget about resistance! This nation will share with you everything they have got- even their very last meal!

Talking about tolerance and acceptance of others. Although ethnic Armenians make up more than 90 percent of the population, people of other origins such as Yazidis, Russians, Assyrians, Ukrainians, Greeks, Kurds, Georgians Belarusians, and Jews also live door-to-door with native Armenians without any hardships and obstacles at all. Both cultural, national, and religious minorities are safe and loved in this country! Moreover, according to Gallup research that was conducted in 2017, Armenia has one of the highest migrant acceptance rates in Europe. Therefore, if you are planning to pay a short visit or stay in this wonderful country forever, Armenians are always happy to accept you as a part of their big and loving family! Also, do not forget. Many people call Armenia “an open-air museum.” Within Yerevan alone there are more than 40 fine arts museums and galleries. Over 4,000 historical monuments have been preserved all over Armenia covering and introducing various periods of the country’s rich and famous history. Just arrive at this extraordinary land. And we assure you. You are not going to regret it.

Final note. You can choose Armenia as a location for your wedding day celebration. You are not only going to love ancient historical-cultural monuments all over the country, from which you can, for instance, choose a church where you would like to tie the bond with your loved one, but also, you would be given an exceptional opportunity of having an affordable wedding! Whether you imagine a fancy wedding or a small one, Armenia would provide you with the best experience possible!

    ×

      ×

        ×

          ×