About Armenia
Armenia is a small Eurasian country bordered by Azerbaijan, Georgia, Iran, and Turkey.
The country's mountains and valleys create microclimates that result in spectacular scenery that ranges from arid salt plains to lush, green forests.
Armenia's population is proud of the the country's rich and ancient culture. Monasteries that serve as a reminder of Armenia's status as the first official Christian nation in the world can be found dotted throughout the landscape. The most popular are Geghard, Haghartsin, Haghpat, Noravank, and Tatev.
The country's mountains and valleys create microclimates that result in spectacular scenery that ranges from arid salt plains to lush, green forests.
Armenia's population is proud of the the country's rich and ancient culture. Monasteries that serve as a reminder of Armenia's status as the first official Christian nation in the world can be found dotted throughout the landscape. The most popular are Geghard, Haghartsin, Haghpat, Noravank, and Tatev.
The hospitality of Armenian people is well-known and your stay at a local bed and breakfast may result in dinner and drinks with the host family and offers to show you the town or drive you to a nearby attraction.
Ski resorts and mineral spa make Armenia a great choice for a relaxing family vacation. Other popular activities include camping, hiking, rock climbing, and wind surfing.
If you're in the mood to shop at a local market, be sure to check out handwoven carpets, cognac, and Soviet memorabilia from Armenia's past.
