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Yerevan, Armenia
Start your trip in the vibrant capital, visiting the Cascade complex and Republic Square. Don't miss tasting local dishes like khorovats (BBQ) and lavash bread in the bustling Mashtots Avenue area.
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Gyumri, Armenia
Armenia's second-largest city is known for its charming 19th-century architecture and strong arts scene. Explore the Black Fortress, Vardanants Square, and try local specialties at the Yot Erk restaurant district.
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Dilijan, Armenia
Often called the 'Little Switzerland of Armenia,' Dilijan is nestled in lush forested mountains. Visit the Haghartsin and Goshavank monasteries nearby, and stroll through the beautifully restored Old Town craft street.
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Sevan, Armenia
Lake Sevan is one of the largest high-altitude lakes in the world and a stunning natural highlight. Visit the Sevanavank monastery perched on a peninsula and enjoy freshly grilled fish (ishkhan trout) by the lakeside.
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Goris, Armenia
A charming southern town serving as a gateway to the dramatic landscapes of Syunik region. Explore the nearby Tatev Monastery via the world's longest non-stop double track cable car, known as the 'Wings of Tatev.'