There are 3 attractions you shouldn’t miss when visit Armenia: Lake Sevan, Dilijan town and Garni Temple. As the biggest mountain lake in Mt. Caucasus, Lake Sevan is famous for the astonishing natural scenery. Every summer, both domestic and international visitors gather here to enjoy the refreshing wind, the dazzling sunshine, the white beach and the soft grassland. Besides, the churches around the lake are also worth a visit. Dilijan is a hot spring town in the Northern part of Armenia which is reputed as the “little Switzerland”. Its picturesque scene attracts a lot of artists to settle here. Garni Temple is the only preserved pagan temple in Armenia. In this place, you could get touch with a religion and culture totally different with Christianity. If your time permits, you could also visit Tatev Monastery and take the “Wings of Tatev” Ropeway to overlook Caucasus Mountain.

The visa policy is loose in Armenia. Citizens from 63 countries can stay up to 180 days without a visa, including America, Australia, Brazil, British, Germany, Italy, and etc. Citizens from 69 countries can apply an e-visa online before arrival or apply a visa upon arrival up to 21 -120 days, such as Canada, Mexico, Philippines...

The terrain in Armenia is very complicated, with mountains, plains and plateaus. The climate varies in different areas, but Subtropical alpine climate is the dominate one. The average temperature in January is from -2°C (28°F) to 12°C (53°F), while in July from 24°C (75°F) to 26°C (78°F).

Spring (from March to May) and autumn (from September to November) are the best time to visit Armenia. In spring, the weather is mild and the plants revive. It is the most vital period in a year. However, it rains a little bit lot. In autumn, there are more sunny days. In this harvest season, fruits are ripe and leaves turn to yellow and red. No matter you are a foodie or a nature lover, all your needs can be satisfied. As for winter and summer, though they are comparatively less popular, there are still many seasonal activities you can join in, for example, skiing in winter and doing water sports on Lake Sevan in summer. You can find interesting things to do whenever you visit Armenia.

There are 2 international airports in Armenia, Zvartnots International Airport in Yerevan (the capital) and Shirak International Airport in Gyumri. Most flights from European countries like French, German, Italy lands in Zvartnots International Airport, while Shirak International Airport is mainly for flights from Russia. The international trains also mainly depart from these two cities.

The domestic transportation heavily relies on bus. Nearly all the tourist cities can be reached by bus. For the spots far away from the city area, you could take a taxi or book a tour with us.

Armenia is a Catholic country. Therefore, please wear long pants and shirts when visiting churches. Besides, female visitors should use scarfs to cover their shoulders.

In addition, discussing political issues between Armenia and Azerbaijan or Turkey is considered inappropriate, so you are suggested not to get involved in such conversation.