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Armenia

Hospitable, pure and full of history

Armenia, a small country with a big character

During our journey through Europe and Central Asia, we entered Armenia without many expectations. That was why this country managed to surprise us completely. Even in winter, with snowy mountain peaks and quiet roads, we immediately felt it: we want to come back here again soon. Armenia is raw, pure and the people are incredibly hospitable. The country offers an impressive mix of nature, culture and history and is so much more than just monasteries.

Information about Armenia

Armenia is located in the South Caucasus, at the crossroads of Europe and Asia. The country has a rich history and was the first country in the world to accept Christianity as a state religion. Armenia is also known for its rugged mountain landscapes, deep gorges and impressive Lake Sevan. In addition, the iconic mountain Ararat is inextricably linked to the Armenian identity. In addition to nature and history, the country offers tasteful cuisine, a strong wine and brandy culture and above all a population known for its warmth and hospitality.
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Capital

Yerevan

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Currency

Armenian Dram

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Language

Armenian

Timezone
Timezone

GMT+4

Our travel stories of Armenia

Whether you are planning a holiday, are considering a citytrip to Yerevan or want to travel through the mountains with your camper(van), you can read our experiences about Armenia here!

FAQ about Armenia

Yes, Armenia is a very safe country for travellers! We felt safe and welcome both in the cities and in remote mountain areas. The people are very hospitable and helpful.
Many travelers can visit Armenia without a visa for short stays, often up to 180 days per year depending on their nationality. In most cases you only need a valid passport that remains valid during your stay. Entry requirements can vary by country and may change, so it is always a good idea to check the latest information before you travel.
Armenia is beautiful all year round. The best travel time is from May to October, when nature is green and mountain roads are easily accessible. It is warm in summer, especially in the capital Yerevan. In spring and autumn it is quieter and more pleasant in terms of temperature. In winter it can snow heavily in the mountains, which creates beautiful landscapes but sometimes difficult conditions on the road.
Certainly! Armenia is ideal for a roadtrip. You drive through rugged mountain landscapes, past monasteries in spectacular locations and through small villages where life still feels traditional. The distances are relatively short, but take into account mountain roads that can be winding or less well maintained.
Yes, Armenia is suitable for campingtrips. Wild camping is possible in many places, especially in nature. We regularly slept in beautiful, quiet places with a view of mountains or valleys. In addition, there are simple campsites and guesthouses where you can use facilities such as shower, water and electricity.
Armenia is generally affordable. Food, fuel and overnight stays are cheaper than in many Western European countries. Eating out is kindly priced and Armenian cuisine is definitely worth experiencing!