Learn the history of the most important holiday in Armenia and get ready to celebrate it. This year the holiday will be celebrated in the cultural capital of the country - the city of Gyumri.

You do not actually need a reason to eat Gata, but when there is a special festival for this delicious Armenian dessert, you simply have to participate and enjoy the taste.

From October 6 through 9, 2019, the 23rd World Congress on Information Technology (WCIT 2019) will take place in Yerevan, which is one of the largest and most prestigious ICT events in the world.

Armenia is a perfect place for active leisure lovers. You will reach almost impassable or even missing mountain roads on the edges of huge gorges on cross-country vehicles.

Armenia may be the most beautiful area in the world for a balloon flight. Explore the country, as you’ve never seen it before!

To all the extreme-lovers! Grab your backpack and rush to mountainous Armenia – a hotspot of adventure travel due to its cutting-edge sports facilities. Get ready to soar from Armenian ziplines with open eyes to capture all its beauty.

Located in Tavush, the Lastiver district is a paradise on earth! It’s a place where you can escape from the hot heat and the city noise, a place where no one will be able to disturb your leisure.

The Biblical mountain Ararat is the sacred national pride and national symbol of Armenia.

Known as the "Armenian Stonehenge," Zorats Karer is a prehistoric archaeological site near the town of Sisian.

The 1321 church was commissioned by the same Bishop Hovhannes. It was designed by the architect, sculptor and miniaturist Momik

Located along the southwest shores of Lake Sevan, Hayravank is a 9th to 12th century Armenian monastery. There are several magnificent kachkars in the churchyard and a small souvenir shop.

This formidable 11th century walled monastery stands half ruined on an outcrop across the Garni River gorge from the village of Goght.