The capital city is known for its vibrant culture and historical sites. Visit the Republic Square, the impressive Cascade Complex, and the Armenian Genocide Memorial. Yerevan also offers a lively café culture and bustling markets.
Known as the 'Jewel of Armenia,' Lake Sevan is one of the largest high-altitude lakes in the world. It's a great spot for relaxation, swimming, and enjoying the stunning views.
These are some of the most iconic historical sites in Armenia. Geghard is a UNESCO World Heritage site, carved out of rock, while Garni Temple is a well-preserved pagan temple.
Accessible via the world’s longest reversible aerial tramway, Wings of Tatev, this monastery offers breathtaking views and a glimpse into Armenia’s spiritual history.
While technically in Turkey, this mountain holds significant cultural and historical importance for Armenians and is visible from many parts of the country.
