Armenia Tour Package from Dubai
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د.إ 2,290.00
Armenia, located in the Caucasus region, features a beautiful landscape, fascinating cities, majestic monasteries, and charming little villages. This 4-day plan will let you explore the beauty of Armenia by starting in Yerevan and visiting several cities, monuments, temples, and historic monasteries. Then, visit the country’s northeastern region, known for Lake Sevan. This itinerary will provide you with the most rewarding travel experience in Europe.
AED 2290.00 per adult on a double-sharing basis
AED 2280.00 per adult on Triple sharing basis
AED 2990.00 per adult on Single sharing basis
AED 1980.00 per child with no bed
AED 2190.00 per child with bed
| Departure Date | Adult | Single | Child (6 - 11yr) | Child (2 - 5yr) | Infant | Seats | Book |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 03-May-2023 | د.إ 2,290.00 | د.إ 2,990.00 | د.إ 2,190.00 | د.إ 1,980.00 | 24 |
| Departure Date | 03-May-2023 |
| Adult | د.إ 2,290.00 |
| Single | د.إ 2,990.00 |
| Child (6 - 11yr) | د.إ 2,190.00 |
| Child (2 - 5yr) | د.إ 1,980.00 |
| Infant | |
| Seats | 24 |
| Book |
Upon arrival in Yerevan, a representative of our company will welcome you, and you will be transferred to the hotel, where the rest of the day is free for you to explore. Then return for an overnight stay at the hotel.
(You will visit the Tsitsernakaberd Genocide Memorial and Museum, the Mother Armenia Monument, the Park of Victory, the Cascade, Republic Square, Garni, and Geghard.)
Following breakfast at the hotel, we will begin our tour with “Mother Armenia,” a feminine representation of Armenia. Her most visible visual representation is a colossal statue in Victory Park that looks over Yerevan, the capital city of Armenia.
Afterwards, we will go down the enormous Cascade stairway to the Matenadaran, an archive for historical manuscripts that also serves as a study centre and museum in Yerevan, Armenia. It houses one of the richest collections of mediaeval manuscripts and books in the world, covering a wide range of topics like history, philosophy, medicine, literature, art history, and cosmography in Armenian and many other languages. From there, we will continue to the Opera House and arrive at Republic Square via the pedestrian route along North Avenue. After we visit the President’s residence, the National Academy, and Parliament House, we will continue our journey to Tsitsernakaberd, a monument for genocide victims.
The Garni Fortress is located in the Kotayk District, in the village of the same name. A stronghold was well-known from the records (Cornelius Tacitus, Movses Khorenatsi, etc.). A combination of national and Hellenistic characteristics can be seen in the construction of Garni, which is proof of both ancient influences and the unique building customs of the Armenian people. The creative value and uniqueness of its monuments make Garni among the top architectural works in the entire world. The temple was constructed in the latter part of the first century B.C. and was devoted to a pagan god, most likely Mitra, the sun god, whose statue stood in the depth of the sanctuary.
The monarchs used the temple as a summer retreat after Christianity was established as the official state religion of Armenia in 301. It is called “a house of coolness” in a chronicle. The Azat (Garni) River and its confluent Goght are divided by Garni Canyon. The gorgeous natural rocks of the canyon, which are composed of regular hexagonal cylinders, add to its appeal. These rocks are present from the canyon’s lowest point up to its highest point. “Basalt Organ” and “Symphony of Stones” are the names of the composition. The “Symphony of Stones” is listed as a natural landmark.
After that, we visit the Geghard Monastery. Geghardavank is, also known as Ayrivank, a cave monastery. The main church in Katoghike was erected as a domed hall around 1215. In 1225 and 1230, the narthex was connected from the west. The remaining parts of the monastery were carved out of solid rock under the control of father and son Proshians/Khaghbakyans. In 1282, the first church was carved out by the architect Galdzak. The narthex and the second St. Godmother church were built in 1283. Another rock-carved structure, the mausoleum of Papak and his wife Rousukan (1288), can be spotted on the second floor. Then return to the hotel to relax for the night.
Breakfast at Hotel Tsaghkadzor means “valley of flowers” or “flower canyon” in Armenian. With more than a dozen ski routes and an exceptionally large chairlift with 5 stations, the town is well-known as a major international tourism and skiing destination. Located on the western side of Mount Teghenis, 1966–2819 metres above sea level, is the armchair ropeway of Tsaghkadzor. We will ride the ropeway here to the Kecharis monastery. The Kecharis Monastery, a mediaeval Armenian monastery complex from the 11th to the 13th century, is situated near the Armenian ski resort town of Tsakhkadzor, 60 kilometres from Yerevan. After that, we will carry on with our tour to Lake Sevan.
The pearl of Armenia, Lake Sevan, is located in the northeastern part of the country at the height of 1900 metres above sea level. Many experienced travellers claim that the Sevan is the highest-mountainous and most beautiful lake amongst other mountainous lakes worldwide, where we will visit the Sevanavank church. The Sevanavank Monastery is located in the Gegharkunik area, which is well-known in Armenia for being home to the “blue pearl of Armenians,” Lake Sevan. The Sevan Peninsula is home to two churches. These churches, which were constructed in 874 AD, comprise the Sevanavank Monastery.
Then, we will visit Dilijan, regarded as the “Switzerland of Armenia.” It is a mountain region. Dilijan boasts a beautiful landscape along with a pleasant climate. The town is surrounded by rich oak and hornbeam woods, and distant snow-capped mountains provide more than enough natural beauty to inspire creative thoughts. In the summer, residents harvest mushrooms and mountain herbs from the abundant forest areas while herding cattle through the town from the mountain pastures. There are many steep tiled roofs and wooden beams in the local architecture, as well as several adorable gingerbread-style buildings to explore. Then return to the hotel for an overnight stay.
After breakfast at the hotel, check out later and make your way to the airport in time for your departure.
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Travel from the glistening city of Dubai to the heart of Armenia, a sometimes overlooked jewel hidden in the South Caucasus, on a journey filled with cultural interest and breathtaking scenery. With its combination of antiquity and modernity and its cobblestone streets that are alive with the sounds of history, Armenia invites you in. After leaving Dubai’s imposing towers, you’ll find yourself in a setting where time seems to stand still and where each event feels like a living memory.
Armenia is a country steeped in stories and traditions that offers a rare fusion of natural marvels and ancient treasures. The capital city of Yerevan is where the past and present peacefully coexist. Here, you may savour the enduring tastes of Armenian food while being enticed by the velvety depth of aged Armenian whisky and freshly baked lavash bread. It is a nation where you may follow in the footsteps of historical civilizations, not only a gastronomic delight. Visit the archaeological wonders of Garni and Geghard or gaze in astonishment at the monasteries magnificently placed on sheer cliffs, like Tatev, which serve as examples of human ingenuity and persistent faith.
Armenia has a variety of landscapes for nature lovers to explore. From the tranquil splendour of Lake Sevan, which is sometimes called the “Jewel of Armenia,” to the rough terrain of the Lesser Caucasus Mountains, which beckons intrepid travellers to discover its undiscovered wonders, Armenia’s warmth comes from its people, who are known for their warmth and strong sense of community, rather than only its natural beauty and historical richness. Discover the soul of this country by entering their world and exchanging tales over a vodka drink flavoured with apricots.
Prepare to set off on a journey that crosses geographical borders as we move from the lavish towers of Dubai to the timeless beauty of Armenia. Here, history, culture, and environment come together in perfect harmony to provide an encounter that will have a lasting impression on your spirit. Welcome to Armenia, a place filled with tales from the past, unending charm, and cherished memories.
Armenia, which lies tucked between Asia and Europe, has a lengthy and illustrious history. Its cultural legacy is a tapestry made up of the imprints that numerous civilizations have made on the landscape. Armenia’s past, which included ancient kingdoms and Soviet influences, has moulded its distinct character. The nation is well known for its monastic communities, churches, and historical landmarks that offer a window into its illustrious history.
History: Since Uratu (Ararat) was established in the ninth century B.C. by the fabled national hero Aram, Armenia’s history has been characterised by invasion and foreign control. People from Armenia were referred to as Armens or Armenians. In 612 B.C., the Medes invaded the region; in 331 B.C., Alexander the Great and Persia were subdued; and Armenia had freedom until it was subdued by Syria in 212 B.C. Tigran the Great founded an Armenian state in 95 B.C., but the Romans overcame it in 66 B.C. Tiridates III emancipated Armenia in 286 B.C., and it went on to become the first Christian state in history. Through centuries of invasion and separation, Christianity gave Armenians a sense of national identity and awareness.
In 387, Armenia was split between Byzantium and Persia. In 450, the Persian ruler ordered all Christians to convert and used an invasion by a sizable Persian army to carry out his orders. After more resistance from the Armenians, a new Persian emperor fully tolerated Christianity in 484. In 806 the Armenian monarchy was restored, and the Bagrantuni dynasty ruled during a prosperous time in the ninth and tenth centuries. In the 16th century, Ottoman Turks and Persians fought for the region, and in 1639, they split Armenia between themselves. In 1828, the Russian Empire finally conquered the Persian portion.
In 1894–1896, 300,000 Armenians were slaughtered by Muslim Turks who viewed the substantial Christian population in the eastern portion of Turkey as a subversive danger. Armenia served as a battlefield for battles between Turkish and Russian troops during World War I, but the country was unable to defend its boundaries from the Red Army’s incursion in December 1920, which restored Russian dominance. The regions of Kars and Ardahan were taken from the western part of Armenia by the victorious Turks in the war between Turkey and Greece (1920–1922), whereby Turkey allied with the Greeks. Among the “Oriental Orthodox” congregations is the Armenian Apostolic Church, which is also known as the “Armenian Apostolic Church.” Mekhitar established the Armenian Catholic Church in 1701, and the Ottoman Empire acknowledged it in 1831. There are 3.6 million people living in Armenia, and 96% of them are ethnic Armenians. The remaining population is made up of Kurds, Yezidis, Russians, Jews, Assyrians, and Greeks. The bulk of them reside in cities, with roughly a third doing so in Yerevan.
Culture: Armenia has a wide variety of cultural events, including tiny paintings, sculptures, engravings, and carpet manufacturing. From the ninth to the sixth century BC, Urartu, the Kingdom of Van, served as the birthplace of Armenian culture, promoting advancements in decorations, canonical style, metallurgy, and expert stonework. Swords, containers, helmets, and jewelry items made of fine bronze are exceptional examples of Urartian art. The historical and cultural legacy of Urartu is on display in the nation’s capital at the History Museum of Armenia. A substantial source of information regarding Armenian music, theater, ethnography, and crafts may be found in Armenian book miniatures, which date back to the seventh century. The Matenadaran is home to more than 23,000 manuscripts and 300,000 historical materials, making it the world’s greatest archive of Armenian manuscripts.
Since ancient times, traditional Armenian dance has been a vital component of the country’s identity, bringing people together to celebrate culture, connect with one another, and honor their heritage. Rock paintings of dance scenes seen in Armenia’s highest regions, including Ararat, show how the civilization has changed since before Christianity. The Armenian National School of Music’s founder, Komitas, held the view that dancing reveals the specific qualities of each society, notably its manners and degree of civilization. The musicologist has preserved descriptions and instructions for historic Armenian dances and has restored eight folk dance songs.
Residents of Dubai are drawn to Armenia by its sharp contrast to the thriving city of Dubai. It provides a chance to travel back in time and lose oneself in a calmer, more serene environment. Travelers from Dubai are drawn to the South Caucasus by Armenia, a hidden gem that offers fascinating experiences. Here are some convincing arguments to think about Armenia for your next adventure:
Armenia is a destination that offers travelers from Dubai a rejuvenating getaway to a land rich in culture, history, and natural beauty. This trip ensures enduring memories and a profound appreciation for this alluring place. Pack your baggage, then let Armenia’s charm seduce you.
For those looking for a unique travel experience, a simple and accessible route between Dubai and Armenia is offered. Here are some key details about how long the trip will take and whether flights are available:
Travel Duration: Depending on a number of variables, such as the selected airline, the precise flight path, and potential layovers, travel from Dubai to Armenia normally lasts between 3 and 4 hours. Zvartnots International Airport (EVN), the country’s main airport, is located in Yerevan, the nation’s capital. There are direct flight options available, guaranteeing a quick and comfortable trip.
Flight Availability: A number of airlines provide flights that link Yerevan and Dubai, giving passengers a selection of options. Among the top airlines offering service on this route are Emirates, FlyDubai, Qatar Airways, and Aeroflot, to name a few. These airlines give passengers options in terms of scheduling and spending by providing both direct flights and those with layovers in their respective hubs.
It is advised to purchase your tickets far in advance in order to get the best bargains and guarantee flight availability, particularly during the busiest travel times. Travelers from Dubai are eagerly anticipating Armenia, which offers a wonderful location to explore and is known for its warm hospitality, rich history, and stunning beauty.
There are several hotel options available in Armenia, a nation renowned for its rich cultural legacy and magnificent natural beauty, to suit the various demands and price ranges of visitors. The following is a list of the lodging choices you have while making travel plans to Armenia:
Hotels: Armenia has a wide selection of lodging options, from luxurious five-star hotels tucked away in the center of Yerevan, the country’s capital, to cozy boutique inns and spacious mid-range lodgings. These hotels provide a wide range of amenities, including places to eat, restaurants, workout facilities, and spa services. The Marriott, Radisson Blu, and Tufenkian Historic Yerevan Hotel are a few of Yerevan’s well-known hotels.
Guesthouses and Bed & Breakfasts: Think about staying in a guesthouse or bed & breakfast for a more personalized and genuine experience. These lodgings frequently have local families in charge, and they provide a welcoming atmosphere. Travelers who stay in these places may interact closely with residents and learn about Armenian culture. The rural areas, especially those in Lori and Syunik, are home to quaint guesthouses with breathtaking vistas.
Apartment rentals: If you’re looking for freedom and a cozy environment, you might want to think about renting an apartment or vacation home. In Armenia’s major cities and tourist locations, websites like Airbnb and Booking.com provide a variety of options. For tourists who want the freedom to cook their own meals and more room, this choice is ideal.
Resorts: Armenia is home to a number of magnificent resorts, particularly those along the gorgeous Lake Sevan. These resorts provide a tranquil atmosphere with captivating lake views and a variety of recreational pursuits, including water sports, hiking, and spa services. A resort vacation is the perfect option for anyone looking to unwind and rejuvenate.
Hostels: Backpackers and visitors on a tight budget are catered to by Armenia’s hostels. These hostels offer neat and comfortable dormitory-style rooms and frequently include common spaces for socializing. They offer a great chance to connect with other travelers who share your interests and are especially well-liked by younger travelers.
Eco-Lodges: Eco-lodges are accessible in Armenia’s beautiful natural settings, concentrating on environmentally friendly and sustainable methods. Travelers may experience the unspoiled nature of the nation while supporting conservation efforts by staying at one of these lodges.
Camping: The national parks and natural reserves of Armenia provide fantastic camping options for intrepid tourists. Before starting a camping trip, make sure you are aware of local laws and obtain any necessary licenses.
With such a variety of housing choices available in Armenia, visitors of all interests and financial abilities may have a relaxing and memorable stay in this beautiful nation. No matter what level of elegance, authenticity, or affordability you like, Armenia offers a perfect lodging option ready to improve your trip.
There are many interesting sites to visit in Armenia. The capital, Yerevan, is a bustling city with a mix of contemporary and traditional attractions. Armenia’s ancient architecture is on display at the Greco-Roman Garni Temple and the hewn-out-of-the-rock Geghard Monastery. The breathtaking views of Mount Ararat are provided by the entrancingly lovely Khor Virap Monastery. One of the biggest freshwater high-altitude lakes in the world, Lake Sevan, is a tranquil hideaway surrounded by breathtaking scenery.
Top Attractions in Armenia
Q: When is the ideal time to travel to Armenia?
A: Spring (April to June) and fall (September to early November) are the finest seasons to visit Armenia because of the good weather and beautiful scenery.
Q: Is 4 days sufficient for an Armenia tour?
A: A longer visit would allow you a more comprehensive experience, even if 4 days may give you a taste of Armenia’s attractions.
Q: How long is sufficient in Armenia?
A: A week would ideally be plenty to tour Armenia’s top sites and fully immerse oneself.
Q: How can I go to Armenia on a budget?
A: Using public transportation, dining at local establishments, and choosing modest lodging are all ways to tour Armenia on a budget.
Q: Is Armenia costly or cheap?
A: Compared to other European nations, Armenia is typically thought of as a more economical vacation option.
Q: What month is the least expensive to visit Armenia?
A: December through February are often less touristy and may provide more affordable choices.
Q: Do I need a visa to enter Armenia?
A: A number of nationals, including citizens of the UAE, are exempt from needing a visa to enter Armenia for a specific period of time. It is essential to confirm the most recent visa requirements before departing.
Q: Do UAE citizens require a visa to enter Armenia?
A: As of my most recent update in September 2021, UAE citizens did not need a visa to travel to Armenia for a brief period of time. However, before your travel dates, kindly double check with the pertinent authorities.
Q: Do Indians require a visa to enter Armenia?
A: A visa is necessary for Indian nationals to enter Armenia. Before making travel arrangements, verify the most recent visa requirements.
Q: How much does an Armenian visa cost for UAE citizens?
A: For the most recent information on visa costs, it is advised to contact the Armenian embassy or consulate.
Q: Which is better, Georgia or Armenia?
A: Each of Armenia’s and Georgia’s distinctive attractions may be found. While Georgia provides a variety of scenery and a thriving wine culture, Armenia is renowned for its historic monasteries.
Q: How much cash is needed to travel to Armenia?
A: The amount of money required will depend on your trip choices and style. If you select budget-friendly lodging and food alternatives, Armenia may be a budget-friendly destination.
Q: What is Armenia well-known for?
A: Armenia is renowned for its historic landmarks, illustrious past, vibrant culture, and breathtaking scenery.
Q: Is Armenia welcoming to tourists?
A: The perception is usually positive that Armenia is a welcoming country for tourists.
Q: Is Baku better than Armenia?
A: Azerbaijan’s capital, Baku, has a variety of special attractions. Depending on personal preferences, one may compare the two.
Q: Should I visit Azerbaijan or Armenia first?
A: Your itinerary and personal preferences will determine the sequence of your stops. Both nations have a lot to offer.
Q: Is Yerevan better than Tbilisi?
A: The Georgian capital, Tbilisi, and Yerevan each have unique charms. What you are looking for in a destination will determine your decision.
Q:Is Armenia affordable for Indians?
A: Armenia is frequently seen as being inexpensive for Indian tourists, yet costs might change depending on your selections.
Q: What dialect is used in Armenia?
A: Although Armenian is the official language, English and Russian are also widely spoken, particularly in tourist regions.
Q: What in Armenia should one be on the lookout for?
A: Be mindful of regional customs, especially at places of worship. Be careful while exchanging currencies and follow local laws.
Q: Do people in Yerevan speak English?
A: Yerevan has a large English-speaking population, notably in the hotels, eateries, and tourist areas.
Q: Is Yerevan less expensive than Tbilisi?
A: Prices in Yerevan and Tbilisi are comparable, although prices might change depending on individual preferences.
Q: When is the ideal time to travel to Armenia?
A: Spring (April to June) and fall (September to early November) are the finest seasons to visit Armenia because of the good weather and beautiful scenery.
Q: Is 4 days sufficient for an Armenia tour?
A: A longer visit would allow you a more comprehensive experience, even if 4 days may give you a taste of Armenia’s attractions.
Q: How long is sufficient in Armenia?
A: A week would ideally be plenty to tour Armenia’s top sites and fully immerse oneself.
Q: How can I go to Armenia on a budget?
A: Using public transportation, dining at local establishments, and choosing modest lodging are all ways to tour Armenia on a budget.
Q: Is Armenia costly or cheap?
A: Compared to other European nations, Armenia is typically thought of as a more economical vacation option.
Q: What month is the least expensive to visit Armenia?
A: December through February are often less touristy and may provide more affordable choices.
Q: Do I need a visa to enter Armenia?
A: A number of nationals, including citizens of the UAE, are exempt from needing a visa to enter Armenia for a specific period of time. It is essential to confirm the most recent visa requirements before departing.
Q: Do UAE citizens require a visa to enter Armenia?
A: As of my most recent update in September 2021, UAE citizens did not need a visa to travel to Armenia for a brief period of time. However, before your travel dates, kindly double check with the pertinent authorities.
Q: Do Indians require a visa to enter Armenia?
A: A visa is necessary for Indian nationals to enter Armenia. Before making travel arrangements, verify the most recent visa requirements.
Q: How much does an Armenian visa cost for UAE citizens?
A: For the most recent information on visa costs, it is advised to contact the Armenian embassy or consulate.
Q: Which is better, Georgia or Armenia?
A: Each of Armenia’s and Georgia’s distinctive attractions may be found. While Georgia provides a variety of scenery and a thriving wine culture, Armenia is renowned for its historic monasteries.
Q: How much cash is needed to travel to Armenia?
A: The amount of money required will depend on your trip choices and style. If you select budget-friendly lodging and food alternatives, Armenia may be a budget-friendly destination.
Q: What is Armenia well-known for?
A: Armenia is renowned for its historic landmarks, illustrious past, vibrant culture, and breathtaking scenery.
Q: Is Armenia welcoming to tourists?
A: The perception is usually positive that Armenia is a welcoming country for tourists.
Q: Is Baku better than Armenia?
A: Azerbaijan’s capital, Baku, has a variety of special attractions. Depending on personal preferences, one may compare the two.
Q: Should I visit Azerbaijan or Armenia first?
A: Your itinerary and personal preferences will determine the sequence of your stops. Both nations have a lot to offer.
Q: Is Yerevan better than Tbilisi?
A: The Georgian capital, Tbilisi, and Yerevan each have unique charms. What you are looking for in a destination will determine your decision.
Q:Is Armenia affordable for Indians?
A: Armenia is frequently seen as being inexpensive for Indian tourists, yet costs might change depending on your selections.
Q: What dialect is used in Armenia?
A: Although Armenian is the official language, English and Russian are also widely spoken, particularly in tourist regions.
Q: What in Armenia should one be on the lookout for?
A: Be mindful of regional customs, especially at places of worship. Be careful while exchanging currencies and follow local laws.
A: Do people in Yerevan speak English?
A: Yerevan has a large English-speaking population, notably in the hotels, eateries, and tourist areas.
Q: Is Yerevan less expensive than Tbilisi?
A: Prices in Yerevan and Tbilisi are comparable, although prices might change depending on individual preferences.
Q: Is alcohol legal in Armenia?
A: Alcohol is available and widely used in Armenia.
Q: During the night, is Yerevan safe?
A: Yerevan is typically safe at night, but you should still use normal caution.
Q: Are shorts permitted in Yerevan?
A: It’s fine to wear shorts, especially during the warmer months.
Q: Do you have a nightlife in Armenia?
A: There are many pubs, clubs, and entertainment venues in Yerevan, which boasts a vibrant nighttime scene.
Q: How long should I plan to stay in Yerevan?
A: The best way to experience Yerevan’s top attractions is to stay for two to three days.
Q: Do people in Armenia consume alcohol?
A: Armenia has a history of creating wine, and drinking is a common social activity there.
Q: What is typical Armenian cuisine?
A: Khorovats (barbecue), dolma (stuffed grape leaves), lavash (flatbread), and numerous meat- and vegetable-based meals are all part of traditional Armenian cuisine.
Q: Does Armenia permit smoking?
A: Both interior public spaces and some outdoor spaces are smoke-free zones. Respect local laws at all times.
Q: Which greeting is used by Armenians?
A: The standard greeting among Armenians is “Barev” (), which means “hello.”
Q: Does halal food exist in Armenia?
A: Although Yerevan in particular offers halal culinary alternatives, Armenia is mostly a Christian country.
Q: Does Armenia provide vegetarian food?
A: Armenian food frequently emphasizes meat, however there are vegetarian choices available.
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In conclusion, embarking on a journey from the vibrant city of Dubai to the timeless beauty of Armenia is an adventure like no other. Armenia, a land where rich history and mesmerizing culture come together in perfect harmony, offers travelers a unique opportunity to explore a tapestry of culture and history, all set against the backdrop of breathtaking natural beauty.
From the tranquil shores of Lake Sevan to the rugged landscapes of the Lesser Caucasus Mountains, Armenia’s natural beauty is a testament to the diversity of this enchanting country. And let’s not forget the culinary delights that await, from lavash bread to mouthwatering barbecues and age-old winemaking traditions.
Armenia’s journey through history and culture is one that leaves a lasting impression on the soul. From the ancient Garni Temple to the hewn-out-of-the-rock Geghard Monastery, every site tells a story that spans centuries. Whether you explore the bustling streets of Yerevan or lose yourself in the breathtaking landscapes, Armenia promises an unforgettable experience.
So, why visit Armenia from Dubai? It’s a place where you can escape the hustle and bustle, where you can connect with the past, where you can savor the present, and where you can create cherished memories. Armenia’s charm will seduce you, leaving you with a profound appreciation for this remarkable destination. As you plan your trip, remember that Armenia offers a range of accommodation options to suit your preferences, from luxurious hotels to cozy guesthouses and even eco-lodges, ensuring that your stay is as comfortable as it is memorable.
Armenia is a land of hidden treasures, from the ancient Greco-Roman Garni Temple to the stunning landscapes of Garni Gorge and the captivating Noravank Monastery. Tatev Monastery and Khor Virap Monastery offer breathtaking views, and Areni Wine Country is a delight for wine enthusiasts.
Explore the Debed Canyon, meander through Dilijan National Park, and immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage of this remarkable country. Armenia beckons you to embark on a journey of discovery, where history, culture, and nature unite to create an experience that will leave an indelible mark on your heart and soul. So pack your bags and let Armenia’s allure captivate your spirit.
Note: Prices are subject to availability at the time of booking. Passports and UAE residence visas must be valid for at least 6 months from the date of departure. Visa approvals are based on the description provided by the embassy.