Winter Travel & Christmas in Armenia
Winter is one of the most authentic times to explore Armenia. The pace is slower, historic sites are quieter, and the landscape takes on a calm, distinctive character. From snow-covered
Best Armenian Travel Blog
Embark on a journey through the rich cultural tapestry of Armenia with our travel blog. Discover the majestic landscapes of the Caucasus Mountains and the serene beauty of Lake Sevan, nestled amidst picturesque surroundings. Dive into the country’s ancient history as you explore the millennia-old monasteries and UNESCO World Heritage sites scattered across its rugged terrain. Indulge your senses in the vibrant bustle of Yerevan, the capital city, where modernity blends seamlessly with tradition. Join us as we uncover hidden gems, sample mouthwatering cuisine, and immerse ourselves in the warm hospitality of this enchanting destination.
AMTRAVEL at the Doha Tourism Fair: Opening New Horizons
This month, AMTRAVEL made a significant move in its international outreach by participating in the global tourism exhibition Qatar Travel Mart 2025 (QTM 2025), held from November 24–26 at the
Discover the Magic of a Winter Tour in Armenia with AMTRAVEL
Armenia becomes a breathtaking winter wonderland from December to February. Snow-covered mountains, ancient monasteries wrapped in frost, warm hospitality, and rich cultural experiences make it one of the most enchanting
Erebuni-Yerevan 2807: Celebrate the Soul of Armenia
Every October, Armenia’s capital bursts into color, sound, and celebration. This year, Yerevan proudly marks 2807 years since its founding — a living city that began as the Urartian fortress
Living Stones: The Sacred Khachkars of Armenia
Every nation has symbols that live deep in the heart of its people. For Armenia, that symbol is the Khachkar — the cross-stone. When you stand in front of one,
Armenia Uncovered: A Journey Through Timeless Landscapes and Living History
Introduction When you travel Armenia, you quickly realize this isn’t just a destination—it’s a living museum of stories etched in stone, sung in folk songs, and served on plates of