Category Archives: Things To Do

14 Fun and Festive Things to Do in Armenia in Winter

14 Fun and Festive Things to Do in Armenia in Winter

It’s easy to come up with things to do during the warmer months of the year but it can be a challenge during the colder months and throughout the low season of a destination. These are some awesome and festive things to do in Armenia in winter. If you have Armenia winter suggestions, please leave […]

Amasia: Reasons to Check Out Shirak’s Most Colorful Village

Things to do in Amasia, Armenia - Shirak Marz-8

Amasia is not particularly a place that comes to mind for most travelers visiting Armenia, but the small village in Shirak is definitely worth a pit-stop on a Lake Arpi journey or if you’re looking for day trips from Gyumri. This is a quick guide detailing a few reasons to stop by colorful Amasia and […]

12 Popular Day Trips from Yerevan That You’ll Absolutely Love

Dilijan National Park: Best day trips from Yerevan, Armenia (Yerevan day trips guide)

It is easy to end up sucked into Yerevan and its exciting cafe scene and pleasant streets. But, many amazing day trips from Yerevan make a trip to Armenia a delight for any traveler. This is a guide to some of the best Yerevan day trips! Best Day Trips from Yerevan I spent many years not […]

A Mystifying Trip to the Abandoned Hin Khot Village in Syunik

How to visit Hin Khot in Syunik Armenia

Perhaps no place in Armenia is quite as jaw-dropping as Hin Khot. This guide details how to visit Hin Khot, what to expect, and a bit of its history. We visited Hin Khot as part of the Legends Trail with People in Need Armenia.  But, of course, you can visit independently and see this beauty […]

18 Things to Do in Etchmiadzin, Armenia (Vagharshapat)

Etchmiadzin, Armenia - Best day trips from Yerevan, Armenia (Yerevan day trips guide)

The city of Etchmiadzin, Armenia is one of the best day trips from Yerevan and a place that should not be missed when you travel to the country. This is a guide to the best things to do in Etchmiadzin, or Vagharshapat as it is also called, from visiting the UNESCO World Heritage religious sites […]