Category Archives: Things To Do

Hiking and Biking with Mamikon: An Adventurous Trip to Marmashen and Beyond

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I have long found Shirak to be an undeniably underrated region of Armenia. It is clean, has landscapes that go on for days, and some of the friendliest (and most humorous of people). One of the best ways to enjoy the Shirak landscapes is by joining Hiking and Biking with Mamikon for a tour from […]

18 Diverse and Popular Places to Visit in Syunik

Ughtasar - Places to visit in Syunik

Syunik is one of the most underrated and mysterious regions of Armenia. This guide showcases some of the best places to visit in Syunik – from the high mountains to national parks and beyond! We take you from Meghri near the Iranian border up to Shaki waterfall and more. This list is by no means […]

6 Fantastic Reasons to Travel to Debed Village in Lori

6 Reasons You Should Visit Debed in Lori Province (Armenia)

Armenia is teeming with wonderful villages and places to visit.  I have had the opportunity to travel to (and through) many and I firmly believe that Debed is a rare gem. These are some fantastic reasons to get out of the city and head for a weekend in Debed in the wonderfully green Lori province. […]

Metsamor: Visiting the Nuclear Town’s Soviet Sports Complex & Culture House

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I recently had a chance to visit the city of Metsamor in Armavir province, Armenia. The purpose-built city housed the workers of the Metsamor Nuclear Power Plant and their families. This guide details my experience visiting Metsamor! There are many obscure and mysterious places that were built during Soviet times that are still in existence […]

17 Diverse Places to Visit in Ararat Province (Marz)

Havuts Tar Monastery Complex

One of Armenia’s provinces that most travelers inevitably visit without knowing is the Ararat province. This guide details some amazing places to visit in Ararat and why you should go to each! The capital of the Ararat marz (Armenian for ‘province’) is Artashat and the province is, naturally, named after Mount Ararat. Interestingly, two of […]