Explore Nature

Perched at the intersection of Europe and Asia, the Armenian Highlands are home to a diverse range of ecosystems and species, as well as dramatic topography ranging from 400 to 5,000 meters above sea level. Trails traverse through deep woods and grassy plains, over fields of wildflowers and along bubbling springs and rivers. Desert steppes ascend to alpine meadows with spring-fed lakes, and mountainous treks feature annual bird migrations and rare species of wild fauna. A growing number of protected areas is helping to safeguard these natural treasures for future visitors.

As the saying goes, Armenia is truly a museum under an open sky, thanks to thousands of historical and cultural monuments scatted across (and under!) its surface. Our experiences couple the beautiful natural landscape with iconic monasteries and cozy churches, mighty fortresses and traditional cave-cities, and ancient petroglyphs and historic ruins from previous civilizations.

Explore Old Khndzoresk - Armenia's abandoned cave city image

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Explore Nature

Explore Old Khndzoresk - Armenia's abandoned cave city

Hiking and camping adventure from Sisian to Tatev

Take a tour of Akhtala Monastery

Take a hike in the Ijevan mountains

Ride in a Soviet-era jeep and find ancient petroglyphs

Discover Sisian’s forgotten Soviet heritage

Hike from Ltsen to Tatev village

Explore Armenian villages by bike

Take an off-road jeep tour inside Arpa Protected Landscape

Hike the Stunning Noravank Canyon

Smbataberd fortress hike & gata baking

Explore medieval history and local fish cuisine

Explore and make land art in the Magic Forest

Bike and play traditional games

Discover 'ziling' offroad experience at TUC

Vanadzor's Soviet heritage on two wheels

Cook your dinner in the wild

Beekeeping and hand-cream making

Explore Vanand (Andok) fortress with Tandzaver team

Bike to soviet youth camps through mountains

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