Our cultural tours present you the whole cultural, traditional and natural wealth of Armenia. In the capital city Yerevan we will visit the State History Museum, Manuscript Museum, and many other treasuries of centuries-old Armenian heritage. We will visit the countryside to see the historic, religious and architectural monuments, among them the religious capital Echmiadzin, the cave monastery of Geghard, and many others, that are located in the most picturesque natural surroundings. All this will be enriched with special experiences like tasting home-made meals and learning the recipes of local dishes, watching how traditional Armenian “lavash” bread is made in a special ground oven, visiting studios of local artists and craftsmen. All this will make you understand, experience and be part of Armenia.

Our company offers its travelers tours of Armenia with combination of any or all of its neighboring countries – Georgia, Turkey and Iran. Although located in the same geographic area, all these countries differ from each other in language, traditions, culture and many other aspects. At times these differences become obvious immediately after crossing the border. Each country presents to its visitor an extremely rich cultural and historical heritage. Visit Georgia – the Land of the Golden Fleece, to see the Great Caucasus Mountains and Europe’s highest populated village. Visit Iran to see the ancient empire’s capital Persepolis and the charming turquoise-colored domes of Esfahan, enjoying the endless hospitality of locals in country’s atmospheric teahouses and bustling bazaars. Visit Turkey, this country linking Europe and Asia, to explore the great heritage of the multiple civilizations and several empires that once existed here. Discover the beauty of different cultures with our regional tours!

Armenia is one of the oldest countries in the world to make wine. As local people say, the first vine was planted here by Noah after descending from Mt. Ararat following the Great Flood. The recent archeological  discoveries in Areni village come to prove that people made wine here since at least 6100 years ago, and this tradition still continues here today. On this tour we will visit wineries in different parts of the country to taste the difference in varieties of grapes and technology used. We will also visit villagers who still make wine at home by the traditions kept in the family for generations. You will also learn about the beautiful and very important tradition of toast making. In the capital city Yerevan we will have an unforgettable evening at a wine bar where our dinner will include tasting of several varieties of wine accompanied by explanations of a sommelier. In September-October it would be possible to participate in the process of making wine and to take part in the annual wine festival. This tour also provides unforgettable gourmet experiences!