Armenia Day Trip, Tbilisi

Armenia Day Trip Tours & Tickets

Did you know? Armenia Day Trip

Armenia claims to be the first nation to officially adopt Christianity as its state religion in 301 AD, centuries before Rome.

Mount Ararat, the iconic snow-capped peak on Armenia's flag and seal, is actually located in neighboring Turkey, not Armenia itself.

Armenian alphabet, created in 405 AD by Mesrop Mashtots, has 38 unique letters and is still used today—one of the world's oldest alphabets still in continuous use.

Khor Virap monastery sits just 6 km from the Turkish border and offers one of the most photographed views of Mount Ararat in the world.

Armenia's Geghard monastery (UNESCO World Heritage site) features intricate stone carvings and an acoustic design so precise that khachkar stones produce different notes when struck.

Armenian brandy has been produced in Yerevan since the 1880s and is considered among the world's finest cognacs; the national drink is traditionally served in oversized glasses.

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