At Best of Caucasus, we’re thrilled to share the updates we’ve made to our 2025 Armenia itineraries! In response to your feedback, we’ve expanded our tours to showcase more of Armenia’s natural wonders and historical sites. While we still visit the breathtaking monasteries Armenia is known for, we’ve diversified our programmes to include even more of the country’s unique landscapes, monuments, and cultural landmarks.
Exciting Additions to Our Armenia Itineraries
In 2025, we’ve taken a step beyond the usual to make our Armenia itineraries more immersive. Here’s what’s new:
1. Genocide Museum in Yerevan
This profound and meaningful museum now forms an essential part of our itinerary. A visit here adds depth to your journey, allowing you to connect with the history and resilience of the Armenian people in a respectful and powerful way.
2. Garni Gorge – Symphony of Stones
In previous years, we only visited the Garni Temple, Armenia’s iconic Greco-Roman structure. Now, in 2025, we’ll venture further into Garni Gorge to experience the Symphony of Stones, a stunning natural formation that resembles a vast pipe organ. This awe-inspiring sight offers an unforgettable blend of nature and geology that enriches our exploration of the Garni area.
3. Birds’ Cave in Areni
A fascinating archaeological site, Birds’ Cave (Areni-1 Cave) is among the oldest known locations of wine-making in the world. This addition lets you explore ancient artifacts and dive into Armenia’s 6,000-year-old winemaking history – an experience that brings Armenia’s ancient past to life.
A Richer, More Varied Adventure
Our goal is to offer a more comprehensive view of Armenia that goes beyond monasteries. With these new additions, we’re excited to show you a richer, more diverse Armenia, full of historical depth, natural beauty, and fascinating stories. Join us in 2025 to experience Armenia like never before – through a journey that reflects the true spirit of this incredible land.