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Undiscovered Destinations Tours and Holidays in Armenia

Nestled between the old empires of Russia, Persia and the Ottomans, the tiny country of Armenia occupies a unique place in the world, both culturally and geographically. Once much larger than its present day borders, Armenia has managed to retain very distinct traditions and culture in the face of overwhelming odds. Armenia is the world's oldest Christian nation with an astounding collection of ancient churches and monasteries such as Haghpat and Sanahin, two neighbouring buildings encrusted with moss and displaying excellent examples of Armenia's contribution to sculpture, the khachkar or carved stone cross. Delve into its unique brand of Christianity at Echmiadzin, Armenia's answer to the Vatican where you can see robed monks strolling past 5th century churches, or head to the monastery of Geghard, reputed to have once held the spear that pierced Christ on the cross. In contrast is the capital Yerevan, a lively and engaging city which embraces modernity yet manages to retain its traditions, and is packed full of some of the best Soviet style architecture to be found anywhere. And no visit to Armenia would be complete without visiting its genocide memorial, erected to remember the one and half million people exterminated in the First World War.

Many years of experience in creating the perfect tailor made holidays means that you can be confident your group tour in Armenia will be memorable for all the right reasons. Concentrating on small groups, our tours offer you the opportunity to get off the beaten track and experience the real and very exciting Georgia and Armenia.

Explore this intriguing country with Undiscovered Destinations:

Tailor made holidays in Armenia

Undiscovered Destinations Tours and Holidays in Armenia

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