Armenia in March

Spring begins to warm the winters of Armenia in the early days of March and lasts through mid-May. Accompanied by regular rains, the temperature hovers around 10 to 14 degrees Celcisus, though can be extremely variable in the more mountainous regions. Flowers begin blooming in the northern areas between April and May. Found in a subtropical zone, only the southern areas experience a more subtropical climate, as the northern areas are more affected by the elevation of the Caucasus Mountains. April and May are the rainiest months in Armenia, with 50 and 40 millimeters a month respectively in the capital of Yerevan.

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Classic Armenia

Experience the highlights of Armenia on this 7-day journey which takes you from city to lake to plains to dramatic mountains and cliffs. This ancient country at the crossroads of Asia and Europe offers some of the world’s most impressive churches and monasteries, an enduring wine culture, and rich cultural heritage and traditions.

Interest Heritage

Duration: 7 days / 6 nights

Price Per Person: From $3,500

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Essential Caucasus: Two Weeks in Armenia, Georgia, Azerbaijan

Adventure through the Caucasus on this two-week road trip that explores Armenia’s ancient churches, Georgia’s towering peaks, Azerbaijan’s colorful traditions and all the stunning diverse landscapes and intriguing history in between.

Interests Heritage, Amazing Landscapes, Unesco

Duration: 14 days / 13 nights

Price Per Person: From $13,100

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Travelogues

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Garni: The Roman Temple in Armenia

Author: Travelogues

Garni’s first century Roman-style temple just east of the capital of Yerevan has become one of the country’s most famous sites – and for good reason.

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Armenia: Here Be Dragons

Author: Travelogues

In both mythology and in the landscape, dragons are an important part of mythology and history in Armenia. Ancient gods and monolith builders believed that, in Armenia, here be dragons — or rather vishaps.

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The Legends and History of Armenian Wine

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From Noah to Xenophon and beyond, Armenian wine is a tradition so deep we are still trying to understand its origins.

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