Caucasus Holidays

14/08/2026

Not every traveller is looking to do more. In fact, more and more people are looking to do less. 🇦🇲

In Armenia, it's easy to slow down. Spend your days wandering through mountain villages, enjoying long meals with local wine, watching the sunset over Lake Sevan, or simply taking in the views from a centuries-old monastery.

There's no rush here. Just beautiful landscapes, warm hospitality and plenty of moments that encourage you to put your phone down and enjoy where you are.

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12/08/2026

🇦🇲 How many days do you need in Armenia?

The short answer? As many as you can spare.

For a relatively small country, Armenia packs an incredible amount of activities and experiences for travellers to uncover. Whether your clients have a long weekend or a couple of weeks, there's always something new to experience.

Whatever your clients are looking for, we'll help you create the perfect tailor-made journey.

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28/07/2026

Exploring Armenia by bike is one of the best ways to experience the country’s incredible landscapes. 🇦🇲

Cycle through mountain passes, peaceful countryside roads, forest trails and lakeside scenery while discovering remote villages, ancient monasteries and local hospitality along the way.

From the green forests of Dilijan to the stunning views around Lake Sevan and the dramatic southern landscapes of Syunik, Armenia is full of unforgettable cycling routes for adventure lovers and nature enthusiasts alike.

Whether you’re looking for an active challenge or a leisurely way to explore the country on two wheels, Armenia has it all. 🌿

👉 Ready to discover Armenia on two wheels?
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23/07/2026

Have you heard of duduk?

With its soulful sound, the duduk is one of Armenia's most treasured musical instruments. Traditionally crafted from apricot wood, it has been part of our culture here in Armenia for more than 1,500 years and is recognised by UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.

At Caucasus Holidays, we love introducing travellers to experiences that go beyond the guidebook. One of our favourites is a visit to a local duduk master, where guests can learn about the history and craftsmanship of this iconic instrument before enjoying a live performance over coffee in the master's garden.

It's these kinds of genuine, local encounters that transform a good trip into an unforgettable one.

16/07/2026

Three countries. One seamless journey.

Last week, we welcomed another group on a cultural tour across Armenia, Georgia and Azerbaijan, giving travellers the opportunity to experience the diversity of the Caucasus in a single itinerary.

While each country has its own unique history, culture and traditions, they complement each other incredibly well, making multi-country tours a great option for clients wanting a broader understanding of the region.

Whether you're looking to focus on a single destination or combine all three, we can help you create an itinerary that fits your clients' interests, timeframe and budget.

10/07/2026

Who’s ready for the Vardavar festival?!

This weekend on the 12 July 2026, Armenia will celebrate Vardavar, one of our most unique and funniest festivals.

Dating back centuries and rooted in ancient traditions, Vardavar transforms towns, villages and cities into one giant water fight as locals and visitors alike take to the streets to splash water on friends, family and complete strangers.

Planning an Armenia itinerary for your clients? Festivals like Vardavar offer a great way to add cultural depth and authentic local interaction to your trips - especially for families! It's a chance for travellers to experience the country's traditions first-hand, connect with locals and take part in a celebration that remains a genuine part of everyday life.

👉 Have you considered adding Armenia's festivals and cultural traditions into your itineraries? Get in touch with us at Caucasus Holidays to find out more.

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23/06/2026

🇦🇲 It's exciting to see Armenia receiving growing international recognition!

As a company based here, we've always known what makes this country special: breathtaking mountain landscapes, ancient monasteries, incredible food and wine, and a culture built on genuine hospitality.

Now, more travellers are discovering it too - If you haven’t already, go and check out the new article in National Geographic!

For us, Armenia has never been a hidden gem. It's home. And we're delighted to see more of the world beginning to appreciate everything it has to offer.

https://www.nationalgeographic.com/travel/article/what-six-months-in-armenia-revealed-to-this-photography-duo

In this landlocked country in the South Caucasus, the culinary culture and winemaking traditions are rooted in the land and shaped by a millennia-old history.

18/06/2026

Did you know Armenia’s stone-carving tradition dates back more than 4,000 years?

Across the country, you’ll find beautifully carved khachkars (Armenian cross-stones), each one telling its own story through intricate patterns and centuries-old craftsmanship.

These iconic stone monuments are such an important part of Armenia’s cultural heritage that the art of khachkar carving has been recognised by UNESCO.

With Caucasus Holidays, visitors can take part in a khachkar carving masterclass and learn first-hand about one of Armenia’s oldest artistic traditions.

Sometimes, understanding a destination starts with understanding the hands that shaped it. 🇦🇲

12/06/2026

Some travel experiences instantly remind travellers why they chose a destination in the first place.

Here in Armenia, the Wings of Tatev is one of them. 🇦🇲

Stretching across the beautiful Vorotan Gorge, this record-breaking cable car connects visitors with Tatev Monastery while offering a unique and memorable journey in the Caucasus. Recognised as the world’s longest non-stop double-track aerial tramway and named World’s Leading Cable Car Ride, it turns the journey to Tatev Monastery into part of the experience itself.

Tatev can be paired with Syunik's spectacular scenery, traditional villages, local gastronomy and wine experiences, creating a deeper connection to southern Armenia and its culture.

06/06/2026

🍷 Yerevan Wine Days returns this weekend! 🍇

Did you know Armenia is home to one of the world’s oldest winemaking traditions? With a history dating back over 6,000 years, our country has long been producing unique wines shaped by its volcanic soil, high-altitude vineyards and indigenous grape varieties.

Every June, the streets of Yerevan come alive for Yerevan Wine Days, one of the region’s biggest wine celebrations. Visitors can taste over 1,000 wines from Armenia’s top producers, discover ancient winemaking traditions and enjoy a buzzing atmosphere filled with music and delicious authentic food.

For travellers looking to experience Armenia through its culture and gastronomy, wine tours are one of the best ways to explore the country. From vineyard visits and cellar tastings to traditional food pairings and scenic countryside escapes, Armenia offers authentic wine experiences that are still wonderfully under the radar.

At Caucasus Holidays, we can help tour operators build memorable Armenia itineraries around wine, culture and local experiences. 🍷