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ome of Noah’s Ark; the land where human kind was reborn. Armenia offers a little something for every person.

Rich with historical churches, monasteries, monuments, and magnificent masonry, this country that was the first to adopt Christianity and proclaim it as its state religion in 301 AD is a unique treasure for those interested in great events.

There are so many sights in this small and sunny country that even a couple of months are not enough to see it. There is the temple Garni, monasteries in Geghard and Haghartsin, one of the greatest observatories in Byurakan, Ejmiatsin, Khor Virap, Amberd, and the Lake Sevan: this is the least that Armenia can offer the world. Armenia is the oldest civilization, but with a young heart.

Numerous monuments and masterpieces of the Ancient era and Middle Ages can be found throughout the country. Tourism in Armenia is rooted in the country's historical landmarks and natural attractions. The 5165 meter Mount Ararat, geographically located in Turkey, is a national symbol of Armenia and is visible from much of the Southwest region.

Armenia is a very diverse country often with a history which is replete with a lot of treasures. It is a land of stark contrasts and home to a resilient, industrious people with great love for the arts and sciences. Armenians are well-known for their hospitality and visitors will find a pleasant and friendly atmosphere everywhere they go.

Yerevan is the capital of Armenia. It is a cultural, economical, political and scientific center of Armenia. Yerevan is located in a mountainous area on the Hrazdan River. There are many theatres, museums and monuments in Yerevan. It's impossible to imagine now Yerevan without Matenadaran, Opera and Ballet theatre, Youth Palace, Sport and Concert Complex and National Academy of Sciences. If you wish to see the whole of Yerevan you have to go up to Victory park and the whole city will be seen spread at the foot of gorgeous Ararat.

The Matenadaran is Armenia’s collection of ancient manuscripts. The early Armenian archive is home to the world’s most detailed and comprehensive collection of books covering a wide range of topics. Visitors will find everything from ancient philosophy and medicine to cosmography and art history. Built in the 5th century, the Matenadaran looks after over 17,000 manuscripts and is well worth a visit

The Geghard Monastery in Goght village is one of the most breathtaking sights in Armenia. What was once an occupied monastery in the fourth century still boasts the most intricate and superb ancient carvings. A UNESCO World Heritage site, the monastery is nestled within a mountain range and many of the chambers are actually part of the mountain itself. Elevated 300 m above the Azat River, the Geghard provides not only a special opportunity to appreciate early Armenian architecture, but also stunning views of the area below.

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