When traveling to a new country with an official currency different from the one used in your home country, it might be a bit daunting. The dram is the official currency used throughout Armenia, and therefore you’ll be paying in drams for attractions, sights, and public transportation. This guide is packed with all the necessary information about drams you’ll need to know while planning a visit here.

Being one of the oldest countries in the world, Armenia has a rich history that has brought forth many traditions, a strong culture, and unique cuisine. Locals highly appreciate the art of consuming traditional drinks, and the most popular national alcoholic drink is brandy, followed by vodka and wine. We’ve compiled a list of drinks you need to try when visiting the county.

Armenia is a land of wonders. Especially for people who have never had any idea about this small country, it's a big acquirement. Here is a list of 10 souvenirs tourists can purchase only in Armenia. Have a look yourself!

Kobayr is a 12th-century Armenian monastery located in the village Kober within Lori Marz, Armenia. The monastery was built on a brink of a deep gorge, in 1171, by the Kyurikid princes, a junior branch of the Bagratuni royal house of Armenia.

Dilijan is a resort town with a mild climate, fresh air in the northeast of Yerevan. It is famous for its amazing surroundings, called the "Armenian Switzerland" by the locals, due to the densely forested valleys and mountains with alpine meadows around. It is an excellent center for walking.

Attending festivals in a new country is one of the many great ways to experience local culture and get to know its customs and traditions. Armenians love celebrating various occasions, therefore each year is full of interesting and fun events. Come during these festivities to experience Armenian hospitality, join the crowds in water splashing, taste the various wines of the country, or attend a film festival. There is sure to be something to your liking.

When you’re pondering your next trip, you are unlikely to book Armenia. The country has wrongly been overlooked as a go-to destination for tourists. But if you visit, you will find a rich cultural heritage where ancient sights and delicious food abound. Throw in the friendly atmosphere (and copious opportunities for extreme sports) and it’s clear that Armenia’s reputation is due for a change. Here are the top 10 reasons to visit Armenia.

Jermuk is a resort town located in the region of the River Arpa source, at a distance of 173 km from Yerevan. The climate is mountainous: it is cool in summer, snowy in winter, but mild and sunny. The main therapeutic functions of Jermuk are a favorable climate and high-quality mineral water.