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Armenia, where stone remembers everything
Monasteries hanging over gorges, apricot orchards under Mount Ararat, and the warmest table in the Caucasus. We write guides and run small-group tours.
Local expertise
Guides written on the ground, village by village, season by season.
Small groups
Never more than ten travellers — monasteries deserve silence.
Slow travel
Fewer kilometres, longer tables, real conversations with hosts.
Latest stories
Guides, places and people from our notebooks.
Day trips
Garni & Geghard: the perfect first day trip
A pagan temple above a basalt gorge, a monastery carved into the mountain, and lavash baked in front of you — all within an hour of Yerevan.
Monasteries
Tatev: a monastery on the edge of the world
Ride the longest reversible cable car on earth across the Vorotan gorge, and land in a ninth-century university carved into the cliff.
Nature
Lake Sevan, the blue pearl at 1,900 metres
One of the highest great lakes in the world: peninsula churches, smoked whitefish, and beaches that feel like the seaside of a country with no sea.
Signature tours
Hand-crafted itineraries, led by local guides.
7 days
Classic Armenia in 7 days
The essential journey: Yerevan, Garni, Geghard, Lake Sevan, Dilijan and the cable car to Tatev — with the long lunches in between.
3 days
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Wine roads of Areni
Three days in the world’s oldest wine country: the 6,100-year-old Areni-1 cave, family cellars, and Noravank’s red cliffs.
5 days
Hiking the Dilijan trails
Five days on foot through Armenia’s little Switzerland: beech forests, lake Parz, hidden monasteries and the Transcaucasian Trail.
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