A Land of Ancient Wonders and Timeless Hospitality
Tucked into the rugged mountains of the South Caucasus, Armenia is one of the world’s best kept secrets. It is an ancient crossroads where East meets West, where history lives in stone, and where strangers are welcomed like family. From sacred monasteries to alpine lakes, this land is rich in soul, story, and breathtaking beauty.
A Story Older Than History
Armenia’s legacy stretches back millennia. It is the land of Mount Ararat, the biblical resting place of Noah’s Ark and the spiritual heartbeat of the Armenian people. The capital, Yerevan, is one of the world’s oldest continually inhabited cities, older than Rome, yet filled with the rhythm of modern life. Here you’ll find lively cafés, open air concerts, jazz bars, and thriving art scenes. Armenia has been home to kings, warriors, artists, and saints. Its ancient petroglyphs, fortress ruins, and preserved manuscripts speak of a people who have endured, built, and worshiped on this land for thousands of years. Every corner of Armenia invites you to explore a chapter in the story of civilization itself.
The Cradle of Christianity
In 301 AD, Armenia became the first nation to adopt Christianity as its state religion. But Armenia’s Christian roots reach even deeper. According to ancient tradition and Church history, the Armenian Church was founded by two of Jesus’ own apostles, Thaddeus and Bartholomew, who brought the gospel to this land in the first century. Their missionary work laid the foundation of a faith that would define the Armenian identity through persecution, empire, and exile. To this day, Armenia remains a living testament to early Christianity. The Church is not just a historical monument here. It is a vital part of the national soul.
Breathtaking Nature and Adventure
From snow capped peaks and deep canyons to lush forests and glassy mountain lakes, Armenia is a paradise for outdoor lovers. Hike through the alpine trails of Dilijan National Park, cruise the serene blue waters of Lake Sevan, or stand at the edge of Noravank Canyon, where red rocks glow in the sunset. Whether you are a seasoned trekker, a nature photographer, or simply looking to unplug and take in the scenery, Armenia offers unmatched landscapes and peaceful solitude.
A Taste of Armenian Hospitality
In Armenia, guests are sacred. Hospitality is not just tradition. It is a way of life. Step into a village home and you will be welcomed with overflowing tables of fresh herbs, grilled meats, homemade cheeses, fruits, and warm bread pulled from a tonir oven. Meals are shared with music, laughter, and heartfelt toasts. Whether in a bustling Yerevan restaurant or a remote mountain village, you will be treated like family because here, every visitor is.
A Legacy of Ancient Winemaking
Armenia is one of the birthplaces of wine, with archaeological discoveries in the Areni 1 cave revealing the world’s oldest known winery, dating back over 6,000 years. Today, that tradition continues. In the sun kissed valleys of Vayots Dzor, visitors can sample elegant reds and crisp whites, meet passionate winemakers, and explore boutique vineyards. From family run cellars to stylish wine bars in Yerevan, Armenia’s wine culture is both ancient and vibrant, and always shared with joy.
Why Travel With Us
At 2BY2, we believe the magic of Armenia is found in the real moments. A quiet sunrise over ancient ruins. A shared laugh in a village courtyard. A lingering meal with new friends.
Our tours are crafted to immerse you in the faith, beauty, history, and hospitality of Armenia. This is not just a destination. It is a story you will carry with you long after you return home.
Come discover Armenia!
Where the past lives on, the landscapes inspire, the wine flows freely, and every guest leaves as a friend.
