Is 2 days enough for Armenia?

While I think just spending two days in Yerevan is doing yourself a huge disservice, it is still possible to get a true taste of the city within those two days. This is a Yerevan itinerary for those who are embarking on their first trip to Armenia, one of my favorite places in the world.



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The Armenia itinerary I present below is a suggestion for 3 to 14 days in Armenia and you can adjust it to your needs. What is this? I personally think the best time to visit Armenia is either in spring or in early autumn. Days are still long enough to use them to the maximum but it's not so hot.

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Plan to spend a minimum of two days in Yerevan to experience the best the city has to offer. And then prepare to kick yourself for not spending more time in Yerevan. We really wish we had spent longer in Armenia. Don't be fooled to think there's not much to see or do in Armenia.

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DAY 3 ITINERARY: ESSENTIAL ARMENIA TOUR. It is impossible to see everything Armenia has to offer in three days, but joining Envoy Hostel for a second day trip ensured that Dan and I would leave the country having seen most (though certainly not all) of Armenia's main attractions.

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How Many Days to Spend in Armenia? 4-5 days allows you to see the prettiest monasteries a few hours drive from Yerevan, visit a vineyard and experience the capital. To add Tatev Monastery, located in the south of the country, to your itinerary requires at a minimum two additional days.

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Armenia is relatively inexpensive compared to European countries, Russia, the USA, etc. For example, you can taste traditional Armenian dishes in restaurants for around $15-20, or visit museums for $5 per ticket. The pubs, bars or cafés are also very affordable, even if right in the city center.

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Plan to spend a minimum of two days in Yerevan to experience the best the city has to offer. And then prepare to kick yourself for not spending more time in Yerevan. We really wish we had spent longer in Armenia. Don't be fooled to think there's not much to see or do in Armenia.

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The verdict of our Georgia vs Armenia travel comparison Armenia is excellent, it's only Georgia that's a little (sometimes a lot) better in almost everything. So, in general, we believe that Georgia is a better tourist destination, with a wider variety of things to explore, from culture to natural beauty.

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The best time to explore Armenia is from May to September, as it rarely rains at this time and the temperatures are the most pleasant. July and August are the warmest months, while January is the coldest. July also has the most hours of sunshine, as the sun shines here for a full 11.6 hours a day.

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With its numerous UNESCO sites, including monasteries and churches, Armenia is a treasure trove for history buffs. The country's signature Ararat brandy and wine, along with its delicious fruit and bread, make Armenia a paradise for food lovers.

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It's easy and I would say that most people would probably enjoy Tbilisi more than Yerevan. But Yerevan was (for us) a more cultural experience and we felt a deeper connection to the city. But part of that was because we had the most fantastic guide George for a few days (look him up if going to Yerevan).

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If you're heading to the Caucasus, you should definitely travel to Yerevan and explore the architecture, history, bars, markets and churches that make this city one of the most underrated travel destinations in Eurasia.

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The best time to book flights to Armenia is during the off-season months of January, February, and March. During these months, flight prices are typically cheaper due to fewer tourists visiting the country. Popular flight routes from the US to Armenia include New York City, Los Angeles, and Washington DC.

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Visiting Armenia after Azerbaijan You should have no problems flying into Yerevan. A few questions are to be expected, but nothing extraordinary – why, where, when, the usual stuff. Crossing the land borders should also be pretty straightforward, but prepare to answer questions about your stay in Azerbaijan.

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Do's and Don'ts in Armenia
  • Do check the events calendar.
  • Do expect to see smoking in most places.
  • Do visit the Vernissage.
  • Do Catch Taxi with Taximeter.
  • Do sit in the record-breaking cable car.
  • Do expect that Armenians pay instead of each other.
  • Don't dress very openly.
  • Don't Allow Women to Carry Heavy Items.


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First of all, Azerbaijan is more beauiful and has more awesome places. Secondly, Azerbaijan is more modern. Just try to compare Baku and Erevan over the Internet and you will see. As for the Eid holiday - Azerbaijan is an Islamic country (not state, but, country) and Armenia is a christian country.

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July and August are a fantastic time to be in Armenia and Georgia even if temperatures can take an upturn in Tbilisi and the surrounding lowland areas.

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Azerbaijan and Georgia both offer plenty of outdoors escapes. Georgia is greener but has harsher winters (in some areas). Azerbaijan has a greater variety of landscapes and has smaller, if any, crowds.

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Things to Do in Yerevan Although Yerevan is accessible on foot, it is worth checking out the incredible metro stations in the city while you are here. They are some of the most impressive stations that you have ever seen! Not only is Yerevan full of interesting sights, it also has amazing food.

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