Green Tour - Tours in Armenia

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07/12/2017

07/12/2017

Dear guests,we are happy to inform that it is snowing in Armenia and we are ready to organize winter tours for you to see the beauty of our country .

22/09/2017

This is the right time to come and taste Armenian grapes.
And by the way on October 07 will be ARENI WINE FESTIVAL.
For more information you can write to us. :)
We are always happy to help you.

14/09/2017

Discover Armenia from the sky🎈
In the framework of events marking the 2799th anniversary of Yerevan's foundation, an international hot air balloon festival titled 'Discover Armenia from Above' will be organized in October in Yerevan.
Hot air balloons will sail through the sky and create a dreamlike atmosphere in the Armenian capital.

25/08/2017

Cheers... Have a good day with Armenia.

25/08/2017

Good afternoon dear friends

25/08/2017

Autumn is coming.Best time to travel in Armenia.
We are waiting for you :) :) :)

17/07/2017

Watermelon Festival was held in the area of the Swan Lake and brings Yerevan special bright colours and high mood. During the event, the carving specialists presented their skills in watermelon design in the pavilions of 12 administrative districts. The festival was accompanied by the concert program of popular performers. During the festival the representatives of show-business treated watermelon to townspeople and the guests of the capital. Every year a number of surprisesis increasing to make the fest more interesting.

15/07/2017

Next Week .... On July 23 Green Tours welcome you to Armenia to celebrate one of the interesting celebration in Armenia.Celebration of Vardavar.

Vardavar is one of Armenian national-religious holidays which has its deep roots in pagan era. Vardavar is celebrated on the 14th Sunday after Easter celebration during the period from 28 June to 1 October. In Vardavar people spray each other with great amount of water. Vardavar is not only a perfect way of being refreshed on a hot summer day but also it changes into a real holiday of water. Besides, water of Vardavar considers to be healing, and everybody should get at least several drops of water during spraying each other. It is also traditional to fly doves in vardavar. Vardavar has been celebrated more solemnly in villages where the merry songs and dances, various games and jocks are the inseparable part of the holiday.

04/07/2017

Cascade staircase 1975 and now

28/06/2017

Today is very hot,and we are ready to our tour to Sevan lake.Write to us for your great holidays in Armenia. :)

22/06/2017

Good Morning Armenia

14/06/2017

Dear guests,now is already hot and very soon it will be possible to swim in lake Sevan.

😊We will be very glad to be your host in Armenia.

29/05/2017

Good morning,Armenia is waiting for you.

24/05/2017

Yerevan Cascade stairs and Opera house in 1978 and now

23/05/2017

Armenia

23/05/2017

Good morning from Yerevan-the capital of Armenia.

22/05/2017

Mount Ararat
Referred to as the sacred mountain of Armenians and being regarded as the dream and the image of their soul snow-capped Mount Ararat is an inactive volcanic mountain, which proudly rises with its two conical peaks in the Armenian Highland.

18/05/2017

This year Armenia will celebrate “The Museum Night” on May 20.

One night a year the museums of Armenia and many countries of the world are open to welcome visitors all night long inviting them to take part in the festival “The Museum Night”. The idea of the festival belongs to the Ministry of Culture of France. It is held on May 14 till midnight and has been celebrated in Armenia since 2005.
“The Museum Night” converts to the International Museum Day on May 18. May 18 was announced the International Museum Day during the symposium of the International Committee of Museums (ICOM) held in Moscow and Saint Petersburg in 1977. A year later this day was already celebrated in more than 150 countries.

On the Museum Night and the International Museum Day all the museums of Armenia work as free pass. On these days various events are held, such as film screening, exhibitions, morning performances, which make the festival more colorful and challenge everyone to integrate in the important cultural event.

Write us for more information . :)

15/05/2017

Good morning to all our guests from around the world,Thank you for choosing us. :)

13/05/2017

Amberd is a fortress complex with a church built on the slopes of Mt. Aragats at 2,300 meters above sea level in the XI-XIII centuries. The road leading up to it on Mt. Aragats is virtually uninhabited and has gently sloping hills with the occasional shepherd and beekeeper. many wildflowers and great views. Amberd is a tall fortress built on a rise in between two streams. The church, built in 1026 by the architect Vagram Pakhlavuni, is slightly down the hill from the fortress, nearer to where the two streams join.
Bring a lunch along because it is a perfect spot to relax, go back in time, and catch your breath. As well there were no places to stop for food anywhere near Amberd.
Amberd stands on a rocky eminence, again one of the impregnable fortresses of medieval Armenia. The princely castle of Amberd was built in the 11th to 13th centuries. A two-storeyed structure fitted with a majestic staircase, the castle is protected by walls with inclined towers. The baths were constructed outside the palace in the 13th century. The church was built in 1026 by Prince Vahram Pahlavuni. It belongs to the cupola'd hall type. The exterior architecture is simple and expressive, crowned by an umbrella shaped cupola.

12/05/2017

Good morning everyone.Green Tour wish you a happy spring day

11/05/2017

Number4. Last interesting fact about Armenia for today :)

Explore Yerevan, the ‘pink city’ of Armenia
Once you step into Yerevan, you’ll be in awe of its beautiful architecture where its buildings were made up of volcanic rocks of various shades of pink! That’s how Yerevan got its nickname ‘Pink City” or sometimes also known as the city of stones. Yerevan is a very developed city with modern architecture, cultural centres (Opera House), museums and monuments. Some of these highlights include the Republic Square, Genocide Memorial, Mother Armenia Monument, Vernissage Art Market, just to name a few. Check out our post on exploring the “pink city” Yerevan in Armenia! You definitely have to dedicate at least 1 full day or more to explore the main sights of this beautiful city!

11/05/2017

Number 3.
Drink the famous Armenian coffee
The difference between Armenian coffee and others lies in its preparation method. For Armenians, they’ll usually crush the coffee beans, add water to it, and then heat it in a special Armenian coffee pot where it’s narrower at the top. Once the coffee mixture start to rise and foam, it’s ready for drinking! Thick Armenian coffee without sugar and a thick layer of residue at the base of the cup, just the way they like it. You have to try it!

Fun fact: Our guide shared with us that some ladies could even tell their future by looking at the stains left behind on the inner side of the cup by the thick coffee mixture!

P.S. Number 4 you will see from 2 hours :)

11/05/2017

Number 2. Indulge in the delicious local cuisine
We had a great opportunity to dine at Cross of Unity in Echimiazin, which was a social enterprise cafe where children get to attend art classes for free and people with disabilities get to work there to earn a living. They also own a restaurant that offers excellent local food such as Morash (shredded chicken mixed with green peas) and Kyufta (handmade sausage beef, grains and sauteed mushrooms). Armenians love to eat bread (Lavash), which is a thin layer of flat chewy bread that’s made from flour, salt and water and baked in an underground Tonir (earth oven). The Lavash can be kept for 1 year without turning bad. So usually the local women will bake the Lavash in bulk and then store them to eat slowly for the next few months. Armenians cannot imagine having their meals without bread! (Even if they’re eating rice, they’ll need to have bread with it too!)

Fun fact: The difference between Armenian way of baking their bread lies in the Tonir that’s situated underground instead of on the ground like how Central Asia or Iran does it.

P.S. from 2 hours you will see the number 3 :)

11/05/2017

Today's subject .

Top Things To Do In Armenia

Number 1
Be awed by the beautiful ancient churches & ruins
Armenia was said to be the first country to have adopted Christianity as its state religion back in the 301AD (more than 1,700 years ago!). A lot of these churches built back then have been restored and today, you’ll be able to visit the sites of these awe-inspiring millennium old monasteries. You can imagine the immense amount of rich history of these churches that dates way back into the past, it was certainly an eye-opener for us.

P.S. from 2 hours you will see the number 2 :)

10/05/2017

:) :) :) Hello from Armenia