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Dilijan
Dilijan, which is often referred to as the “Little Switzerland of Armenia”, is a beautiful and quiet mountain resort town that is full of greenery and trees, and a clean and beautiful environment. It will be a good place to escape for those who love nature, hiking, and are in search of peace and beauty.
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Dilijan
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Dilijan is one of the most picturesque resorts in Armenia; a place full of nature, tranquility, and culture. The town, which is located in the Tavush region, surrounded by forests, is called “Little Switzerland of Armenia” due to its fertile lands, wonderful scenery, and pleasant air from the mountains.
Travelers searching for calming and uplifting are perfect for this town. National Park surrounds them and the park has clear lakes, hidden trails, and tucked-away monasteries, thus, allowing for hiking, taking pictures, and just being. In fact, nature walks and boating have been given to one of Dilijan’s most favorite places, the beautiful Lake Parz with its reflecting like top and woods around it.
Haghartsin and Goshavank Monasteries, located in the hills, are both cultural treasures and are considered to be the legacy of Armenia’s historical period of ups and downs in terms of spiritual and material aspects reflecting the country’s medieval past. A moment in the town center and one has Sharambeyan Street tempting them to travel back into history with its renovated traditional houses, artisanal workshops, and friendly coffee shops offering local food and herbal teas.
Moreover, Filijan is not only a center for culture but also for art, education, and innovation. The prestigious UWC Dilijan College and various cultural projects responsible for bringing a contemporary spirit to this historic town are among the projects housed in the town.
In the same way, forest trails can be walked on, ancient monasteries can be discovered, or the guests in a mountain guesthouse can relax; Dilijan has still made this experience of nature, culture, and peace unforgettable. Here is where time does not fly and every moment is pure and invigorating.
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Armenia is full of the most picturesque places to see, the most beautiful temples, and the most delicious food. Among the best places are the Garni Temple, Geghard Monastery, Lake Sevan, Tatev Monastery, Khor Virap (where one can enjoy great views of Mount Ararat), and the lively city Yerevan. Besides these, the country has got many other attractions like old churches, wonderful mountain scenery, and tasteful dishes.
The best time to travel to Armenia is in spring (April-June) and Autumn (September-October) when the temperatures are comfy and the conditions for sightseeing and outdoor activities are great. Skiing in Tsaghkadzor is the winter activity of choice, while summer is great for exploring the less hot mountain areas.
Nothing except the very few required for access can stop most nationalities from entering Armenia or getting an e-Visa online. The method is very simple and takes a very short time. It is always better to verify the newest visa requirements based on your nationality prior to making any travel arrangements.
Better yet, tourists will never be in harm's way in Armenia. The country is recognized for its tranquil setting, welcoming people, and hospitable nature. City, village, and nature site visits are all safe and easy for travelers, however, the general safety measures should be followed as they apply to any place.
The culture of Armenia is one of the first in the world, with the most rooted Christian customs, the most delightful songs, and the most dexterous hands in the arts. Among the many flavors of the cuisine, khorovats (a type of barbecue), dolma, lavash (traditional bread), and gata (sweet pastry) are not to be missed. A part of food and hospitality sharing is the life of Armenians.