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Armenia is ideal for Dubai travelers wanting to explore something different as it is an untouched country dotted with monasteries and lakes alongside magnificent mountains. From UAE, Armenia is less than three and a half hours by flight. Visa free travel is available for Armenia tour packages from Dubai which allows them to easily access the country’s rich history, intricate culture and amazing food.
UAE nationals can enter Armenia free of charge for a maximum of 180 days in a calendar year. Other UAE residents will have differing passport based visa restrictions. Some may be eligible for a visa on arrival or e-visa. Make sure that your passport is valid for at least six months beyond the expected date of travel and check for the most up to date guidelines prior to purchasing tickets.
The ideal periods to travel to Armenia are during spring (April - June) and autumn (September - October). These have mild climate conditions alongside beautiful, blooming nature ideal for outdoor activities. January to February marks the start of winter, where Tsaghkadzor becomes a prime skiing and snowboarding location. The summer months (July - August) also experience vibrant cultural activities such as festivals, as well as exciting lake getaways. Preferring to travel without encountering large groups of tourists? The slow season is a sweet spot for this. With exciting museums, music, cozy cafes, and friendly people, the capital city Yerevan, offers lively energy year round. No matter your preference – nature, culture, or winter sports – Armenia accommodates for every interest throughout the year.
For hotel seekers wanting an urban vibe, Yerevan boasts chic hotels right at the Republic Square and next to the Cascade. If natural views and surroundings appeal to you more, then eco-lodges and forest resorts in Dilijan, nicknamed “Armenian Switzerland,” are perfect. Other accommodations such as lakeside cabins and serene guest houses can be found around Lake Sevan. Tsaghkadzor serves as the winter king when it comes to ski accommodations, offering a panoramic view of the mountains. From family run guesthouses to elegant hotels, Armenia offers a wider range of unique staying options tailored for various travel destinations and styles.
Armenia offers a combination of rich culinary traditions, monks’ ancient monasteries, and mountainous landscapes. Traveling from Dubai to Armenia takes approximately three hours by flight. Winter average temperature in Armenia is -6°C and can go as high as 30°C in summer depending on the region. A perfect travel destination for nature and culture enthusiasts. Ideal for families, couples, and even solo travelers. The country shares the same time zone as Dubai, GMT +4. With the currency being the Armenian Dram (AMD). Armenian is the country’s official language. While English is widely understood by speakers in shopping areas.
While the rest of the world is sleeping, Yerevan boasts a cheap taxi service throughout the city. One can also rent a car to enjoy the splendid scenery of the Armenian countryside.
Brace yourself for an outdoor adventure with a sprinkle of the ancient world. Explore the endless hiking trails in Lastiver, get lost in the wine regions of Areni, dive into refreshing cool air in Dilijan National Park or go skiing in Tsaghkadzor. Don’t forget to visit the world’s long cable-car ride at Tatev alongside Garni Temple and Geghard Monastery. Lastly, Yerevan’s night markets await you.
Armenian cuisine combines rich dishes such as grilled meat accompanied by stews with fragrant fresh herbs and doughy, hand-crafted bread. Meals typically begin with seasonal salads and assorted appetizer dishes like basturma and dolma. Traditional flatbread Lavash is baked in ovens buried in the ground. Khash and spas (yogurt soup) are also popular. Armenian wine and brandy also gained popularity. Desserts like gata and paklava are perfect accompaniments to Armenian coffee.
