About This Tour
Festival tours in Armenia are a perfect combination of relaxation, sightseeing, national cuisine, and vivid emotions. Whether you are interested in wine, gastronomy, music, or folk traditions, Armenia always has a festival that will make your journey unforgettable. Throughout the year, dozens of festivals take place across the country, attracting travelers from all over the world. Festival tours allow you not only to see Armenia’s famous landmarks but also to become part of a real celebration, experience local culture, cuisine, and traditions. Guests can take part in tastings, master classes, folk celebrations, and meet local people.
In Armenia, you will enjoy:
Yerevan Wine Days
One of the most popular events is the “Yerevan Wine Days” festival. Every year at the beginning of June, the central streets of the capital turn into a huge tasting platform, where the best Armenian wines, gastronomic dishes, and musical programs are presented.
Dolma Festival
Gastronomy lovers will enjoy the Dolma Festival. This is a true celebration of Armenian cuisine, where the country’s best chefs present dozens of variations of one of the most famous national dishes. Guests can taste both traditional recipes and modern author interpretations, as well as enjoy concert programs and folk dances.
Khorovats (Barbecue) Festival
Armenian khorovats (barbecue) is considered a national culinary symbol of the country. The annual khorovats festival in Akhtala gathers thousands of guests and participants. Here you can taste different types of barbecue, learn the secrets of its preparation, and experience the atmosphere of true Armenian hospitality.
Vardavar – the most joyful holiday in Armenia
Vardavar is one of the most memorable experiences of a trip to Armenia. It is an ancient festival during which people splash water on each other. On this day, city streets turn into one large celebration area filled with laughter, joy, and good mood.
Cultural and musical festivals
In addition to gastronomic events, Armenia hosts international film festivals, jazz festivals, the “Taraz” national costume festival, as well as numerous open-air concerts. These events allow visitors to discover contemporary art and the country’s rich cultural heritage.
