Festivals and Events

Yell Extreme Park is a world-class extreme adventure park in Armenia, nestled in the forests of Yenokavan, Tavush region.

The annual Yerevan Color Run is a 5 Km race through Armenia’s capital city. At the starting line, participants warm up by listening to energetic music.

Vartavar, one of the most favorite Armenian traditional holidays, is another Christian feast with roots from the pagan times. It is a summer holiday with movable date.

An Eco Festival is annually organized in the breathtaking gorges of Vayots Dzor, promoting the historical richness of the area, the importance of nature preservation

Artsakh Airfest is the most awaited event in Artsakh; it fills you up with positive energy and amazement. During this festival, Stepanakert Airport becomes one of ...

Hamov-Hotov Yerevan Festival celebrates the preparation and taste of Armenian holiday dishes. Every year the festival takes place in a different public park

Launched a few years ago, the annual Yerevan Wine Days is growing to become one of the most favorite street festivals in Yerevan. Organized over a May weekend

Easter or the Resurrection of Jesus Christ is the oldest and most important holiday in the Christian calendar, including the Armenian Apostolic Church.

Tsaghkazard or Palm Sunday is a religious and folk holiday celebrated a week before Easter, in commemoration of Jesus’ “day of entering to Jerusalem”

Dolma is one of the most popular dishes in the Armenian cuisine and surely deserves its own place in the festivals. The annual Dolma Festival takes place in Musaler

On February 14, the Armenian Church celebrates the Feast of Jesus’ Presentation at the Temple in Jerusalum. On the eve of Tiarn’ndaraj, or Candlemas as it is known