Tour overview

Ecotourism in Armenia revolves around exploring the country’s diverse landscapes, rich biodiversity, and ancient historical sites while minimizing the negative impact on the environment and supporting local communities.

Here are some aspects of ecotourism in Armenia:

Natural Beauty: Armenia boasts a stunning landscape with lush forests, high mountain ranges, serene lakes, and picturesque valleys. Ecotourism offers opportunities for hiking, birdwatching, nature photography, and other eco-friendly outdoor activities.

 

National Parks and Protected Areas: Armenia has several national parks and protected areas, such as Dilijan National Park, Khosrov Forest State Reserve, and Lake Arpi National Park, which are managed to conserve the country’s unique flora and fauna.

 

Community-based Tourism: Ecotourism in Armenia often involves working closely with local communities to ensure they benefit economically and socially from tourism. Homestays, locally guided tours, and community initiatives offer tourists a chance to experience authentic Armenian life and traditions.

 

Educational and Conservation Programs: Some ecotourism initiatives include educational programs and conservation efforts to raise awareness about environmental issues and encourage active participation in conservation projects.