‘Autumn in Armenia: a season impossible not to fall in love with’ – media

Travel + Leisure Central Asia has highlighted Armenia as a unique autumn destination. The article beautifully showcases Armenia’s landscapes, rich culture, warm hospitality, and the unforgettable charm of the season.

“An endless play of color sweeps across the land: vineyards and mountain forests shimmer from amber to crimson, while meadows and pastures stretch out like carpets under the warm sun. The flow of tourists slows down, the roads grow quieter, and the impressions – only richer.

For travelers who prefer to stay on the ground, Dilijan National Park is the place to go – its forests rustle with gold, and the trails lead to the lakes Parz and Gosh, mirroring the sky like glass. The Lori region is all about walks through the Stepanavan Dendropark, where more than 500 species of trees turn into dozens of shades – from honey to crimson. And Jermuk, famous for its mineral springs and waterfalls, becomes a place of strength: here, you simply want to listen to the mountain streams and catch the breath of autumn.

Yerevan exudes a special cozy atmosphere: small wine bars and cafés invite you to try traditional dishes accompanied by a glass of Armenian wine. But the true magic begins beyond the capital – at the vineyards. Evenings here unfold to the sounds of live music, with a cheese platter and a glass of wine in hand, as the sun sets slowly over the vines,” the article reads.