Armenia · ARMENIAN FOOD & LAVASH BAKING
15 reviewed
Lavash goes onto the wall of a clay pit sunk into the floor and comes out blistered two minutes later, and most food days here start there. Below are the 15 best: which include a full table afterwards, which are hands-on, which pair the kitchen with a monastery morning, and what each one costs.
Garni, Symphony of Stones, Geghard, and lavash baking in one half-day loop from Yerevan. Entrance fees and snacks included.
“We had a great time with the guide Tigran and the driver Mayis. Beautiful sight with accurate explanations of the guide in English and Russian.”
One day from Yerevan: Ararat views at Charents Arch, UNESCO Geghard, Symphony of Stones in Azat Canyon, Garni Temple, lavash baking.
“The guide was excellent and all the sites were interesting. I would suggest leaving off the lunch and just doing the bread experience.”
A smooth day trip from Yerevan to Tsaghkadzor ropeway, Kecharis Monastery, Lake Sevan, and a trout BBQ treat.
“One of my memorable guided tours well planned, organized and conducted by Hyur- guide was awesome- clear explanations of history and importance of each place”
A 4-hour Yerevan cultural walking tour with Armenian food tastings, major landmarks, and khachkar stories, led in English.
“A great walking tour of the city. Tigran is very passionate about his city and country's history. If you're short on time in the city, it's a great way to see the sites and learn alot about Armenia's past. The food tasting was delicious aswell!”
Khor Virap, Geghard, Garni and lavash baking in one day from Yerevan. Bilingual guide, WiFi bus, and photo-friendly stops.
“As and introvert I was afraid at first how do I survive a tour with a group of 50, but it was very nicely organized. The group divided into smaller groups by language and on every sight we had some time with the guide and some time to wander around on our own. Our guide Marina communicated very well and gave us clear instructions, in order to have this big group to be on the schedule and getting the best of this trip. The sights were amazing and I got to know Armenia a lot better thanks to our guide.”
Garni, Geghard, and the Symphony of Stones from Yerevan, with WiFi comfort and a hands-on lavash baking master class.
“Our tour guide was very good they transfer you the story as its should with clarifies and the details tha you should know. All places was amazing.”
One smooth half-day in Armenia: Hovhannavank and Saghmosavank monasteries, a quick Ashtarak church stop, plus Gourmet Dourme chocolate tasting.
“Tour was fantastic. Guide Marina was super informative and learnt so much about Armenia and the different sites from her, including some very fun facts which I would never had known of she didn't point it out. Lunch was at the place we had wine and got to taste also a local sweet treat. Food was very tasty. Safely driven by Haik. Would highly recommend the tour.”
A 6-hour Yerevan day trip hitting Garni pagan temple, Geghard cave monastery, Charents Arch, and the Symphony of Stones basalt columns.
“The guide Arthur was wonderful, helpful and worried for the group. His english is very good and he's always ready for the people.”
A 7-day Armenia culture and cuisine route from Yerevan to UNESCO sites, caves, Tatev by cable car, and tastings of wine, brandy, and mineral water.
“We had an amazing trip with Barev Armenia, encompassing both Armenia and Georgia, and could not be more pleased with the tour's organization. We took a private tour for 4 people, 2 of whom were of a quite advanced age. The agency took into consideration our requirements and needed variations for the tour, as well as quickly changing travel plans for our travel companions, and, as a result, provided us with an intensive yet manageable itinerary that all of our group enjoyed.”
Private 3.5-hour Yerevan walking food tour with 6 Armenian tastings, Silk Road dumplings, and a sweet finish, in English.
“Loved Anna and her enthusiasm and passion for her city and country ❤️. Highly recommended to get it as an introductory tour to Armenia”
A 7-day Armenia food and monastery route from Yerevan, with UNESCO sites, tastings, and hands-on cooking classes for small groups.
“I travelled to Yerevan, in Dec 2021 with my wife and 3yr old son from Dubai. Oneway helped us from the time we landed, all the way until they dropped us back for our return flight.”
4x4 Areni Cliffs dinner in Noravank Canyon: 3-course seasonal meal, wine, rangers, and Noravank Monastery views.
“After many years knocking around Armenia for work, I han not taken the time to really see Armenian sites and experience the culture. I was completely blown away by this experience. Yes the views, the mountains, the crazy scary jeep ride were Read more”
Day trip from Yerevan to Tsaghkadzor and Sevan with Kecharis Monastery, ropeway views, boat ride, and salted fish master-class.
“It was one of the most beautiful sites that we ever gone!! We had the best tour guide and we love every second of the tour. If you ever come here, you must take the Yerani travel and ask for Anastasia.”
Small-group day from Yerevan to Kecharis, Tsaghkadzor ropeway views, Lake Sevan, Sevanavank, and a trout BBQ stop.
“Our excursion to Tsaghkadzor and Lake Sevan was unforgettable thanks to our guide, Arsen.”
Jeep up to Mt Yeranos for a seasonal 3-course meal, with Azat Reservoir views and golden-mountain scenery near Yerevan.
“Of course the highlight was arriving at the top of Mt. Yeranos and being greeted with a beautiful table set up with appetizers and our chef proceeded to make us a delicious cocktail. But the whole trip was amazing: all the details taken cRead more”
