Hyur Service is a travel company in Yerevan with around 25 years of experience, specializing in guided tours and day trips in Armenia. We arrange group and private tours, tour packages, transfers and transportation services, as well as apartment rentals and hotel booking for travelers visiting Armenia.
Armenia
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Travel Guide
Planning a trip to Armenia? At Hyur Service, we believe every traveler arrives as a guest and leaves as a friend. To help you navigate your adventure with ease, we've gathered the most essential tips, local secrets and practical answers to the questions travelers ask most often – from visas, safety and transportation to food, culture, costs and the best places to visit. For specific details on how to book our tours, payment methods and reservation policies, please visit our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) page. Whether you are searching for the perfect view of Mount Ararat, wondering where to find the best local khorovats, or simply want to know what to expect before you arrive, this guide is designed to help you plan with confidence and explore Armenia like a local. -
Attractions & Activities
Explore the best places to visit in Armenia with one guide to the country's top attractions and activities. From Yerevan sightseeing, Garni Temple, Geghard Monastery, Lake Sevan and Tatev Monastery to waterfalls, mountains, museums, wine experiences and UNESCO-listed sites, this page helps you discover both must-see landmarks and lesser-known gems across Armenia. Use the filters to browse by region, category, distance from Yerevan, popularity and admission fee, then check opening hours, ticket prices and map location to plan your trip and build your itinerary with ease. -
Restaurants & Clubs
Discover the best restaurants, bars and clubs in Armenia in one guide to the country's top dining and nightlife venues. From traditional Armenian cuisine and cozy restaurants in Yerevan to wine houses, cafes, beerhouses and stylish spots across the regions, this page helps you find where to eat, drink and enjoy a memorable night out in Armenia. Use the filters to browse venues by region, type, cuisine and amenities, then check working hours, address and map location to plan your culinary experience with ease. -
Festivals & Holidays
Festivals, holidays and cultural events are among the best ways to experience Armenia's traditions, food and local spirit throughout the year. From "Yerevan Wine Days", Yerevan Color Festival and music events to berry festivals, harvest celebrations and other local traditions, this page helps you find the most interesting festivals and events across Armenia and choose the best time for your visit. Browse by date and check practical details such as location, event date, start time and participation fee to plan your trip with ease.
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02 Aug, 2026
7-8 min
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Armenian Cuisine: 10 Traditional Dishes to Try in Armenia
Food in Armenia is hospitality, heritage and celebration all on one table. Rooted in ancient traditions, Armenian cuisine blends fresh ingredients, bold flavors and slow cooking methods that have been passed down through generations. For travelers, trying local dishes is one of the best ways to understand Armenia's culture and spirit. -
15 Jul, 2026
4-5 min
107 times
Mount Ararat – Symbol of Armenia: Best Places to Admire the View
For anyone visiting Armenia, the first unforgettable sight is often Mount Ararat rising above the horizon. Its snowcapped peaks dominate the skyline of Yerevan and the surrounding valleys, visible from countless corners of the country. Depending on the season and time of day, the mountain shifts in character from glowing pink at sunrise, golden at sunset, or shimmering white against a winter sky. -
26 May, 2026
15-17 min
204 times
Forget the Alps: Why is Armenia Your Next Hiking Trip?
Tired of the same old trails? The ones where the path is more crowded than a city sidewalk and the views, while beautiful, feel… expected? You crave something more. An adventure that seeps into your soul. A land that offers not just a hike, but a story. -
28 Apr, 2026
10-12 min
228 times
Live the Land: Ecotourism in Farms, Vineyards & Villages of Armenia
Think you know Armenia? You might have a picture of Yerevan's vibrant cafes or the ancient temples that stand like stone sentinels against the sky. But what if we told you the real soul of this country isn't found in the city buzz? It's in the taste of a sun-ripened apricot plucked straight from the tree. It's in the quiet hum of a village waking up to the smell of baking bread. It's waiting for you, just beyond the city limits. -
10 Apr, 2026
13-15 min
589 times
Jermuk, Armenia: A First-Timer's Spa & Wellness Vacation Guide
Feeling overwhelmed by the endless hum of daily life? Are you stressed, drained, and longing for a true escape? What if you could journey to a place where the air is crisp, the mountains stand guard, and the very water that flows from the earth is designed to heal you? -
13 Mar, 2026
5-6 min
418 times
The best hotels in Armenia 2026: a complete guide to luxury holidays from Yerevan to the mountain resorts
Armenia is gradually becoming part of the global premium tourism map. Just ten years ago there were only a few international-level hotels here, and today the country is confidently competing with European resorts. And it does so in its own way: here, luxury is never separated from culture and nature. In this guide, we have gathered the best hotels in Armenia for 2026 – from Yerevan's urban palaces to mountain eco-retreats. -
26 Feb, 2026
11-13 min
963 times
Lake Sevan: the pearl of Armenia – a complete recreation guide
Sevan is often called the Armenian sea, and this is not just a beautiful metaphor. The huge high-altitude lake occupies almost one fifth of the country's territory and is so vast that on its shores it is easy to forget that you are not by the sea. There is special air here, constantly changing water colors, and a sense of openness that you do not expect in the mountains. In summer people come here to swim and sunbathe, in autumn to walk along the shore and watch the sky reflected in the water, and in winter the lake turns into a picture painted by ice and wind. This guidebook brings together all the answers: how to get there, where to stay, what to taste, and which routes to choose so that a vacation at Lake Sevan will be remembered for a long time. -
02 Feb, 2026
7-9 min
775 times
Armenian Carpets: History and Symbolism of Patterns
Carpet weaving in Armenia is a tradition that stretches back thousands of years. Each carpet is a canvas of colors and motifs, carrying the memory of families, regions and beliefs. Patterns that may look decorative to the casual eye often carry meaning, from wishes of prosperity to symbols of protection.
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Анастасия Лекарева
Russia
03-08-2026
Мы провели 5 дней в компании Hyur
Service. Посетили самые знаковые места Армении: Татев, Хор Вирап, Гарни, Эчмиадзинский собор, Севан.
Хотим отметить высокий уровень организации - всегда все вовремя, машины стоят у офиса уже в 9 утра и ждут гостей, гиды очень интересно подают информацию. Хочу сказать большое спасибо всем гидам: Самвелу, Анаид, Нине и Давиду, а также водителям: Карену, Спартаку, Джано, Йозефу. У вас профессиональная команда и с вами путешествовать легко и приятно. Также хочу отметить, что очень приятно, что выдают водичку на протяжении всей поездки, и есть wifi в автобусе, чтобы всегда оставаться на связи. Отдельно хочу отметить работу гида Давида, он своей энергией заряжал всех нас и так приятно, что такие люди делятся своими знаниями и эмоциями. Спасибо за прекрасный отдых! -
Анна Макеева
Russia
30-07-2026
Обзорная экскурсия по Еревану и коньячный завод с дегустацией.
Однозначно рекомендую. Гид Артур, легкий в общении, веселый, эрудированный. Словили Только положительные эмоции ! -
Ani Avanessian
United States of America
28-07-2026
Thank you again for a lovely excursion today! Jasmine is an expert tour guide and she and Araik made the trip perfect! We’ll be sure to leave a formal recommendation on trip advisor when we get home. In the interim, wanted to thank you for many wonderful tours for my family for our first visit to Armenia (including Rosa and Rose and the drivers from our other trips!).