Armenia
Layers are sensible. Temperatures change swiftly, so adjustable layers are best.
Summer focuses on lightweight, breathable fabrics. Winter needs the warmest clothing.
Bring Comfortable walking shoes for city exploration, as much walking is likely.
Sturdy, broken-in Hiking boots are good for excursions to monasteries or mountains with uneven terrain.
Sandals or open shoes suit summer but should be comfortable for walking. Waterproof boots are essential for winter snow and slush.
Keeping your documents organized and secure lessens stress during your trip.
Plan for local power requirements and communication needs. Armenia uses Type C and F plugs.
Applications can greatly simplify navigation and communication. Secure your data.
Use services like Google Drive or Dropbox for regular photo and document backups.
An External hard drive or USB stick serves as a local backup for files.
An RFID-blocking wallet or passport holder protects credit card information.
A well-stocked personal health kit readies you for minor ailments and aids well-being.
Address specific health concerns like insect exposure or sun exposure.
Gear needed for planned activities like hiking.
Specific clothing if heading to ski resorts like Tsaghkadzor.
Consider specialized items that enhance your Yerevan experience.
These items enhance comfort, security, and overall travel experience.
Sustainable choices and region-specific essentials enhance your trip.
Reduces waste from cafes.
Supports local economy and culture.
Minimizes environmental footprint.
Utilize Yerevan's spring water fountains.
Armenia is generally conservative. When visiting religious sites, modest dress is suitable for both men and women (shoulders and knees covered). Women may also need to cover their heads; carrying your own scarf is convenient.
For general public appearances, avoid overly revealing clothing, especially in more traditional or rural areas. Dressing respectfully shows appreciation for local customs.
