Shengavit

Citizens of most EU countries, the US, and many others do not need a visa for stays up to 180 days. Check with the Armenian embassy.

Armenian Dram (AMD). ATMs are widely available, and credit cards are accepted in hotels and larger restaurants.

In Shengavit and Yerevan, English is spoken by younger people and in tourism-related businesses, but Russian is more common among older generations.

Armenian food is rich in herbs, grilled meats (khorovats), fresh vegetables, lavash bread, and dairy like matsun. Try dolma and gata.

Yes, ride-hailing apps like Yandex Go and Uber operate in Yerevan. Always confirm the fare beforehand if using street taxis.

Shengavit has local markets and small shops. For malls and souvenirs, head to the city center (Vernissage market) or the Dalma Garden Mall.

The Shengavit Archaeological Site has a small entrance fee (about 1000 AMD). Guided tours are available.

Zvartnots Airport is about 15 minutes away by taxi (around 3500 AMD). Public buses also connect to the city.

Yerevan's tap water is safe to drink, but if you have a sensitive stomach, bottled water is recommended.

Comfortable walking shoes, a hat and sunscreen for summer, a light jacket for evenings, and warm clothing for winter. Modest attire for church visits.