When do the leaves change in Armenia — Dilijan & Lesser Caucasus?
Armenia's Lesser Caucasus forests peak around Dilijan and Lake Sevan, where oak, maple and hornbeam woodland turns against a backdrop of volcanic highland grassland.
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Things to do in fall in Armenia — Dilijan & Lesser Caucasus
3 iconic stops, including scenic drives, farms, haunts, and the views locals plan their October around.
Dilijan National Park
National parkTypically September 1–October 24
Forested hills in Tavush Province, 240 sq km of oriental beech, Caucasian oak and hornbeam that locals call 'Armenia's Switzerland' for the…
Sevanavank Monastery, Lake Sevan
ViewpointTypically September 20–October 15
Two 9th-century churches sit on a former island, now a peninsula, at the northwestern edge of Lake Sevan, Armenia's inland sea at almost…
Tatev Monastery
ViewpointA 9th-century monastic complex on a basalt plateau above the Vorotan Gorge in Syunik Province, reached by the Wings of Tatev cable car, at…
Frequently asked
- What are the best things to do in fall in Armenia — Dilijan & Lesser Caucasus?
- The iconic stops: Dilijan National Park, Sevanavank Monastery, Lake Sevan, Tatev Monastery. Every one is mapped on this page with its peak-color timing.