Immerse yourself in colorful nature when embarking on a riding experience through Armenian mountains and cantering across lush green gorges. The mountain forests and grasslands are full of biodiversity, and your trails along the verdant canyons, valleys, and countryside offer the best natural views as well as important historical sites. Picnic cuisine includes locally grown vegetables, native cheeses, bread, and wines, served under the shade of trees. The camping tents and guesthouses are located on scenic hillsides where you will explore centuries-long traditions of the local lifestyle.

Local, Seasonal Ingredients: All the dishes featured on this Wild Food Adventure are prepared using seasonal ingredients sourced from local farms or foraged from the forest. Native, Authentic Recipes: With the support of an expert Armenian food historian, your hosts have created a menu that is true to the culinary heritage of the region, preserving and sharing local food traditions with travelers like you. Expertly Trained Community Hosts: Your hosts have been trained in the culinary arts, hygiene, food and waste management, environmental protection, first aid, and hospitality at the Yeremyan Academy, Armenia’s top culinary school, so that you can enjoy this experience in comfort. Untouched Natural Landscapes: This experience takes place in the forests near Odzun village. Your hosts take all the necessary steps to ensure that the natural environment is left as it was before your experience.

This 2-day horseback riding tours offers the beauty and diversity of the Tumanyan district, steeped in Armenian history and culture. Along the way you will enjoy the song of native birds, and spectacular sceneries over mountains and canyons. Your lodging is a cozy guesthouse renowned for its outstanding cuisine. You also have an option to dine under the stars and fall asleep at a comfortable safari tent. This ride is a very special offer on your adventure vacations in the north of Armenia.

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