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Amasia: reasons to check out shirak’s most colorful village.

Amasia is not particularly a place that comes to mind for most travelers visiting Armenia, but the small village in Shirak is definitely worth a pit-stop on a Lake Arpi journey or if you’re looking for day trips from Gyumri.

This is a quick guide detailing a few reasons to stop by colorful Amasia and why you shouldn’t miss it if you’re on a Shirak road trip !

About Amasia (Ամասիա)

Amasia is a small place.  There are only around 2,200 people living in the village today but it feels like the coziest of places.  Granted, we visited in summer but I love a cold winter, so I suspect it would be a year-round hit for me.

Shirak’s Amasia was previously known as Hamasit, Ghukasyan, and Nerkin Ghukasyan and it sits on the beautiful right bank of the Akhuryan River at 1870m above sea level. It was named after Hayk Nahapet’s grandson, Amasia.

There is not just Amasia village (which we are specifically talking about), but there is also Amasia region which encompasses the following other villages, including Amasia village: Aregnadem, Bandivan, Byurak, Gtashen, Kamkhut, Hovtun, Vozhi, Meghrashat, and Jradzor.

The village, however, is situated about 24 kilometers from Gyumri and is an easy trip from there.  It is also on the road from Gyumri to Lake Arpi National Park , so it is a fantastic pit-stop along the way to get out and stretch your legs.

There is not much that Amasia is known for but the Amasia Wool Factory recently opened in 2019 and has brought some attention to the village.

There is also a Lenin statue, a beautiful gorge, castle ruins, a WWII memorial that was built in 1967, and a colorful array of homes in the village.

In addition, there is a cave complex that dates back to the 13-14th centuries situated 3 kilometers from Amasia village on the right bank of the Akhuryan Gorge.

Reasons to Visit Amasia, Armenia

It’s home to the amasia wool factory.

Founded in 2019, the Amasia Wool Factory is a fantastic initiative that is new to the area but one that is already making its name known across Armenia.

The factory sources raw materials from the shepherds in Shirak in order to produce high-quality Armenian wool for domestic and international use.

One of the best things about the Amasia Wool Factory is that sustainability is at the forefront of its mind and all wools are washing with eco-friendly soaps. In addition, the yarn is dyed with only natural dyes. Wool is dyed with madder root, turmeric, amaranth, indigo, and more.

The Amasia Wool Factory was established with the support of the EU , the Government of Armenia , and People in Need Armenia .

One of the main reasons we wanted to make a stop at the Amasia Wool Factory and check it out ourselves is because the products are absolutely stunning (seriously – they make for the perfect Armenian souvenir to tote home!) and because the project has a mission to increase employment and contribute to women’s empowerment in the local community.

Unfortunately, the factory had to shut its doors due to rampant COVID-19 in Armenia at the time (we were in our first wave of it), but we still had a chance to see the factory from the outside and see the finished products in Gyumri at our favorite teashop, Herbs & Honey .

If you’re interested in purchasing or exporting Armenian wool from Amasia, please read more here .

Chatin Dara Fortress

While it may be in ruins now, Chatin Dara fortress is also really close to Amasia village. When you’re there, you will see a left fork off of the main road that will lead you to Aregnadem (formerly Azizbekov).

This will lead you to Lake Apri but will also guide you to the ruins. This will be right after you pass over the Illiget River/Stream and it is northwest of Amasia village.

Lenin Lives in Amasia

While this may not appeal to many people aside from Aram and me and a few others… it was definitely a key reason why we wanted to visit Amasia.

Amasia is home to a gigantic Lenin statue. It sits in the middle of a derelict yard and is the perfect prop for a few photos.  The statue was built in 1985 and has been sitting in Amasia ever since.

There aren’t many Lenin statues still around in Armenia, so this is quite a remarkable reason to stop, especially if you’re into Soviet history.  It is in the heart of the village and is very easy to find.

The Colorful Homes of Amasia

I have no idea what the reasoning or story is behind this, but Amasia has an array of colorful homes !  You will need to take a left once you enter the village and you will quickly find them.

There are one or two streets of beautiful wooden homes painted a variety of colors and it truly adds a little spice into the village.  Armenia is known for its beautiful pink and black tuff, but sometimes it is nice to see a splash of color thrown into the mix… especially in a small village!

Easy Stop Between Gyumri and Lake Arpi

Our stop in Amasia was a quick pit-stop en route to Lake Arpi.  It sits about 24 kilometers from Gyumri and is a short distance from Lake Arpi.  Once you pull into the village, you will see a stunning gorge .  The gorge is a fantastic place to admire from above and have a picnic!

In my opinion, many places in Shirak seem a bit forgotten about.  There are many amazing things to do in Gyumri and there are some very notable monasteries in the region, but outside of that, people seem to kind of neglect the rest.

We hope that the next time you visit Gyumri (or on your first trip there), you will take the time to explore places like Amasia, or the new ski center in Ashotsk , or even Lake Arpi National Park.

On the way to Amasia and Lake Arpi, be sure not to miss Marmashen Monastery .

Where to Stay in Amasia

To be honest, we have no recommendations for accommodation in Amasia… so we suggest visiting as a quick trip from Gyumri or Lake Arpi.  You can check out our Gyumri hotels guide to see our top picks for Armenia’s second-largest city.

You can also stay at Lake Arpi National Park.  There are some rooms available up there that are clean, affordable, and really lovely!  You can see them on our Lake Arpi travel guide .

How to Get to Amasia

Getting from Gyumri to Amasia is really easy, especially if you have your own car.  However, if you don’t, we suggest you download one of the taxi apps listed on our Armenia travel apps guide (we recommend GG Taxi ).

You can get from the center of Gyumri all the way to Amasia for about 2700 AMD (approximately $5).

How Much Time Should You Spend There

It is up to you, but you can see everything within an hour or two .  There is not too much to do there outside of what we previously mentioned, hence recommending it as a stop on the way to Lake Arpi or other places within the Shirak region.

We hope you found this guide useful and that you will consider a stop in Amasia village on your trip to Shirak!  Please also consider supporting any small businesses you see open when you’re in Amasia (or anywhere in Armenia, for that matter).

If you’re looking for a quick place to eat in Gyumri, stop into Gwoog Gastrohouse and tell them Absolute Armenia said hello and sent you!

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Day 1 Arrive Hanoi

On arrival at Noi Bai International Airport, your guide welcomes you and escorts you to the hotel. Take the opportunity to settle in, unpack and relax before beginning your journey.

Accommodation : In Hanoi Meals : Not included

Day 2 Hanoi Experience & Bat Trang Ceramic Village

Discover Hanoi's rich history, starting at the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum complex, where you can observe his stilt house and The One Pillar Pagoda—a unique Buddhist temple on a single stone pillar rising from a lotus pond. Visit the ancient Temple of Literature, a classic example of Vietnamese architecture and the country's first national university.

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Take a leisurely walk through the village's back lanes, featuring various styles of intricate brickwork and unusual architecture. Finally, emerge at a beautiful temple on the riverbank. Visit the ceramic market to view the enormous range of pottery products made in the village, then transfer back to the hotel.

Accommodation : In Hanoi Meals : Breakfast, Lunch

Day 3 Moon Garden Homestay Experiences

Set off to Moon Garden Homestay, a small retreat hidden amidst the lovely landscapes of rural Hanoi. This is an ideal place to escape from the hustle and bustle of the capital and experience Vietnam’s traditional rural life. Enjoy a welcome drink with local fresh green tea before learning how to cook traditional dishes of Vietnam such as spring roll – voted as one of the ten best dishes in the world by CNN Travel. Stroll around Ky Son village to engage and interact with the friendly locals. Visit the villager’s bee house, kindergarten (Closed on Sat, Sun, and Holidays), and the village market.

Try your hand at catch-and-release fishing in the pond. Explore a local beer shop and taste Bia Hoi – an authentic Vietnamese beer, accompanied by delightful local delicacies. Relax and rejuvenate with a traditional steam bath, enhanced with fragrant herbs like lemongrass, pomelo leaves, and holy basil leaves. Observe the evening Buddha worship before dinner. Conclude your day with a soothing foot bath in warm water, blended with gingers, salt, and mugwort medicinal herbs.

Accommodation : In Ky Son Meals : Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 4 Discover Ky Son & Surrounding

Join Yi Jin Ying, a traditional exercise manual containing a series of breathing exercises that dramatically enhance physical health when practised consistently. Hop on bicycles for a leisurely ride to discover Ky Son, Tam Son, Van Minh, and Cham farming communities. Cycle to Duong Lam ancient village, visit Mia Pagoda, and Mong Phu Communal House. Ride back along the ritual paths of Thang Thac village, passing the Ngo Quyen tomb, and Phung Hung temple. Enjoy having your fingers dipped in a fragrant lime bowl and gently massaged. Spend the rest of the afternoon swimming at a local pool. The leisure is yours to relax or mingle with the host family. If you would like to learn some Vietnamese, one of the family members can be your best teacher. Round off your captivating day with a singing contest at your resort.

Accommodation : In Ky Son Meals : Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner Cycle : Distance – Approx. 16 – 17 km; Grade – Easy

Day 5 Road Travel to Mai Chau

Hit the road to Mai Chau – the gateway to the impressive Northwest area of Vietnam, stop en route at the local market of the Muong ethnic minority, and Thung Khe Pass, and cross many villages and lush rice paddies on the way. Arrive in Van Village – home to the Thai minority and be welcomed by your homestay hosts with an authentic lunch. Spend some time to relax before exploring the shady pathways and take the opportunity to interact with local people and learn about their daily life and customs. Explore the traditional way of weaving and try your hand at the farming experience: preparing and fertilizing the land, raking the ground, sowing, watering … using the traditional methods of hundreds of years ago – no electrical machinery, just buffaloes. A football match with the local children will be an excellent chance for your kids to make friends and truly enjoy the countryside atmosphere. Spend the night in a traditional stilt house with our friendly Thai hosts.

Accommodation : In Mai Chau Meals : Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 6 Mai Chau Chau Hiking

The following morning, visit Mai Chau market where you can see local products & wet market. Here, you can find plenty of freshly picked herbs, vegetables, meat, and fish, which are commonly served in a home-cooked meal by the locals. If lucky, you can find food stalls selling some unique kinds of food like crickets, grasshoppers, or other insects, which are the locals’ favourites to pair with wine or beer. Hike on small paths, past green rice paddies and local stilt houses, and discover the natural beauty of the valley. Gain insight into the lifestyle of Thai ethnic. After stopping for a picnic lunch, continue your hike through rustic villages and lush terrain before meeting the driver, and then it will be time to relax by a pool. Return to the homestay and learn how to use the local fishing techniques using round and cast nets for catching fish or even try to catch a fish by hand. Enjoy a Thai traditional performance, a unique live dance, and music by villagers.

Accommodation : In Mai Chau Meals : Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner Trekking : Distance – approx. 10 km; Grade – Easy

Day 7 Road Travel to Ninh Binh & Leisure Time

Embark on a road trip and drive along a less-travelled route with peaceful landscapes to Ninh Binh (Approx. 3 ½ hour drive) and check into your hotel. The rest of the day is at your leisure to relax or explore the surrounding area.

Accommodation : In Ninh Binh Meals : Breakfast

Day 8 Bicycle Ride to Hoa Lu & Tam Coc Boat Trip

Saddle up on your bicycles and embark on a leisurely ride, passing through villages, plantations, and farmlands en route to Hoa Lu. Hoa Lu is the ancient capital of Vietnam dating back to the 10th and 11th centuries. Explore the sacred Dinh King and Le King temples and gain insight into the history of Vietnam followed by a delightful local lunch. Afterward, drive to Tam Coc, known as the "three caves," which consists of three natural caves — Hang Ca, Hang Hai, and Hang Ba — on the Ngo Đong River. Take an afternoon boat ride on the tranquil waters of the river, meandering through rice fields and limestone karsts, and passing through the caves. End your day with a short transfer back to the hotel.

Accommodation : In Ninh Binh Meals : Breakfast, Lunch

Day 9 Cuc Phuong National Park Excursion

Spend the day in the misty, lush Cuc Phuong National Park, the oldest and largest natural reserve in Vietnam. Cuc Phuong is a renowned and picturesque conservation area that boasts an engaging cultural and wildlife heritage and enchanting scenery. Visit the Endangered Primate Rescue Centre – one of the highlights of Cuc Phuong National Park, where you can see some of the rarest primate species in the world. Continue to explore the Turtle Conservation Centre, which currently houses over 1100 individuals of 19 turtle species native to Vietnam, of which there are 3 found in Cuc Phuong. Embark on an adventure trek through the forest, a great way to discover the diverse flora and fauna of nature. Take time to rest and relax at the hotel pool. Other activities include a boat ride on Van Long Wetland Nature Reserve, sitting atop a buffalo cart, and exploring the lush countryside.

Day 10 Bai Tu Long Bay Overnight Cruise

Bai Tu Long Bay occupies three-quarters of the Halong Bay World Heritage site, as well as many islands in Van Don, Cam Pha District. Even now, Bai Tu Long remains an extensive unexplored area. The cruise in Bai Tu Long Bay is off the beaten track and offers unique experiences.

Your day begins with the scenic drive from Ninh Binh to Halong City. The drive will take you through the rich farmlands of the Red River Delta, with vivid green rice fields, water buffaloes, and Vietnamese village life. Arrive at Halong International Cruise Port in time to board your boat and set sail through the emerald-green waters of Bai Tu Long Bay. Admire the endless and fascinating formations of limestone islands and enjoy a seafood lunch. Climb the pathway to explore a cave that is set below the forest shade and a mountain cliff. Return to the boat and cruise to the overnight anchorage. Time to enjoy a cocktail on the sundeck and a cooking demonstration. After dinner, you may like to try your hand at squid fishing - or simply relax and rest.

Accommodation : On the boat Meals : Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Please note : The cruise itinerary may be subject to change depending on weather conditions.

Day 11 Bai Tu Long Bay Cruise

Enjoy the morning beauty of Bai Tu Long and immerse yourself in the peaceful atmosphere with a cup of coffee. Practice Tai Chi, one of the oldest traditions of East Asia, on the sundeck. Following breakfast, a day boat will take you deeper into the Bay. Enjoy a leisurely day of sightseeing, swimming, and kayaking in a less-visited part of Bai Tu Long Bay. Play a volleyball game on a pristine beach or fly a kite from the boat. You will return to the mother boat in time to catch the sunset over the bay. The boat sets anchor for the second night among the limestone karst formations.

Day 12 Bai Tu Long Bay Cruise & Overland Travel to Hanoi

The following day, wake up to the sun illuminating the spectacular rock formations. The boat sets sail towards Vung Vieng – one of the largest fishing villages in Bai Tu Long Bay. The village is set in a closed lagoon, surrounded by mountains, an excellent setting for some good photos. Take a rowing bamboo boat out to explore the village and experience the daily life of local people living on the bay. Enjoy breakfast (or brunch) on board as the boat cruises back to port, passing along the most scenic routes in the bay. Disembark and transfer to Hanoi; the remainder of the day is yours to rest, shop, or explore the city.

Accommodation : In Hanoi Meals : Breakfast, Lunch (Brunch)

Day 13 Depart Hanoi

Today, it's time for you and your family to return home after a memorable Vietnam holiday. Transfer to the airport according to your flight schedule.

Accommodation : Check-out time is 12:00 Meals : Breakfast

PRICES & DETAILS

A rough idea of the price and what is included in this tour program. The exact price depends on the season, accommodation and activities, it will be provided on your personalised quote.

• Prices are quoted in USD per person based on double-sharing occupancy.
• Prices apply for individual traveller bookings only (FIT, not groups).
• Single supplement will be added to the package prices for bookings of single occupancy rooms.

What's Included

• Ten nights of hotel accommodation
• Two nights of accommodation on a non-private boat
• All specified sightseeing, including entrance fees
• Transportation and transfers in air-conditioned vehicles
• Knowledgeable local guide proficient in either English or French
• Daily breakfast, nine lunches, and six dinners
• High-quality Trek/Giant Mountain bike with a helmet
• Bottled drinking water on cycling days
• Snacks, fresh fruit, and refreshing towels on cycling days
• Government tax and service charges

What's Not Included

• Any International and domestic flights
• Vietnam visa
• Single supplement
• Optional tours and activities
• Meals not included in the itinerary
• Travel insurance
• Tips & gratuities
• Personal expenses such as laundry, telephone, drinks
• Any other services not specified in the itinerary

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