Jermuk is a balneological and medical resort of Armenia.

Jermuk is a universal place to relax. You can come here in any season. Local bazaars and shops offer inexpensive products. Tourists most often buy jewelry, ceramics, cognac, wine, spices as a memory of the city. The main souvenir of the resort is mineral water. Jermuk is rich in water. Here flows the river Arpi, as well as hot and cold springs with clean water. This city is famous for its mild climate, sunny days, rich nature and moderate humidity. These factors turned Jermuk into a first-class resort. By the way, the first water hospitals of the city were mentioned in the 1st century BC.

People come to Jermuk to improve their health as soon as possible. Local boarding houses and sanatoriums treat diseases of the gastrointestinal tract, liver, gallbladders, musculoskeletal system, gynecological diseases and much more. You can come here at any time and for any time. On Mount Shish there are two slopes for ski tourism. The Drinking Gallery is a symbol of the resort, it is located next to the Jermuk Armenia health complex. The gallery is a beautiful architectural structure, from the wall of which taps with drinking water are removed. Each tap corresponds to a specific type of water, and each next tap has a slightly hotter water than the previous one.

Jermuk is a resort town in Vayots Dzor region of Armenia. Located on the Arpa River, north of the Kechut Reservoir, on a plateau west of the Zangezur Range. Distance to Yerev4an 175 km Jermuk is a balneological and climatic alpine resort. In Soviet times, the city was a popular holiday destination, known for warm spring. The city produces the famous mineral table water "Jermuk". Jermuk Falls is located here. The city is currently being rebuilt with the aim of making Jermuk a tourism hub again. Near the city are medieval cave complexes. Jermuk is located at an altitude of 2100 meters in a picturesque place where there are alpine meadows, mountain forests, rocks and several waterfalls, and, of course, many mineral springs with different thermal temperatures from 20 to 65 degrees. The name Jermuk translates as warm. It is very interesting to visit the Jermuk Drinking Gallery, where you can taste many types of mineral water. The city of Jermuk has the potential to once again become the heart of a tourist holiday in Armenia. In November 2007, the first stage of the cable car was opened in Jermuk. Two-seat lift for 200 seats. The distance from almost any hotel to the cable car is about a kilometer. Gndevank is an Armenian monastery of the X century in Vayots Dzor region of Armenia, along the Vayk-Jermuk road, in the canyon of the Arpa River. Gndevank Monastery, built in 936, is one of the oldest monasteries preserved in Armenia. The temple, surrounded by a fortress wall, was built on the initiative of Princess Sophia and in the medieval centuries was considered one of the cultural centers of Armenia. The Kechut Reservoir is a reservoir in Vayots Dzor region of Armenia, on the Arpa River, 3.5 km south of the resort town of Jermuk. The reservoir was built in 1981. Water from it through a 48-kilometer tunnel water conduit. Arpa Sevan pierced through the Vardenis ridge enters Lake Sevan to restore its level. In 2003, another underground water pipeline was completed - the Vorotan-Arpa tunnel, with a length of 21.6 km, which allows to discharge water from the Spandaryan reservoir to the Kechutsky and further to Lake Sevan. Nevertheless, the operation of this tunnel is repeatedly delayed. The Arpa-Sevan tunnel was also repeatedly repaired, as a result of which water was not discharged to Lake Sevan during this period. It is planned that the full resource of the tunnel will be used in 2020. In January 2020, the first water launch was carried out. At the end of 2007, the restoration of the reservoir was completed. In 2014, the Jermuk sewage treatment plant was used to improve the water quality in the reservoir. This waterfall is located in the Vayots Dzor region. On the territory of the Armenian Highlands you can find more than a hundred such springs, some of them make up whole complexes, like Jermuk. It is located at an altitude of 2000 meters, and high-quality mineral water is produced from its source. In many parts of Armenia there are natural hot springs of mineral waters. In different geysers, the temperature is from 30 to 69 ° C. Mineral water has healing properties. It is a pleasure to swim in a natural pool. They are all in the picturesque corners of nature. The water temperature does not depend on the time of year, and it is especially interesting to swim there in winter, surrounded by white snow. The most popular are Jermuk and Arzakan geysers. Jermuk is a mountain resort, which mainly consists of sanatoriums and hospitals with mineral waters, not far from the city, in the forest there are natural baths with hot water. The Kechut Reservoir is a reservoir in Vayots Dzor region of Armenia, on the Arpa River, 3.5 km south of the resort town of Jermuk. The reservoir was built in 1981. Water from it through a 48-kilometer tunnel water conduit. Arpa Sevan pierced through the Vardenis ridge enters Lake Sevan to restore its level. In 2003, another underground water pipeline was completed - the Vorotan-Arpa tunnel, with a length of 21.6 km, which allows to discharge water from the Spandaryan reservoir to the Kechutsky and further to Lake Sevan. Nevertheless, the operation of this tunnel is repeatedly delayed. The Arpa-Sevan tunnel was also repeatedly repaired, as a result of which water was not discharged to Lake Sevan during this period. It is planned that the full resource of the tunnel will be used in 2020. In January 2020, the first water launch was carried out. At the end of 2007, the restoration of the reservoir was completed. In 2014, the Jermuk sewage treatment plant was used to improve the water quality in the reservoir.

1. Professional guide service
2. Comfortable car
3. Water.