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Welcome to Armenia!
Holidays of Armenia
Religious and National Holidays
Armenian people’s traditions and customs have been formed during many centuries. Armenians are very affectionate about their customs, family, work and other traditional values. Even nowadays, in the conditions of the modern world, they strongly respect and preserve certain traditions!
Here, the list of Armenian holidays that introduces its traditions is provided. So,
in
case in case you visit Armenia, you are exactly aware of what celebrations are held during your stay and can be present there.
| Date | Holiday Name |
1–2 January |
New Year Day |
3–5 January |
Pre-Christmas holidays |
06 January |
Christmas Day |
07 January |
The day of commemoration of all dead people after Christmas Day |
28 January |
Army Day |
13 February |
Ancient Armenian holiday Trndez |
14 February |
Saint Sargis: the Holiday of Lovers in Armenia |
08 March |
International Womens Holiday |
07 April |
Motherhood and Beauty Day |
| 24 April | Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day |
| 01 May | International Workers' Day |
| 08 May | Country keeper's day |
| 09 May | Victory and Peace Day |
| 15 May | Family Day |
| 28 May | Republic Day |
| 01 June | The day of protection of children rights |
| 14 June | The day of memory of repressed people |
| 05 July | Constitution Day |
| 01 September | Knowledge and
|
| 21 September |
Independence Day |
| 05 October | Teacher's Day |
| 10 November | Day of self-government |
| 07 December | Day of
|
| 31 December | New Year's Eve |
