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An overnight camping stay in the forests of Dilijan National Park, often near Parz Lake, means sleeping under some of the densest tree cover in Armenia. Costing from 5,000 AMD and running June through September, it pairs naturally with the park's boating, hiking and wildlife-watching activities.
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A 30-minute pedal or row boat ride crosses Parz Lake, a small forest-ringed lake inside Dilijan National Park known for its calm water and clear reflections. Running May through October from 4,000 AMD, it's a gentle, low-key activity suited to visitors of any age.
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This short zipline runs directly over the clear waters of Parz Lake, a quick adrenaline addition to a visit that's more commonly built around the lake's boating and walking trails. The 20-minute activity costs from 5,000 AMD and runs May through October.
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This treetop rope course at a Dilijan/Yenokavan rope park has visitors crossing bridges and short zips tree-to-tree, a lower-intensity adventure activity suited to a broader range of ages and fitness levels than the area's bigger zipline and via ferrata offerings. Running April through October from 6,000 AMD, it's a good family-friendly option.
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A 3-hour mountain-biking route covers the forest trails of Dilijan National Park, one of the most densely wooded riding areas in Armenia. Running May through October from 8,000 AMD, it suits riders wanting shaded, technical forest trail over the more open terrain found elsewhere in the country.
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This 2-hour ride winds through the canyons and forests around Yenokavan, an area already known for its cluster of adventure-park activities. Running April through October from 12,000 AMD, it's a slower-paced way to see the same landscape covered by ziplines and via ferrata routes nearby.
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A tandem paragliding flight here launches over the forests of Tavush and the Aghstev valley, with an experienced pilot handling the flying so no experience is required. The 30-minute flight costs from 35,000 AMD and runs April through October, giving an aerial view of one of Armenia's greenest regions.
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A 90-minute off-road truck ride bounces up to Yenokavan's highest mountain viewpoints, terrain that would otherwise require a long hike to reach. Running April through October from 10,000 AMD, it's a good option for visitors wanting mountain views without the physical effort of climbing to them.
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