Armenian folk dances

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• Kochari (Քոչարի) - Kochari is one of the most popular dances of Armenians. Kochari is danced in a group of men and women and is known for its tune played on the zurna.
• Shalakho(Շալախօ) - A dance for men from Ancient Armenia. It is performed in dance studios by men, but danced at public gatherings by women as well.
• Tamzara (Թամզարա)
• Yarkhushta (Յարխուշտա) - Yarkhushta is a martial dance from the Taron and Aghdznik regions of Western Armenia.
• Berd (Բերդապար) - Berd is a dance famous for having a circle of men stand on the shoulders of another circle and rotate. Berd means "fortress" in Armenian and is named accordingly because of the shape the dancers make.
• Shirkhani (Շիրխանի)
• Harsnapar (Հարսնապար) - from the Armenian hars which means bride, and par which translates to dance. The bride is shown dancing a solo and may possibly feature the bridesmaids.
• Artsvapar (Արծվապար) - a highland dance, associated with the eagle's flight, and an echo of ancient pagan rituals, one of the main elements of which was the image of an eagle (Arm. Արծիվ).
• Gorani (Գորանի)
• Gyond (Գյոնդ or Գյովնդ)
• Menapar (Մենապար) - Menapar translates to "solo." It may feature a man or woman. Normally, if a man is the one dancing, the music will be fast-paced and in the case of a woman, a slower, more elegant music will play.
• Nazpar (Նազպար)
• Shurjpar (Շուրջպար)
• Souserapar (Սուսերապար)
• Papuri (Փափուռի)
• Zuykpar (Զույգապար) - Zuykpar is a duet done by a man and woman. It features a liveliness to it and normally includes both dancers doing symmetrical movements.
• Uzundara[4][5]
• Ververi (Վերվերի)
• Msho Khr (Մշոյ խըռ) - originated in the region of Մուշ (Moush).
• Lorke (Լորկէ)
• Tsakhkadzori (Ծաղկաձորի)
• Karno kochari (Կարնոյ քոչարի) - Very similar to Kochari, originated in region of Կարին (Karin).
• Ishkhanats par (Իշխանաց պար) - Also known as the "Lords' dance".
• Fndzhan (Ֆնջան)
• Kertsi (Քերծի)
• Kajats khagh (Քաջաց խաղ)
• Tamour agha (Թամուր աղա)
• Trtghouk (Թրթռուկ)
• Srabar (Սրաբար)
• Asdvadzatsna (Աստուածածնայ պար)
• Tars par (Թարս պար)
• Loutki (Լուտկի)
• Yerek votk (Երեք ոտք)
• Tchotchk (Ճոճք)
• Khnamineri par (Խնամիների պար)
• Khosh bilazig (Խոշ բիլազիգ)

Regional dances

• Arabkir (Արաբկիրի Պար) - A dance from the Armenian city of Arabkir.
• Kesabian (Քեսապական) - The Kesabian dance came from the city of Kesab, Syria.
• Laz bar - originated among the fishermen of the Black Sea
• Moosh (or Muş, or Mus, Մշո Պար) - a mixed dance from the district of Moush/Taron, west of Lake Van.
• Sasnapar (Սասնապար) - a popular dance common at weddings and other cultural gatherings. It originated in the city of Sasun.
• Vagharshapatian (Վաղարշապատյան)- originated in Vagharshapat now known as Ejmiatsin.
• Zeytouni (Զեյթունի պար) - originated in Zeytun.
• Varaka Lerneri Bar
• Lezginka Par