The Battle of Avarayr: A Testament to Armenian Resilience
Explore the historical significance of the Battle of Avarayr and its enduring impact on Armenian identity, religion, and resistance against foreign powers.
Continue readingExplore the historical significance of the Battle of Avarayr and its enduring impact on Armenian identity, religion, and resistance against foreign powers.
Continue readingJust back from Yerevan! I share my first-hand experience using the Yerevan Card to explore Armenia’s capital, from Cascade to Garni. Plus, tips on money exchange and staying connected with an eSIM.
Continue readingAs of 2022, the Armenian passport is ranked 64th in the world by the Arton Capital Passport Index and 78th by the Henley & Partners Passport Index. Foreigners who invest…
Continue readingPrevious Name Zhoghtun, 1926 Construction started 1932 Opening date January 20th, 1933 Architect Alexander Tamanyan Number of Halls 2 Capacity – Aram Khachaturyan Concert Hall 1400 seats Capacity – Alexander…
Continue readingArmenia Uncovered documents one of the UK’s finest entertainers and internationally acclaimed Award-Winning Comedy Pianist Kev Orkian
Continue readingThe country is situated at the crossroads of Europe and Asia, more specifically, in Western Asia, on the Armenian highlands. Armenia is a landlocked country sharing borders with Turkey to the west, Georgia to the north, the de facto independent Republic of Artsakh, Azerbaijan to the east, and Iran to the south.
Continue readingHiking In Armenia? What do I need to know? I have been traveling throughout Armenia since 2014, mostly in the Eastern part of it, but once I managed to be…
Continue readingNot far from Yerevan there is a four-peaked giant, proudly sitting between heaven and earth, sometimes covered with a mysterious fog, sometimes open-faced, illuminated by the sun and more often…
Continue readingWhat we are taught at school is that went to Mount Ararat on a tour with visitors and never came back and that only one of his shoes was found. According to one of the theories, he was killed by the Turks living in his neighborhood and buried in his yard. According to another, he was exiled to Siberia.
Continue readingEcotourism is a form of tourism that is environmentally responsible. It involves travel to natural areas that are pristine or relatively undisturbed by humans, to observe, admire, and enjoy the…
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