Did you know that one of the coolest activities in the Caucasus is rafting in Armenia? This guide tells you why to go, what to expect, and more! We often mention in our blog that Armenia is not only a county with ancient history, monuments, and fabulous churches but it is also a paradise for […]
Bardzravan village is probably the most remote place in the Syunik region and a place where people still live despite the interesting history the village has faced. We recently had the chance to visit and explore it a little deeper! Situated on the edge of the massive Vorotan Gorge, Bardzravan village has approximately 50 inhabitants […]
When I first visited Armenia nearly a decade ago, I remember gazing at a map of the small country and seeing a place in the southwestern corner called Arevik National Park. This was during a time in my life where I was drawn to remote places and the unknown. My curiosity has been tamed a […]
Armenia is teeming with hidden gems and secret places that few know about. One of those places is the city of Gavar, a short distance from Yerevan. This is a guide to things to do in Gavar… and hopefully, it will entice you to make a trip there when you’re in Armenia! Things to Do […]
Gwoog Gastrohouse is easily one of my favorite places to eat in Armenia. I am a rather picky eater (not picky with ingredients- more so with quality), and I feel as though I have found a home at this Gyumri restaurant. Opened in July 2019, Gwoog has been serving the hungry residents of Gyumri and […]
Armenian food is one of the oldest and most distinctive cuisines in the world, rooted in over 3,000 years of culinary tradition in the South Caucasus. Armenian cuisine is characterized by its bold use of fresh herbs, slow-cooked meats, fermented dairy, and stone-baked flatbread (lavash), a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage since 2014. The most iconic […]