In Armenian culinary culture, which is very old, originally sujukh is known as “Sharots,” which, from a direct translation, means “to line up!”, “to store” or “lay in layers.” In this article, I will talk about the Armenian Sujukh recipe (sweet sharot) and how to make it step by step and also show how traditional […]
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While traveling around Armenia, especially up in the mountains and fields, I often meet Armenian Gampr dogs, also known as Armenian Wolfhounds. These are usually large dogs, often shaped like bears, and are often used as household protectors. These dogs are massive when they are big but Armenian Gampr puppies are super cute and lovely. […]
Armenia was the first country in the world to adopt Christianity as a state religion in 301 AD, and since then, the Armenian Apostolic Church and different kings of Armenia over the centuries have constructed some of the most magnificent and unique churches in Armenia. In this article, I will list some of the most […]
In this article, I want to show all the Armenian cities that I’ve visited, from popular to often overlooked, and talk about why it’s worth visiting them and what makes these towns and cities in Armenia popular. If I’ve missed any Armenian city, let me know in the comments. Best Armenian Cities and Towns 1. […]
The famous Armenian Ghapama (Armenian Stuffed Pumpkin) is probably one of the sweetest dishes in Armenian cuisine. Ghapama is a holiday dish celebration that has a unique way of preparation and delicious taste. In my opinion, my grandmother makes the best Ghapama, but you can hear this from every second Armenian. In this article, I […]
If you ask me to define Armenia, then Armenian BBQ, also called Armenian Khorovats, will be in my description list. Armenian BBQ (Khorovats) is the king of every gathering in Armenia, especially during picnics. We Armenians love to make fire and make khorovats, and every Armenian will say that his khorovats is the best or […]