As an Armenian, I always strive to shed more light on Armenian cuisine and put it in the spotlight where it belongs. However, over time, traditional cuisine has also evolved, and new gastronomic experiences in Armenia have begun to emerge, featuring innovative flavors and ingredients. I’ve had the great pleasure of delving into Armenia’s culinary heart, personally experiencing a range of […]
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Itineraries & Road Trips, Cultural Heritage, Practical Information
Voluntourism in Armenia: Build the Transcaucasian Trail in 2025!
If you travel with purpose and want your footsteps to leave a lasting impact, I want to tell you about a place that has truly changed how I see the world: Armenia. Consider exploring voluntourism in Armenia for a deeply meaningful experience. Armenia is a small but mighty, mountainous country located in the South Caucasus, […]
Ask any Armenian what the most important and popular attribute of Armenian cuisine is, which can never be missed from any Armenian table, whether at a gathering or a simple family meal. The answer will always be bread, specifically Armenian lavash. Armenian lavash flatbread is one of the most popular types of bread in Armenia […]
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. […]
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Most Beautiful Churches in Armenia: My Top 10 List + Map!
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 […]
During my childhood, I often heard the Western Armenian dialect and didn’t understand the conversations because I didn’t know what a dialect was. However, over the years, I’ve learned that there are Western and Eastern Armenian dialects. While many words are similar, there are also many differences between them. In this article, I will talk […]