I live in Armenia and, as a local, have used every form of transport in this country across every season. This how to get around Armenia guide is what I would hand to a friend arriving at Zvartnots International Airport (EVN) tomorrow. Armenia is one of those countries that rewards curious travellers. Beyond the pink-tuff […]
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Attractions, Cultural Heritage, Practical Information, Yerevan
How to Visit Tsitsernakaberd Armenian Genocide Memorial in Yerevan!
Yerevan is a vibrant, beautiful city best appreciated from a panoramic viewpoint, especially on clear days when Mount Ararat appears in the distance. The Tsitsernakaberd Armenian Genocide Memorial Complex is one of the most meaningful places to take in those views. As an Armenian, it’s also an important site for me to share with travelers, […]
The Armenian alphabet is one of the oldest writing systems still in continuous use, and it remains a cornerstone of Armenian cultural identity. In this article, I will talk about Armenia letetr and alpabet for first-timers who want to get familiar with our ancient language. The written word is strange when you think about it: […]
Best of Armenia, Nature Activities
Discovering Armenia’s Unique Wildflowers: Why Armenia is Gem for Botanists!
Discover Armenia’s unique wildflowers and their cultural significance. From vibrant poppies to delicate chamomiles, explore how these blooms enhance bouquets for weddings, holidays, and special occasions. Let’s Explore Armenia’s Unique Wildflowers Armenia has a wide range of flowers, just like its landscapes. People often choose Armenian flowers for bouquets and arrangements that carry deep cultural […]
I remember seeing the Cascade Yerevan for the first time when I was a kid and not understanding its purpose. Yet, over the years, I’ve come to appreciate the immense value of this architectural masterpiece. If you’re planning a trip to Armenia, you’ve likely seen pictures of this massive white staircase rising dramatically from the […]
Best of Armenia, Cultural Heritage
Armenian Dragon Stones (Vishapakar): Mysterious Giants Lost in History!
Stepping back to the pre-Roman world, while everyone knows of Stonehenge, the Celtic heartland (Great Britain, Ireland, Gaul, and Iberia) is rich with megaliths, cromlechs, dolmens, and menhirs. Interestingly, ancient Armenians built a similar, and even older, structure at Zorats Qarer (Qarahunj). Furthermore, the deep cultural parallel extends to smaller stones: the mysterious Armenian Dragon […]