Armenian Getaway

11/06/2022

In its brief report, Euronews tells about Armenian winemaking traditions naming it "Forget France: Armenia is the hub of winemaking history". Actually, it is true!
Feel curious? )) you are welcomed to see and learn more about the wine and country.

Home to some of the most ancient relics related to winemaking, a new museum is showing a history of wine that's separate from it's traditionally thought origins.

09/06/2022

of Stones

22/05/2022

Details matter !))

09/03/2022

https://www.facebook.com/1608147076087656/posts/3191012977801050/

30/10/2021

Armenia impacts anyone visiting the country, and its culinary tourism alone should make it a popular spot for travelers. From its markets in Yerevan to wineries in the beautiful natural landscapes, Armenia deserves more attention as a destination for food and wine enthusiasts. According to Forbes, investments in developing Armenia's culinary language have started with restaurateurs and chefs from other countries immersing themselves in the culture. Combine these attributes with the rich and intellectual history of Armenia, whose society is trending towards a technological hub, and globetrotters hungry for travel have themselves a prime spot to visit.

A legendary, culinary-world-changing chef embarked on a "journey through the forgotten land" to help create a future for Armenian gastronomy—on the world stage, where it belongs to be.

26/08/2021

High level of spirituality in Geghard monastery. Prayer for my country

20/08/2021

His next work the Italian painter Pierpaolo Rovero dedicated to Yerevan.
"Yerevan goes upwards, no more conflicts in Armenia" is the title of the work depicting Yerevan residents ascending the Cascade.

07/06/2021

today

28/05/2021

🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲 Happy First Republic Day Armenia
On May 28 of 1918, the Armenian National Council announced the establishment of an independent Republic of Armenia.

14/04/2021

It's just a tree burst in bloom (liked the play of light on it). Behind the darkened stone chapel (st. Katoghike) is the only remains of a 13th-century monastery destroyed during the early Soviet period.

06/01/2021

Frozen

27/11/2020

The truth is an interesting thing that always comes out regardless of how hard one wants to hide it ...
Entrance to a Mosque in Ankara, capital of what is now called Turkey.