Yerevan is 2800 years old
The capital of Armenia Yerevan was established in 782 BC by the powerful king of Van kingdom Argishti I. The cuneiform inscription which was founded during the excavations at the…
Yerevan 2800 Anniversary – Yerevan birthday 2018
This year in 2018 the capital of Armenia Yerevan is celebrating its 2800th anniversary. It is going to be fantastic in September.Erebuni Yerevan historyIn the 9th century, BC Urartu kingdom…
FRANCOPHONIE DAYS IN ARMENIA 2018
Francophonie is coming to Armenia!Francophonie is an event happening every two years and this year, it is our turn to host the 17th edition of Francophonie summit.THE INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION OF…
World Longest Strudel – Armenia Marriot
Fall in Armenia is the most beautiful season for tourists. Our sunny and pink Yerevan welcomes thousands of guests, who mostly like to stay Central Yerevan. Daytime is still warm,…
Back to School Time in Yerevan
September 1 is an excitement for children, students, parents in Armenia. Some employers even give a day off to parents who have first grade pupils, because everyone gathers around the…
The Lovers’ Park, the Everyone’s Park
Photos © Boghossian GardensThe so-called Pushkin park (situated on Baghramyan avenue) used to be one of the most favorite places for many Yerevanians. Huge trees, green areas, merry-go-rounds, happily screaming children,…
Happy Birthday, Yerevan!!!
On October 14 Yerevan will mark its 2794th anniversary. The history of Yerevan dates back to the 8th century BC, with the founding of the fortress of Erebuni in 782…
Cascade: the Open-Air Museum
Photos © Cafesjian Center for the ArtsThe so-called Cascade complex, located in the center of Yerevan is the favorite place for many Yerevanians, especially the youth. The complex has passed…
Yerevan: the Heart of Armenia
View of YerevanDuring the previous months we have managed to talk about different regions, towns and villages in Armenia. However, we never had the chance to talk about the biggest…
Bagratashen
The village of Bagratashen is located on the Armenian-Georgian border. The Dbet river separates the two countries, with the border crossing just outside the village. Bagratashen was well-known by locals…