Crafts People in Vernissage
The outdoor market is located right next to the Republic Square, active only on the weekends, colorful, crowded, live. Vernissage attracts almost every visitor of Yerevan. This is where you…
How Scribes Kept Armenian Literary Heritage
The repository of manuscripts (called Matenadaran) records the writings of the fifth century A.D. It holds the spirit and devotion of thousands of Armenians, scrupulously and admiringly creating hand-written, hand-crafted…
Secrets of Armenia’s Stone Henge
The name of Karahunj sounds similar to Stonehenge and is translated as "singing or sounding stones". The Armenian observatory is similar and can be compared with the ancient stone construction…
Doctor and Tour Operator in South Armenia
He loves the mountains and caves, hiking and exploring, but most of all hunting. Diving deep into the nature, he forgets himself. As if he had touched every stone and…
World’s Longest Tramway To Open & Wine Festival in Areni
This weekend is hot down to the south of Armenia. World longest tramway opening on Saturday is the greatest one. CNN featured the story and now it is coming true!And…
Help Armenia Brand and Promote Itself!
CAPS Project published an article on Foreign Tour Operators' Survey conducted recently. It was the first ever attempt to ask what others think of the Armenian and start discovering image,…
Conferencing in Gyumri: Work and Fun!
Armenia's second largest city of Armenia is Gyumri, (soviet name Leninakan), and also historically called Kumayri. Well known by its humorous people, easy-going, talkative and friendly. Best about all, is…
Armenian Baptism
Let's view very sweet video and some photos on the theme without explanations.
Armenia is in Party These Days
Armenia's Independence Day is especially colorful in Yerevan. Celebrations start 21 September around 6:00pm usually in the Republic Square.Armenian music is unique in that it incorporates peasant, secular and ceremonial…
Armenian Stonehenge Older …
Ancestral Armenians shared a rich oral history with their Near Eastern neighbors, including a very old form of the Flood Epic, shared by Assyrians, Babylonians and Sumerians. Believed to be…