Armenian khachkars / Photo: Edgar Harutyunyan
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Ever wondered why do Armenians celebrate Christmas on January 6th, and not on December 25th? Well, here's a great explanation from Father Vazken Movsesian.
Trndez – Celebration of Love and Faith
Events
Among the folk traditions in Armenia, celebrated with splendor every year, the feast of "Trndez" …
Hitchhiking in Armenia - Useful Tips and Info
Travel Tips
Hitchhiking isn't a widespread means of traveling among Armenians, but you'll be surprised at how …
A Battle between Water and Church
Destinations
If you travel about 60 km northwest of Yerevan, bypassing the town of Ashtarak over the bridge …
Tips for Women Hitchhiking in Armenia: My Experience
Although there are not many locals hitchhiking in Armenia and it's not a very common activity here, …
Trchkan Waterfall: A Night in the Mountains
Armenian Experience
The old road from the village of Jajur to Kakavasar in the Shirak province of Armenia crosses two …
9 Things to do in Yerevan during Christmas & New Year
Starting from the month of December, the festive stir takes over the whole city of Yerevan. Streets, …
Mount Yeranos: Lost and Found in Armenia
Nature
My American-Armenian friend Tamar and I planned to go on an easy hike between two fortresses near …
How to Use Public Transportation in Armenia?
A French traveler I met a few weeks ago at a Couchsurfing meeting in Yerevan, surprised me a lot …
The Cave Dwellers of Khndzoresk
Back in October, we came up with an idea to travel to the village of Old Kndzoresk in the Syunik …
Feast of Saint Sarkis - the Patron of Youth and Love
If you visit the Saint Sarkis monastery in the village of Ushi in Aragatsotn province of Armenia on …
The Filipino Times: Armenia: A Country Beyond Words
News
You know you’ve reached Armenia when you see the Caucasus Mountains. The Caucasus is a region at …
The Miracles of Gandzasar Monastery
It was one of those weekends when you abandon everything and escape from the bustling of the city to …