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Residents of South Armenia hope for tourism renaissance in the aftermath of second Karabakh war

Armenia

August 18, 2021

Following the second Karabakh war, many previously popular tourist destinations in Armenia have lost their appeal. However, local residents remain hopeful and try to work out plans to revive tourism there

Welcome to Urartu, to the fortress of the god of war. Vlog from Armenia

Travel Armenia

August 16, 2021

This is a story about the Teishebaini fortress, built in honor of the Urartian god of war, thunder and storm. The ruins of the fortress are located near Lake Sevan in Armenia. Our vlogger tells us about how it was built and shows us the remnants.

Why storks roam in the streets instead of flying? Vlog from Armenia

Armenia

August 09, 2021

Scientists found that soil sticks to the fat on their feathers, making them too heavy to fly long distances. How did this happen and what will they do next? Answers – in the video

We and Our Mountains: vlog about Armenian festival of crafts

Armenia

August 02, 2021

It is an annual festival aiming to popularize local production, traditions and culture, and to promote tourism in Armenia

The best way to survive the heat. Vlog from Yerevan

Armenia

July 28, 2021

Summer turned out to be hot in Armenia, and real lines form in front of the drinking fountains of Yerevan in the 40-degree heat. Tourists are surprised that you can quench your thirst for free on every street.

The longest cable car in the world, a suspension bridge, and a cave city – video blog from Armenia

Armenia

July 26, 2021

Our vlogger shows us a few sights in Syunik (Southern region of Armenia). They include the longest reversible cable car in the world, the Tatev Monastery, the Khndzoresk suspension bridge and the famous cave city

Club stand-up returns to Yerevan

Travel Armenia

July 07, 2021

10 pm. The pub is dark and full of cigarette smoke, all seats are taken. Ani Barseghyan takes the microphone - this is a club stand-up in Yerevan

How have Armenian villages ended up in Azerbaijan?

Azerbaijan-Armenia

April 22, 2021

Report from the southern, Syunik region of Armenia, where some villages were divided between Armenia and Azerbaijan after the second Karabakh war

New rules for entering Nagorno-Karabakh

The Second Karabakh War

February 09, 2021

The order of entry of foreign citizens has been changed for security reasons in the post-war period

Glimpse: A cave town Goris in Armenia

Armenia

August 22, 2020

Goris residents had been living in cave-dwellings until the 18th century

Jewelry from weapons – turning power into beauty

Armenia

August 15, 2020

These aren’t bullet casings that kill – but objects of beauty that adorn women

90 seconds: video from an Armenian street named for a Georgian poet

Travel Armenia

July 18, 2020

Shota Rustaveli Street appeared in the second largest city in Armenia, Gyumri, in the 1950s. Now, the street has been restored along with its old buildings

How the Caucasus is getting ready to ring in the New Year

Traveling the Caucasus

December 29, 2019

A look at New Year’s celebrations from across the region in just 3 minutes

New form of tourism in Armenia: wilderness and adrenalin

Travel Armenia

October 14, 2019

70 kilometers through the mountains, with crossings through rivers and gorges, and stopovers in ancient villages

How extreme sports stemmed labour migration from this Armenian village

Travel Armenia

July 12, 2019

Yenokavan has become one of the most popular extreme sports and adventure tourism destinations, as a result of which the majority of locals have work

Surik’s Lake – a new landmark in Armenia’s south

Travel Armenia

July 11, 2019

Surik's Lake takes 'making the desert bloom' to a whole new level

A photo-story on Yerevan’s painted arches

Travel Armenia

February 23, 2019

This type of street art emerged here three years ago

A walk around Yerevan: A guide for first-timers

Travel Armenia

November 25, 2018

Advice for tourists on what to do in Yerevan no matter the age or taste

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