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Hospitable people - great food - beautiful country
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a bit pricy in Yerevan and homestays tricky to find
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A must visit for all Armenians and all other alike!
1 Review and 52 Opinions I decided to give this place a try. Normally I would opt for a cheaper option but due to the short...
Marriott Armenia Hotel Yerevan
3 Reviews and 77 Opinions I guess if you are staying here you probably do not need VT much as you will be able to afford a...
1 Review and 0 Opinions Nur Hotel is an absolutely amazing place to stay! It's neat and clean, and a perfect place for...
Arqayadzor restaurant complex: The best if you ask me
WooFL Says: Arqayadzor is one of the best restaurants in Armenia.It does not lack the armenian atmosphere.The food is great , but little bit expensive for me. I hope they...
PAREV INN (PAREV DOON): THE NICEST PLACE I NEVER STAYED AT !
DAO Says: I highly recommend that you stay with these super-nice folks. Do to an error on my part, I was not able to actually stay with them. When I showed up in Yerevan...
snehulak Says: A visa is required if you are US citizen. You can get it via the internet before you arrive, but it will cost $60, or you can get one on arrival for $30. Both...
Joining daily tour to remote sites
Sambawalk Says: As some travellers say, backpackers or budget travellers do not join daily tours from travel agents. I agree fully, but in view of distance, accessibility and...
Sevan lake: Hasnagar Hotel and Resort
drtad Says: It was great in july the climate was really good and in the hotel I rest very well.Harsnaqar is very well situated on the Sevan shore is just 2 minutes of...
Anahit Stepanyan Homestay: Budget Homestay in Yerevan
Sambawalk Says: I stayed at Anahit Stepanyan Homestay for 3 nights while I was in Yerevan. I tried Gayane Simonyan Hoestay but it was full. Anahit Avedisyan homestay in the...
Armenia genocide museum (Tsitsernakaberd)
Sambawalk Says: Armenia genocide museum (Tsitsernakaberd Memorial Complex) commemorates the the Genocide took place between 1915-1921. Admission is free and remember to visit...
Sambawalk Says: I flew Armavia airlines from Yerevan to Kiev. I booked on-line and it was secured. The flight was about 2 hours and cost US$300 or more, depending when you...
hanspeter_W. Says: This huge mountain lake which takes up 5% of Armenia's surface area and is about 2,000 meters above sea level. On a clear and sunny day, the water is often a...
hanspeter_W. Says: 5 km towards SW of Kapan, one of the medieval Armenian historical monument-complexes is situated at the foot of Tigranasar mountain rising on the right bank of...
hanspeter_W. Says: The monastery is located on the southern reach of Mount Aragats, in the province of Ashtarak. Its church of the Blessed Virgin Mary, a sober cupola'd hall, was...
hanspeter_W. Says: In medieval Armenia many buildings were built along commercial routes for the accommodation of travelers. One of those, the caravanserai of Selim...
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If you've ever wanted to feel like a caveman, or maybe like an Aztec or Mayan, spend a night camping in the canyon past Yenokavan Village (near Ijevan). The...
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Q: Plan to travel next fall in Armenia, Georgia, and Azerbaijan. What is your opinion of renting cars in these countries and driving?
A: I can't speak specifically for renting in the other 2, but renting in Azerbaijan is more hassle than it's worth. Rental cars are expensive, $70+ per day. On top of that,...
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LEFT MY HEART BACK IN ARMENIA!!!
Location: In the southern Caucasus between the Black sea and the Caspian sea bordered by Georgia, Azerbaijan, Iran and Turkey. Yerevan is the capital of Armenia and is on the same latitude as...
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I've got some interesting experiences in Armenia. I'd love to share with you the 52 tips I've written, the 106 photos uploaded, and 3 travelogues I've created.
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In 1986 we visited Georgia and Armenia. We came overland from Georgia. Unfortunately we had bad weather en route, rain, snow, hail and even thunder. So we didn't have really good views in the...
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I spent 6 months in Armenia in 2002. I lived in the village of Harghartsin during the summer months and then moved to a smaller village called Shinuhayr in southern Armenia in the fall. I also...
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It's a blend of east and west, it's a mix of Soviet mentality and a free market capitalism that even Stalin was never able to squash, it's the only ancient culture left from Anatolia, it's the...
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