The 17th Century Armenian Tenement Houses In The City Center Of Zamość, Poland - A UNESCO World Heritage Site
The 17th century Armenian Tenement Houses in the city center of Zamość, Poland are considered the most beautiful buildings in the city. There were inhabited by Armenian merchants, now the city museum is housed in three mansions of Armenians. These houses stand on the street,...
Did You Know That A Ribbon With Coins On The Forehead Is An Important Part Of The Armenian Women's National Costume Taraz?
Armenians strongly believed that the coins would protect the woman from evil forces and give prosperity and fertility. It was believed that the jingle and tinkling of these coins was able to protect from evil. The Armenians believed that the metal was of heavenly origin,...
Gavari Kufta - The Pride Of Armenian Cuisine
Gavari Kufta is the pride of Armenian Cuisine. No one knows for sure how many centuries this dish has been around. Everyone, without exception, likes this amazing dish, because it has a very unusual and unique taste, and an unusual form of serving these wonderful...
ARARAT Charles Aznavour Signature Blend Armenian Brandy
The ARARAT Brandy Charles Aznavour, a 25-year-old Signature Blend, offers an authentic and generous taste of Armenia. The source of inspiration for the creation of ARARAT Charles Aznavour Signature Blend was the great artist’s path to worldwide fame and excellence. Charles Aznavour participated in the...
Arishta - Traditional Armenian Homestyle Pasta
Arishta is traditional Armenian homestyle pasta similar to Italian Fettuccini. Pretty steep wheat flour dough is rolled out up to 1.5 mm thick, like the Lavash bread, rolled up, which is then cut into thin strips with a special rolling pin and dried. Then the...
Armenian Coffee
Like many other cultures in the world, Armenia has their own unique take on coffee. Armenian coffee is an exquisitely flavorful, strong brew, ideal for even the pickiest coffee connoisseurs. The style of Armenian coffee is similar throughout the Mediterranean and is served usually with...
The 7th Century Fortress-Castle Of Dashtadem (Kamsarakan Fortress)
The fortress of Dashtadem is one of the best preserved fortresses that exist on Armenian soil to this day. "Impressive" is the word that comes to mind when describing this castle, which stands proudly and solemnly on the southern slope of Mount Arteni, in the...
Lake Gosh
There are two hidden gems in Dilijan National Park that are worth exploring: the Goshavank Monastery and the Lake Gosh. Lake Gosh is named after the medieval scientist, explorer and public figure Mkhitar Gosh, who is also the founder of the Goshavank Monastery....
Getahovit Waterfall
This beauty is located near the village of Getahovit, located on the Sarnajur River, which flows into the Aghstev River, 2 km northeast of the regional center of the Tavush Province, the city of Ijevan....
Pastegh (Ttu Lavash, Or Sour Lavash) - Armenian Sweet & Tart Chewy Fruit Leather
The sight of Pastegh will likely delight any tourist hooked on the popular American snack brand “Fruit Roll-Up”. Pastegh (Ttu Lavash) - is traditional fruit leather found throughout Armenia, where the vendors sell it in big sheets resembling a super-sized Fruit Roll-Up. The name “Ttu...