Travel

The Homeland

Greece visa delays paralyze travel agencies in Armenia

The summer tourist season has officially begun, and unprecedented activity is being observed in Armenia’s tourism market. However, alongside year-over-year…

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Robert's Scrolls

Build a home in Armenia

Soon, my sister, June, and her husband, John, will head to Armenia again. They’ll work there with an international volunteer…

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Culture

Young Indian architect documents Armenia and beyond through photography

When Khadeeja Zayan photographed Mount Ararat while passing along Armenia’s border, she knew that it was a sacred symbol of…

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Travel

First Impressions: Part II

If you read my first installment of my first-time impressions of Armenia in 2019, you will recall that I was…

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Literary Corner

Karanian’s ‘The Armenian Highland’: A Printed-and-Bound Beauty

The Armenian Highland: Western Armenia and the First Armenian Republic of 1918 By Matthew Karanian Stone Garden Press; First edition…

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Announcements

SERVICE Armenia 2020 Applications Available Now

Since 2013, The Paros Foundation’s SERVICE Armenia program has taken young people ages 17 to 22 to Armenia for a…

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Community News

Providence ARS “Ani” Chapter hosts presentation about today’s Armenia and Artsakh

By Jean Goshgarian Michael PROVIDENCE, RI – On November 21, the Armenian Relief Society (ARS) Ani chapter hosted a very…

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Notes from the Pink City

Is Armenia ready for the tourism boom?

Well, the secret is out—2020 looks like it’s going to be a very busy year for the Armenian tourism industry.…

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Featured

My Journey to Ararat

Throughout my childhood, I’ve learned, read and seen many images of our holy mountain, Mt. Ararat. The image of her…

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Travel

First Impressions—Part I

I really didn’t want to go. The thought of traveling for two days to get to my destination was not…

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