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Our travelers from the UAE exploring one of the gems of Armenia… This geological wonder is in Armenia 🇦🇲The hexagonal ba...
16/01/2025

Our travelers from the UAE exploring one of the gems of Armenia…
This geological wonder is in Armenia 🇦🇲
The hexagonal basalt columns of this size are rare on our planet, and this site in Armenia is the largest natural monument of its kind in the world. By far the largest…
It stretches along the Azat River Canyone for more than 5 kilometers non-stop and goes on at the other parts of the area for dozens of kilometers. The height is over 30 to 100meters...
On planet Mars NASA named a crater after Garni, the village where these natural wonder is located. It is famous to be the site of Garni 1st century Hellenistic Temple, it was a part of the royal castle, the beloved summer residenc of the Armenian kings for nearly 1500 years...

May peace, love and prosperity follow you always.Merry Christmas 🎄❄️💫
25/12/2024

May peace, love and prosperity follow you always.
Merry Christmas 🎄❄️💫

In Georgia, a mysterious Bashplemi tablet has emerged with an entirely new writing system that was never seen before.Fou...
13/12/2024

In Georgia, a mysterious Bashplemi tablet has emerged with an entirely new writing system that was never seen before.

Found near Bashplemi Lake in 2021, this tablet made of volcanic basalt rock measures about 9×8 inches and is covered in etchings that have yet to be deciphered.

The tablet contains 60 characters arranged in seven rows, 39 of which are unique. These strange symbols don’t match any known language. Although it hasn’t been chemically dated, archaeologists believe the carvings could date back to the late Bronze around 3,500 years ago.

Some repeated figures might represent numbers, suggesting they could be records of military spoils, construction projects, or offerings to a deity. Researchers are actively working to decipher this enigmatic script.

Areni-1 Cave in Armenia is a remarkable archaeological site that offers a fascinating glimpse into the distant past. Loc...
18/08/2024

Areni-1 Cave in Armenia is a remarkable archaeological site that offers a fascinating glimpse into the distant past. Located in the Vayots Dzor province, this cave is renowned for its significant discoveries, including the world's oldest known winemaking facility (winery), the oldest leather shoe, dating back over 5,500 years.

Areni-1 is where evidence of wine production from around 6,100 years ago was unearthed, making it the oldest known winery in the world.

This cave provides a unique window into the lives of Armenia's early inhabitants, preserving artifacts that highlight the ingenuity and cultural richness of ancient civilizations.

Travel to Armenia and explore the Areni-1 Cave to connect with a heritage that stretches back thousands of years.

 # **Aveluk(Ավելուկով, Wild Sorrel)**Aveluk is a type of native Armenian wild or mountain sorrel with a slightly sour fl...
04/08/2024

# **Aveluk(Ավելուկով, Wild Sorrel)**

Aveluk is a type of native Armenian wild or mountain sorrel with a slightly sour flavor. It is a traditional ingredient typical of authentic Armenian cuisine that finds wide usage in dishes such as aveluk soup and aveluk salad. The leaves of aveluk are typically collected during the spring season, and they are then made into braids, which are either used fresh or hung to dry in a windy place, away from direct sunlight.

In Armenia, the aveluk braids are traditionally made by women and are usually very long, even up to four times the height of the one who’s making them. Praised for their exquisite flavor and remarkable medical benefits, fresh or dried braids of aveluk are available at numerous markets.

❤ 4th century Khor Virap Monastery and Mount Ararat (5165m), the most iconic site in Armenia 🇦🇲
27/07/2024

❤ 4th century Khor Virap Monastery and Mount Ararat (5165m), the most iconic site in Armenia 🇦🇲

The oldest carpet in the world is Armenian.Details from Pazyryk Rug, Pazryryk Valley, Siberia, c. 500 BC.⁣⁣The Pazyryk R...
06/07/2024

The oldest carpet in the world is Armenian.
Details from Pazyryk Rug, Pazryryk Valley, Siberia, c. 500 BC.⁣

The Pazyryk Rug is the oldest carpets in the world, dating around the 5th c. BC. The rug was found in the grave of a Scythian nobleman in the Pazyryk Valley of the Altai Mountains in Siberia in 1949.⁣
Now is it in Hermitage Museum.

The rug was found in a semi-frozen state near a burial tomb. Water filled the tomb, probably due to the actions of grave robbers, and froze, preventing any of the degradation or decay that would normally occur. It is because of this completely frozen and dark environment that the Pazyryk Rug was wonderfully preserved for over two and half millenniums.⁣

The Chronicle of Georgia is a monument located near the Tbilisi sea.The Chronicle of Georgia is a striking monument loca...
05/07/2024

The Chronicle of Georgia is a monument located near the Tbilisi sea.

The Chronicle of Georgia is a striking monument located near the Tbilisi Sea in Tbilisi, Georgia. Here are some key points about this remarkable site:

Creation and Design: The monument, designed by the Georgian sculptor Zurab Tsereteli, was started in 1985 but remains incomplete. It is often referred to as the "Georgian Stonehenge" due to its large, imposing pillars.

Structure and Features: The monument consists of 16 pillars that are between 30 and 35 meters high. The lower parts of the columns depict scenes from the life of Christ, while the upper parts illustrate Georgian kings, queens, and important historical figures, highlighting significant events in Georgia's history.

Location: Situated near the Tbilisi Sea, a large artificial lake, the Chronicle of Georgia offers panoramic views of the surrounding area, making it a popular spot for both tourists and locals.

Symbolism: The monument is intended to commemorate 3,000 years of Georgian sovereignty and 2,000 years of Christianity in Georgia. It reflects the country's rich cultural heritage and its deep historical ties to

Tourist Attraction: Despite not being as well-known internationally as some other landmarks, the Chronicle of Georgia is a significant cultural and historical attraction, offering insight into Georgian identity and pride.

The Chronicle of Georgia stands as a testament to the country's rich history and artistic legacy, providing a unique and visually stunning experience for visitors.

Red jasper intaglio with the profile head of the Armenian king Tigranes II the Great.The Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, ...
29/06/2024

Red jasper intaglio with the profile head of the Armenian king Tigranes II the Great.
The Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, Massachusetts owns a rare artifact: a red jasper intaglio with the profile head of the Armenian king Tigranes II the Great, facing left. He wears the Armenian tiara with five spikes/peaks rendered by two pellets, a larger topped by a smaller. The entire crown is outlined with round dots. On the tiara, an eight-pointed star with a central circle is flanked on either side by birds (possibly eagles), facing outward but turning their heads back towards the central star. Two flaps also outlined with dots extend from underneath the tiara, covering his hair and ear.
By 1900 the intaglio was purchased by the American archaeologist and collector Edward Perry Warren, according to his records, in Smyrna. A year later, it was acquired by the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston.
Tigranes II, more commonly known as Tigranes the Great (95– 55 BCE), was King of Armenia, under whom the country became the most vital state to Rome’s east. He was a member of the Artaxiad Royal House. Under his reign, the Armenian kingdom, allowing Tigranes to claim the title of Great King and involving Armenia in many battles against opponents such as the Parthian and Seleucid empires and the Roman Republic.
The phrase “sea to sea Armenia” (Armenian: ծովից ծով Հայաստան) is a popular expression used by Armenians to refer to the kingdom of Tigranes which extended from the Caspian Sea to the Mediterranean Sea.
(MFA Boston)

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