Discover Armenia's rich architectural heritage, shaped by volcanic tuff and basalt, showcasing its unique identity through ...

Recent excavations in Jerusalem’s Musrara neighborhood revealed four Armenian inscriptions dating from the sixth to seventh ...

Reaching towards the sky, they rise vertically from the valley floor for a hundred metres and more: Masses of basalt columns, ...

Archaeologists found four Armenian inscriptions in Jerusalem’s Musrara neighborhood. These writings are from the sixth or seventh century. Experts say the discovery offers clues about early Christian ...

Hundreds gathered on March 22 at the St. Vartanantz church hall to mark the 130th anniversary of the founding of the Armenian ...

By Symona Baiatian To drive up the narrow roads of the mountains of Artsakh is to find a bit of peace — even if that peace ...

Beer-lovers are well-catered for, too: Armenians have been brewing the amber nectar since ancient times and celebrate it every summer at the Yerevan Beer Festival. Indulge in hearty food and sweet ...

The Khor Virap Monastery, located south-east of Yerevan, offers a famous photo setting: The holy Mount Ararat, the peak where Noah's Ark is said to have touched land after the Biblical great flood ...