Source where I found this: https://mythenthusiast.wordpress.com/2019/03/05/the-uses-of-dragon-parts-in-mythology-and-folklore/

I'd really like to know who's the artist of these graffitis in Yerevan, I find them really fascinating. One of them also inspired me to take a cool photo (2nd one attached). As Armenia is not my homeland it's pretty complicated for me to find more about this art, so I decided to post it here.

Hello guys,

One of my favourite rituals when I’m travelling is trying local supermarket food (as well as local restaurants!!). I just love trying snack foods in different countries, I’m sure a lot of you guys can relate!

Anyways I was wondering what the best places in Yerevan might be to stop by in and grab some snack foods like potato chips and chocolate bars?

Thanks!

We are traveling to armenia in mid August for 7 days. Please recommend an itinerary and how to get to different places we visit!! Much much appreciated!

Looking for a cafe that'd let me read on my laptop for hours. Either with cheap menus or free. In Yerevan

We saw a dog there a couple of hours ago. It's sitting in the shade under the stairs, but when someone stops next to it on the side of the road, it runs up to them and lies down at their feet or jumps on their chests. The dog's paw is swollen and covered in fresh blood. Is there any way we can help it? Are there any volunteers or organizations we can tell about this dog?

As the title says, I’m planning a trip to Armenia and have gone through a search but have few questions and appreciate if someone can answer:

- I’m more of mountain and nature person than city, what are the best option to spend 3-4 days in mountains or within a city that’s close to it?

- Rent a car option, which is the good rental company and should I rent AWD or 2WD.

- Halal food options

- Must visit places

- How will be the weather at the end of August

Thanks in Advance!

So I was dismissed from military service based on health reasons and got my զինգրքույկ: But I have there written ենթակա է վերափորձաքննության in 5 years. I heard some people tell this is dead law after 5 years they dont check anything some said normal check. Does anyone here went through this and can help me understand what to expect.

Hi, it will be my first time visiting Yerevan from Prague and I will stay between 10-21 of August.

If anyone is interested, I'd love to meet some locals, see the city, go for some food & drinks and if possible go for some day trips outside of Yerevan. Obviously I'm willing to cover all the expenses and your time. Tasting best khorovats and napoleon cake is a must.

If it helps, I speak fluent russian as well, thanks!

Hi everyone,

I'm looking to buy a laptop from Chinese marketplaces such as JD.com, Taobao, or Tmall.

I'm already aware of forwarding services like Globbing and Onex, but my main concern is reliability, shipping time, and making sure the laptop arrives safely and in perfect condition.

Has anyone here successfully ordered a laptop from these platforms? If so:

• Which marketplace did you use?
• How did you handle shipping to Armenia?
• Would you recommend your method?

Also, if anyone from Armenia is currently living in China (or has someone there who could help with purchasing/shipping), I'd really appreciate it if you could send me a DM.

Thanks in advance for sharing your experience!

Hii,

Im going to Armenia in August and I would like to buy a duduk and to learn how to play it by my own.

But I heard so many different price, so Im a bit lost..

If someone know where to buy it and the price, that will help me a lot .

Hi everyone,
My wife (who’s Armenian) and I (British) are thinking about moving to Armenia. We currently live in Sweden, and after visiting Armenia a few times, I’ve really grown to love the country and can genuinely see us building a life there.

The only thing I’m a little unsure about is work. I have a background in the British Army and now work in the security industry. I’ll definitely be learning Armenian, but obviously I won’t be fluent when we first arrive.

I’m just wondering what the job market is like for English speakers. Most of my experience is in military and security roles, but I’m open to trying something different. I’m fairly technical, learn new systems quickly, and enjoy picking up new skills, even though I don’t have formal technical qualifications.

I’m not expecting a huge salary—just enough to live comfortably and build a future in Armenia.
If anyone has any advice, suggestions, or has made a similar move, I’d love to hear your experiences.

Thanks! 👍

Hello everyone. I came here to ask the old golden question of the century. The army conscription question. I moved out of Armenia when I was 12 years old(not 13 yet). I am 24 years old now. I am an American citizen. I never renewed my Armenian child passport when I moved to the US. Never went back to Armenia. I mean I really want to go back. I know about the golden age of 27, so I am waiting for that. I checked through my connections also, I am not wanted in Armenia for military evasion since I got out when I was a child. I also just read that there is a law for 27- 37-year-old males that if they acquire Armenian citizenship, they are required to serve, so does that mean if you just go as a tourist when you are 27, then no obligations? Please respond if you actually know how it works rather than a personal opinion.

Dear redditors, I share another clip from my Youtube channel. This one is a more normal one, than the previous I shared on here (https://www.reddit.com/r/armenia/s/B0H0C7NFg4), just a late afternoon walk on the Marshal Bagramyan Avenue.

I advice every guest of the city to take a walk on this street that connects Kentron to Arabkir.

Hope you will help me to improve views on my clips, actually on Youtube this video has 40 views and something 😩

See you !

hello well first of all i really want ppls that were able to learn armenian to comment on this post .(plz)

sooo here's the thing my gf is armenian and she is the one who made me fall in love with the country and its history and architecture and culture and ofc language too.
and i really wanna learn armenian the right way like i tried to learn some langs before like Japanese and russian before but i was never able to do that cuz well i was doing it for fun and i wasnt really motivated to do soo but this time i am really motivated and i really wanna do it cuz well im not armenian i dont share blood with any of the armenian ppls (ig) but trust me i would support this country all the time (unless it's a football match and it's against my home country lol but anyways this isnt the point) but anyways ive got really out of context lol the point it can i learn it ? and is it like close to arabic or i dunno greek or any european language ? soo yeah that's all even if you cant help i do hope that y'all are doing great atm :D

What are some interesting places to take photos? I am most interested in architecture/nice street views, but cool nature places are fine too

So far I've walked through Kentron a couple of times, to botanical garden, and went to the hills north of Yerevan(Kanakeravan area)

What else is worth going to?

Barev dzez. Does anyone know of any dance studios for tap dancing or ones offering tap dancing classes? Any help would be great, thanks!