Yerevan is full of neat little treats from the Soviet era. Something you see throughout the nation as well is a lot of unique shapes and designs on the sides of regular buildings, even more beautiful on

Yerevan has really been exceeding all expectations by throwing out all kinds of little festivals and concerts throughou

From my understanding, this was a festival that was happening in various locations over the weekend, some in distant to

There's a big chunk of Yerevan I have barely stepped foot in. It's a massive industrial zone that's actually larger tha

To call Dilijan a city is a stretch, much like the very layout of the town itself is: stretched out and scattered in mo

Armenia is riddled with ancient things. To the point where it's as if the country doesn't really know what to do with a

Dilijan is already an incredibly small town, but it's one that has been found to have rather rich history. With excavat

This is two posts in one, but mostly because these two popular sights within the small resort town of Dilijan are in qu

I've seen a fair share of monuments to the Second World War over the past two years. It's something you see in all area

The Armenian sun is quite unforgiving at the moment. A dry, dusty landscape around Yerevan that leads to a strong sunli

There's a few different ways to spell out this area of Armenia: Ejmiatsin. Etchmiatdzin, or also referred to as Vaghars

Prior to arriving in Dilijan, I had no idea of its history or where to really go. It was a spontaneous trip in which we

Sometimes I roam around new areas and stumble into these old gardens. They're mostly within industrial areas, small par

I wouldn't say I have always been a fan of architecture, nor have I ever really given it that much thought; that is unt

It is unfortunate that I was suffering in the horrors of Tbilisi this time last year instead of being here in Armenia.

I haven't been out properly in a while, but this evening we ran off to a cafe to spend a few hours. I felt a bit better today, but I still massively overestimated my energy. Once at the cafe, I felt hot,

It's crazy to think that I spent almost a year in Tbilisi and never really witnessed much life there. Yet a regular day

It may sound a bit strange to travel to an airport just to admire an old airport next to it, but this is something that

I've been needing to post in this community for a while now. I quite like that the people running it are actually engaged in the subject. Actual photographers! And after today, I have a few fun unique

Everyone knows that the Soviets lost a horrifically high number of people during the Second World War. The frontline fo