Vineyards in front of Mount Ararat, the national symbol of Armenia
View of Yerevan from the top of the Cascade
Geghard Monastery, one of the most popular sights of Armenia
Tsaghkunk Restaurant, a former Soviet canteen-turned-destination restaurant in the hinterland of Armenia
The valley of Areni, famous for its wine production
Lavash baker at Pandok Riverside restaurant in Armenia’s capital Yerevan
Arevik Martirosyan, Armenia’s most famous female chef and head chef of Tsaghkunk Restaurant, a former Soviet canteen-turned-destination restaurant in the hinterland of Armenia
Typical Lada car in front of Republic Square in Yerevan, one of the most popular squares
Minas Cocktail Room, one of the trendiest wine bars and a tribute to the Armenian painter Minas Avetisyan.
Lunch at Yerevan institution Dolmama featuring traditional Armenian tolma + arishta noodles
Making Arishta, Armenian dried noodles, at Tsaghkunk Restaurant, honoring tradition while modernizing Armenian cuisine
(Gohar Gareginyan und Anna Yesayan)
Areni-1 cave, where the oldest winery in the world was found
Tsitsernakaberd Armenian Genocide Memorial Complex
Pickles at Gum Market, one of the most popular local markets in the capital Yerevan
Marina Mikayelyan, cheesemaker at “Mikayelyan Family Farm”, the first artisan cheese producer in Armenia + husband Arman
Cheese wrapped in vine leaves at “Mikayelyan Family Farm”, the first artisan cheese producer in Armenia
Cheese tasting at „Mikayelyan Family Farm“, the first artisan cheese producer in Armenia
Republic Square in Yerevan, one of the most popular squares
Afrolab Roastery, part of the „Collective“ and the first third-wave café in Yerevan
Cowherd on the streets of Armenia
Shepherd in Azhdahak
Geghard Monastery, one of the most popular sights of Armenia
Shepherd in the Azat Valley in Armenia