Areg Hotel Yerevan
80, Burnazjan Yerevan, Armenia
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Super cute city
... us some chocolate truffles which harmoniously blended with the astringent liquor. Finally, we had a 20 year vintage. This was dark in colour; a deep amber that seemed to capture the light shining from above us. It was much smoother again, and could easily be consumed without a second thought.
Although the brandy was delicious, we choose to maintain our sophistication and leave the majority in the glass. We had much to do that evening, and level heads were a ...
Runt omkring i Yervean
Efter helt ok hotell frukost var det tid för stadsrundtur i Yerevan.
Det hela startades med ett museum som var tillägnat Sergey Parajanov, en för mig okänd surrealist verksam i Armenien under sovjet tiden. Museumet består av filmrekvisita, teckningar, designkläder som mer liknar konstverk och annat, allt i en med stor klick surrealism i sig. Om du kommer dit ta då speciellt en titt på hans teckningar/skisser ifrån tiden när han satt ...
End of the Caucasian Challenge boooo
... The last day of the rally was a killer for them and the whole way to Yerevan we rode to the sound of scratching metal. When we drove into the posh hotel to park the brakes we grinding so deep into the metal it left grooves like an old record. But she made it. The oil pan held out for another day and the brakes lasted just long enough to get us to the capital.The rest of the volvo was on fine form.
That night ...
Guided by our bowels..
... wanted to bring 'some' guys from the hostel. The group soon consisted out of Thomas (Dutch/Indonesian guy working in Tbilisi as a photographer), Agata and Agata (polish travelers), David, Johan and Frederick (Sweden), Karl (the drunk polish guy), DziJin (Chinese girl studying in the USA, traveling with the Swedes) and Zi (Chinese guy studying Armenian).
I don't think the waiters were too happy with us. We were put in ...
Adventures in Armenia
... northern section the Georgian culture had an influence on the churches so they have frescoes.
The churches weren’t the only thing that was different between the two countries, again I didn’t really expect to see much of a difference so I was pretty surprised. Yerevan is light-years ahead of Georgia. There just appears to have been so much more work done in the city and things are just generally kept up better. Maybe this is because Georgia recently had ...



