Best Eastern Hotel Hrazdan Yerevan

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... Standart) a pak do kavárny, kde práv&#283; d&#345;epíme. Zítra vyrá&#382;íme sm&#283;r Geghard.<br><br>Dal&#353;í várka post&#345;eh&#367; nebo v&#283;cí, na který jsme si vzpomn&#283;li a&#382; te&#271;:<br>- Petra v Iránu hodn&#283; &#269;asto pova&#382;ovali za Iránce (i kdy&#382; na to je dost bledej :-))<br>- V Arménii se zm&#283;nil vozový park z Iránských Khodro (jejich zna&#269;ka) na samé Lady (tvo&#345;í tak 50% vozového parku a prakticky v&#353;echny ...

... You can also practice some water sports, like driving a canoe.<br><br> <br><br> Ah yes, about the weather, seasons, nature and holidays. <br><br> An interesting point is also the weather here. Every season is different. We have a very hot summer, a cool spring, a wonderfully warm autumn, and a very cold winter.<br><br> Summer &#8211; it is usually very hot in summer, so during the day you can go to ...

... but different from the Georgian, looks Ethiopian or something, and may very well come from a common source. The currency is the 'dram', presumably related to the words 'dirham' and 'drachma'. There are western names for almost all the world's currencies, surprise surprise. There are lots of bars and restaurants and cafes here, some even with WiFi. The Turkish coffee is decent here, as it was in Georgia, both better than Turkey itself ...

... in the cockpit -wowwwwwwwwwwww!!, words fail me, it was unreal, views spectacular, flying over Iran, then Mt Ararat came into view, and yes, we are nearly there in Yerevan. Family overjoyed to see Marion, the kids are lovely. We have have been with the family each day, and that has been ...

... and go on my own. Khor Virap is a not-so-special monastery located on a small hill inside the vast planarity of fertile fields. However, snow-capped Mt Ararat (5137m, nowadays in Turkey) rises up from this planarity and it's a real unique view. I have no idea if one can see an altitude difference of about 4km anywhere else in the world (maybe Kilimanjaro?). However because of the mist it was like a ghost, but still visible. For the postcards photos one has to be quite lucky I guess ...

... Really warm on summer, and a pleasant, but occasionally unbearable cold on winters. So Armenia was a big chance for me to experience snow. Why not? A lot of people get to live their lives and end it without even holding it on their fingers. It was one of those things in your life that you promise you'll never give up until you experience it. I flew Air Arabia through coach with three of my friends. It was unfortunate that the airplane was not that ...

... first map herein shows little Armenia, surrounded by large, powerful, sometimes hostile, and hungry neighbors. We drove from Yerevan, the capital, to Meghri, on the border, 400 kilometers (245 miles), across six or seven mountain ranges, some up to 3,000 meters (10,000 feet) high, and it took us one whole day.

... So I have to admit I was a little frustrated because I didn't expect this. PEOPLE -Of all countries we visited, we got the most of the looks here. Being sized up, with lengthy stares, was somewhat unnerving especially to John. I told him Armenians stare often, even back home (oops, but I think it's true), nevertheless it was excessive...oh you Armenians! And no, they were not by the village folk, but looks came more from the youths we saw ...

... The kids were so happy for our visit, and they even had a play prepared. It was really cute, and I'm sure it would have been even better if we could have understood everything they were saying. Once their play was over, we were able to share a puppet show with them, thanks to Bianca, Kristen, Deborah, Ray, and Todd. The kids seemed to love it! I thoroughly enjoyed watching the reactions the kids had to the puppet show. They were so adorable. The orphanage was for ...