Armenia is full of natural beauty. If you have more time after exploring Yerevan, we highly recommend taking some day trips to see these wonderful landscapes and churches not too far from the capital.
Quite the Soviet looking city, Yerevan has no shortage of concrete block buildings and imposing Communist statues. Looming in the distance is snow-capped Mount Ararat, Armenia’s national symbol, although it’s no longer within Armenia’s borders today.
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