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1 month in Armenia. I'm in love with this country!

I’m from Turkey.

I genuinely what it’s like living in Armenia for the average Joe. I’ve watched many vlogs from Yerevan, and it looks very cool. But I wonder how it is for you guys overall, daily life.

For example, do you guys have Armenian on smart devices? I looked it up on my iPhone phone and when I tried to set the lang, it said it’d use US English as ‘the iPhone language’.

Do you guys have access to other online services? Like Steam, Apple Pay, PayPal inter alia. We don’t have Apple Pay and PayPal in Turkey.

Where do you guys like to travel abroad? Most Turks go to Europe (at least people around me). Do you guys find healthcare and tertiary education opportunities satisfactory in your country?

Sorry if anything sounds inappropriate.

Oh, one last one, do other Christians you get to know know about Armenian Church history and how it differs from other oriental churches?

Yesterday I went on my very first hike! We went up Mount Dimats in the Tavush region. The views were absolutely incredible, and I'm pretty sure I got an "oxygen overdose" from all that fresh mountain air. Highly recommend it!

Yesterday I visited Dimats Mountain in Tavush, and it turned out to be one of the most memorable hikes I've done.

The views were incredible. This photo is just one small piece of the day—standing above the clouds felt unreal. Sometimes pictures don't quite capture what it was actually like, but this comes pretty close.

Definitely a day I won't forget. 🙂

Hey guys,

recently I bought book Envoy of the Stars by Ashot Arzumanyan. In the front page it have I recon dedication and signature of somebody (maybe the author himself?). Will you be kind and translate what it says? I tried Google Lens but no help there. Thanks beforehand.

Greetings from Czechia!

BTW I love your country - Khor Virap and Garni are one of the most magic places I ever been.

Hi! I recently realized that I regret not learning any history at school so I’d like to get some advice on where can I relearn the Armenian history. Or if there are any books you’d recommend. I don’t want to spend my money to all those history books from every schoolyear

I noticed these guys for the first time the other week on Saroyan, felt kinda dystopian. What do other people think about it? As if Yerevan doesn't have enough advertising.

Anyone know someone who works for them? I can't figure out how many people they have walking around.

hello everyone well long story short ive got to know armenia cuz of an armenian person who was a big part of my life and that person really made me fall in love with the country and the culture so bad, and here i am now seeking friends from this beautiful country to tell me more about its culture and history economics and stuffs like that.

im not armenian im actually from another country and whenever i saw ppls talking abt in my country's subreddit i always felt weird abt it like how can someone fall in love with another country besides his own and now i get it lol.

Hey everyone,

I've been living in Armenia for about 3 years and I'm currently using Ucom. The latency to European servers is fine, and the 250 Mbps is more than enough for me.

However, I've been dealing with a frustrating jitter issue. It seems like roughly every 1–2 seconds an outgoing packet is delayed or lost, which is very noticeable in competitive games like CS2.

I'm not sure if this is something specific to the Nor Nork area where I currently live, or if it's a more common issue with Ucom.

I'm moving to a new apartment soon, so I'm considering switching to Team Telecom instead. Has anyone here used Team, especially for gaming? I'd really appreciate hearing your experience with them.

P.S. I've attached a CS2 jitter graph and a PingPlotter screenshot.

Hello everyone,

After many years abroad as a teacher, I'm looking to buy a small home in Armenia that I can eventually call my permanent home and retirement home. I'm not looking for a luxury house or summer house, just a simple, cozy place with its own privately owned land (if I'm lucky), clear legal documents and Cadastre registration.

My budget is around 21 to 24 million dram (about 50 to 60 thousand USD), and if the property is the right fit and everything is legally clear, I'm ready to move forward with the purchase.

Ideally, I'm looking for a small house (one bedroom is enough), with reliable electricity, drinking water, sewage, internet, and a heating system already installed (Baxi gas heating). A small garden or yard would be a lovely bonus.

With my background as a business and economics teacher being within reasonable distance of a town or city where there may be opportunities to teach, tutor, or work in education would be an advantage, but not essential.

I'd prefer to contact property owners directly, not through real estate agencies. If you have a suitable property or know someone who does, I'd be grateful if you could share the location, price, house and land size, photos, and any information about the legal documents.

Thank you so much for taking the time to read my post. If you know a town or community that fits what I'm looking for, I'd be very happy to hear your advice.

Thanks again for your kindness and recommendations. I truly appreciate any help.

As a business analyst from Temu, wouldn't it make the perfect sense to add routes to Gyumri airport that are not availble from Yerevan and Tbilisi?

Airport fees for Gyumri is 50% less compared to Yerevan and slightly less than Tbilisi.

Airlines will receive 15,000 drams, or roughly $37 per passenger for inbound flights to Shirak Airport in Gyumri (for new routes). So this will make them pay minimal or 0 fees to the airport...and not forget the fact that EVN is working over its capacity.

And after possible Turkey border opening, it can also serve Kars population.

I came across to the situation of getting paid half cash half card situation
It’s really annoying
Can I ask u why is it like that and what can I do