Offering a taster into the rich and ancient history of Christianity within Armenia, this episode uniquely explores multiple sites of religious and cultural importance, including the Mother See of Holy Etchmiadzin and the exquisite spiritual artifacts found within, along with Amberd Fortress.
A delicious introduction to Armenian cuisine, this episode uniquely explores popular dishes of tradition, paired with insight into the Gum fresh food market, fascinating carpet making, wine and brandy production companies along with modern nightlife in Yerevan, in particular, the jazz scene.
A spectacular continuation to religious and cultural sites of importance, this episode uniquely explores the largest freshwater lake in Eurasia, the Temple at Garni, heavenly monasteries spread throughout alpine Armenia, and the Guinness World Records discovery of the oldest leather shoe in the world.
This episode uniquely explores spectacular museums, a chess academy, artistic individuals, performance ensembles, traditional instruments, and the Tsaghgadzor Ski Resort.