#dilijan

Lakes are a bit of a sacred thing in Armenia. And that's not due to the nation's strong religious beliefs. But more tha

I grew up around damp fields and many farm animals. In the often rainy and smelly countryside of England. Where fields throughout the year were either occupied by horses, cows, and sheep. Or the tall wheat

As the autumn atmosphere still rolls on in within Armenia, I've been planning a few more trips to the north where the mountainous small resort town of Dilijan sits. A small town that is mostly housing

To call Dilijan a city is a stretch, much like the very layout of the town itself is: stretched out and scattered in mo

Armenia is riddled with ancient things. To the point where it's as if the country doesn't really know what to do with a

Dilijan is already an incredibly small town, but it's one that has been found to have rather rich history. With excavat

This is two posts in one, but mostly because these two popular sights within the small resort town of Dilijan are in qu

I've seen a fair share of monuments to the Second World War over the past two years. It's something you see in all area

Prior to arriving in Dilijan, I had no idea of its history or where to really go. It was a spontaneous trip in which we