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Armenia Travel Podcast follows one resident as he settles in corners of a country that is small enough to learn slowly and mountainous enough to keep surprising. Travelling here means moving between dry river valleys, volcanic highlands, and forestless slopes where the light changes quickly. The arcs the host follows run from Yerevan’s cafe courtyards to Gyumri’s black tuff streets, then out to Lake Sevan’s windswept shores and down into the Aras River valley. He does not stay on the tourist route; he returns to provincial towns and high pastures that most visitors pass through. The podcast is arranged by seasons rather than by checklist. He rents a flat, learns a route, and lets each place change across the year: spring mud in the valleys, hot dry summers, a sudden snow that seals a mountain pass. Slowly, a map of Armenia forms from repeated visits. Aram Petrosyan lives in Armenia and stays for two years, moving between cities, coastlines and smaller towns on a route that follows the seasons. Not a week-long visit — Aram is there in every kind of weather, working out where to eat on an ordinary Tuesday, which train to take, what a festival actually feels like from the pavement. A new episode arrives every day. Each one is short and specific: one neighbourhood, one journey, one meal, one museum worth the detour — with the practical detail that matters. What it costs. When it closes. Whether the queue is worth it. What to do when it rains. Every episode carries a full transcript and chapter markers. Part of Paris2Tokyo — one show for each of the world's hundred most-visited countries. Made for travelers, wherever you are going next. #Armenia #ArmeniaTravel #WesternAsia #Yerevan #TravelPodcast #Travel #Paris2Tokyo https://www.paris2tokyo.com/podcasts/armenia/
Unknown Host hosts Armenia Travel Podcast with Aram Petrosyan, a general show with 15 episodes published.
Aram spends his final full day in Gyumri, visiting the Dzitoghtsyan museum once more, reflecting on the city's resilience and humor, and planning a last trip to Lake Arpi before heading south. He also reflects on the cos
Aram takes a break from Gyumri's festival whirl, following rumors of a counterfeit vodka raid to a quiet police station and then indulging in a long lunch of kyufta at Alexandrovski. He reflects on the city's humor, the
Aram spends a quiet Thursday in Gyumri, wandering from a gallery to the central market, and reflects on the city's dry humor after news of a counterfeit vodka raid. He also takes stock of his duduk practice and the pract
Aram takes a day trip to Harichavank Monastery, reflecting on Gyumri's festival season, the cost of living, and the slow work of rebuilding. He shares practical notes on getting around, and ends with a quiet evening back
Aram spends a warm August day in Gyumri exploring the city's revival through its festival season, visiting the Aslamazyan Sisters gallery, and finding a quiet moment with his duduk practice. He reflects on the city's res
On a cool, rainy day in Gyumri, Aram takes the road to the ancient Marmashen Monastery, reflects on the city's festival season, and considers the slow music of rebuilding—both of stone and of self. He threads practical n
On a rainy August day in Gyumri, Aram wanders the old Kumayri district, visits the Aslamazyan Sisters gallery, and reflects on the city's slow rebuilding, craft, and humor. He enjoys a peaceful lunch at a local café and
On his second full day in Gyumri, Aram explores the historic Kumayri quarter, visits the Dzitoghtsyan museum, and reflects on the city's resilience through its black-tuff architecture. He also checks in on the daily rhyt
Aram leaves the August heat of Yerevan behind and makes the journey north to Gyumri. He settles into his new base, walks the black-tuff streets of the Kumayri district, tastes the city's famous ponchik, and takes in the
On his final evening in the capital, Aram walks from the Kond district to the Cascade, visits a candlelight chamber concert, and watches the city settle into night. He reflects on the month of living, not touring, and wh
On his final full day in Yerevan, Aram ties up loose ends, savors a slow morning at a favorite café, wanders the evening streets, and reflects on what it means to leave a place he's just begun to call home. A contemplati
Aram finds refuge from the August heat on Yerevan's rooftops, contemplating the city's ancient rhythms while exploring the modern comforts of coffee, a swim, and the first taste of this year's grapes. A meditation on sum
Aram spends his fourth day in Yerevan learning to cook khorovats over a fire, getting lost in the old quarter of Kond, and buying his first duduk. He reflects on the cost of daily life, the patience of paperwork, and the
Aram spends his third day in Yerevan settling into the rhythm of August — a slow morning with coffee, the chore of the residence permit queue, an afternoon hiding from the heat, and an evening of rooftop jazz and the pro
Aram settles into Yerevan on day two: a long walk from the Cascade to Republic Square, the crafts of the Vernissage, the produce of the GUM market, and a late dinner that tastes like the city itself. Practical notes on t
Aram Petrosyan lands in Yerevan for the first time, navigating the practicalities of settling in—registration, SIM cards, and bank accounts—while soaking in the city's summer rhythm. From the Vernissage market to the Cas
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