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The best outdoor adventure activities in Armenia | Condé Nast Traveller Middle East - Vimarsana News

The best outdoor adventure activities in Armenia | Condé Nast Traveller Middle East

From quad biking in Garni Adventure Park to zipling at Yell Extreme Park, kayaking at Azat Reservoir or hiking the Transcaucasian Trail, this Caucasian gem is a daredevils' paradise

Yesterday in Yerevan: Dilly-dallying in Dilijan – The Oxford Student - Vimarsana News

Yesterday in Yerevan: Dilly-dallying in Dilijan – The Oxford Student

If you go down to Dilijan today, you won't see Jonah because he went there last week. You can still read about his adventures here though.

Armenian women, politicians visit for cultural exchange - Vimarsana News

Armenian women, politicians visit for cultural exchange

Fitchburg and Lancaster recently hosted an international group from Armenia, as part of the Open World grant program which focuses on advancing women’s leadership at the local government level.

Armenia eases visa regulations for UAE travellers - Vimarsana News

Armenia eases visa regulations for UAE travellers

Armenia recently streamlined visa regulations for UAE travellers and adventure seekers to enable easier access to its hospitality and natural wonders. UAE citizens can now enjoy visa-free travel to Armenia for up to 180 days within a year.

Fleeing Karabakh, elderly couple fear for the future with their disabled son - Vimarsana News

Fleeing Karabakh, elderly couple fear for the future with their disabled son

Albert Petrosyan strapped his son's wheelchair and a few bags to the roof of his ancient Russian-made car ahead of another long drive after fleeing his home in Nagorno-Karabakh this week and spending just one night in a hotel in this Armenian town. Petrosyan, 71, his wife Geghetsik, 65, and their 30-year-old son Agasi, who uses a wheelchair and has severe learning difficulties, are among more than 70,000 ethnic Armenians to have fled Karabakh so far since Azerbaijani forces retook the mountainous region last week in a lightning offensive.

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