Top Things to do in Ararat Province
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The 10 Best Things to do in Ararat Province, Ararat Province
Discover the best top things to do in Ararat Province, Armenia including Paruyr Sevak House Museum, Khosrov Forest State Reserve, Angel's Canyon, Tushpa Wine Cellar, Wine Homemade, Khor Virap, Karapet Monastery, Ancient Dvin Ruins, Aghjots Vank Monastery, Azatskoye Reservoir.
1. Paruyr Sevak House Museum
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
The Paruyr Sevak (also spelled Baruyr Sevag) House Museum is on the grounds of the home and burial plot of the Armenian poet and literary critic considered one of the greatest Armenian poets of the 20th century.
2. Khosrov Forest State Reserve
3. Angel's Canyon
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Angeles canyon is a small place like a natural canyon . There are no any info about this place , except one legend which says that angels go down there every mid night . This is a nice place for take a beautiful and memorable photos
4. Tushpa Wine Cellar
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5.0 based on 13 reviews
Tushpa Wine Cellar is a traditional Armenian winery, both family-owned and managed. The winery is named for the historic area of Tushpa, now known as Van, from where our ancestors originated. We are located in the heart of the Ararat Valley, 35 km west of downtown Yerevan. Settled beneath the Biblical Mount Ararat. TUSHPA was founded in 1992 by the winemaker Mihran Manasserian. Mihran Manasserian creates remarkable wines through winemaking traditions that his ancestors, passed down to him. He and his son Abraham combine these traditions with modern technologies to create the unforgettable essence of our wines.
5. Wine Homemade
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
The history of viticulture in Haroutyun’s family and Armenia in general is best described as follows: viticulture is love, parental gentleness that is passed on to generations. This is a love story. You can use plants to transfer parental warmth, sweetness, love and history only if the community perceives grapes and wine as culture and part of identity. When in 1964 Haroutyun’s grandfather Jivan moved Pokr Vedi in Ararat Valley from Vayots Dzor, he brought with him a vine planted by his father and built a pergola in front of his new house, ensuring the continuity of their grapes and his own story. The village is located in Ararat Valley in front of the biblical Mount Ararat, which is an important center of viticulture and winemaking. Visit the garden and vineyards and continue the tour to the cellar, where Harutyun will introduce his wines and vodkas. Enjoy the tasting and buy some of your favourits.
6. Khor Virap
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4.5 based on 868 reviews
Reviewed By abrahamyana2019 - Armenia, null
Amazing place to enjoy Armenian architecture and to dive into Armenian history. I think, Ararat mountain has the best view from this monastery.
7. Karapet Monastery
8. Ancient Dvin Ruins
9. Aghjots Vank Monastery
10. Azatskoye Reservoir
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
