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Join us on a captivating walking tour through the heart of Yerevan, Armenia, as we unravel the secrets of the enchanting Spring Tree. 🌳🌼 In this video, we will start with this enchanting tree that has started spring, and we will see the spring life of trees and people through a detailed tour of all the streets of the city center. 00:00 Highlights 01:38 Route map 01:42 Mashtots Ave 03:25 Isahakyan street 04:45 Poplavok Park 09:00 Moskovyan Street 13:30 Metronom Shopping Center 17:15 Abovyan Street 23:20 Sayat Nova Ave 28:20 Nalbandyan Street 31:07 Tumanyan Street 35:40 Hanranpetutyan Street 43:50 Vernissage…

Vardavar is one of the most beloved and fun festivals in Armenia, where people drench each other with water to celebrate the summer and their culture. In this video, I show you six different locations in Yerevan where I recorded the festival in fixed long-shot frames. You will see how people enjoy this tradition with laughter, creativity, and friendship. You will also learn about the history and meaning of Vardavar, which dates back to ancient times and is connected to both pagan and Christian beliefs. Join me on this journey through the water festival and discover the beauty and diversity…

Walking in the spring weather in Yerevan gives you the strength to live again. Subscribe to this channel for more support so I can produce better videos for you Support me:

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Victory Park (Armenian: «Հաղթանակ» զբոսայգի Haght’anak zbosaygi), is a public park located in the Kanaker-Zeytun District of Yerevan, the capital of Armenia. The construction of the park was launched during the late 1930s as the “Arabkir city park”, within the frames of the development of the Nor Arabkir neighborhood at the north of Yerevan; the capital of the Armenian Soviet Socialist Republic. After the Great Patriotic War, the park was renamed “Victory Park”, commemorating the Soviet victory over Nazi Germany at the Eastern Front of World War II. If anyone wants to delete their face in this video, please contact…

Join me as part of the nightlife of downtown Yerevan. Subscribe to this channel for more support so I can produce better videos for you. Support me:

As I was walking on Tumanian Street, a beautiful view of the yellow autumn trees in the sunset led me to Hanrapetutian Street. Let’s see, it is very beautiful! This is the location coordinate:

In this walking tour I moved from Russia Cinema ( The Rossia Cinema was considered the largest cinema in Armenia, accommodating 2500 visitors. Constructed between 1968 and 1975 by Armenian architects Spartak Khachikyan, Hrachik Poghosyan, and Artur Tarkhanyan. Cinema Rossiya, later known as Soviets Rossiya and Aryarat, was built to resemble the lower and higher peaks of the revered Armenian symbol of Mt. Ararat. After the collapse of the Soviet Union, the cinema was abandoned, and then in the 1990s, commercial tents were set up here. Over time, Russia has become a shopping center.) to Kristapour street and return to…

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In this video, we go from the intersection of Moskovyan and Baghramyan streets to Saryan Street and after passing the beautiful cafes of this street, we reach Pushkin Street. After that, we walk along Triyan Street until we reach Sayat Nova Street, and after passing France Square, we reach the starting point. 00:00 Route map 00:10 Moskovyan St. 03:00 Saryan St. 10:15 Pushkin St. 21:06 Teryan St. 27:55 Sayat-Nova Ave. Subscribe to this channel for more support so I can produce better videos for you Support me: