Honeymoon Around the World

One day in Yerevan I received an sms. My mother sent it telling me to go to someplace where there is Internet access and start reading my emails. Read more…

We devoted one day to visit two churches east of Jerevan, Garni and Geghard. We didn’t know much about them, but all the maps marked them as great tourist attractions. Read more…

We met with the Hungarian family by caravan in Jerevan. (post: Soso and the Hungarian family travelling in a caravan) Nelli and her daughter, Diana, the Armenian hostesses gave a really delicious dinner for the gathered guests. Read more…

On our first day in Yerevan we went into town, to the Matenadaran, Laci’s workplace, where they keep the oldest manuscripts in the world, where they archive them and exhibit some of them. Read more…

Our bicycles were guarded by tree dogs on our accommodation, on the Sevan Peninsula. Read more…

We departed from Aygut with a big run but had to stop and take on some cloth as the weather was not so nice like one day before and at the 1400 m high we felt cold.

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Leaving Ijevan, the surroundings became more enchanting. We were in a rocky valley, surrounded by forests, next to us a creek, and above us, on the mountain edge there are rocks and/or green fields. It was a delight to cycle here. Read more…

After eating a dieting breakfast of plain chocolate with the few remaining biscuits accompanied by unsweetened tea, and having said good bye to Mushanak, our host, we have rolled out of Jujevan. Read more…

Our planned itinerary was that in Armenia to Yerevan: after the Georgian border up to the mountains, Noyemberian, Idjevan, Chambarak, beach of Lake Sevan, Sevan peninsula, Yerevan. You can watch that on the section level:

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It was on a Sunday that we left Tbilisi, the goal for the day was to reach Armenia, which was marked 70km away on the map and to spend the night there.

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