We went up to the Sevanavank abbey separately, firstly Zita started the short, staired walk to the top.

As long as she was going to the top of hill, I was writing the blog.

Zita came back after 20 minutes with two new friends. She met a married Polish couple and the wife spoke fluent Hungarian because she was a university student on Hungary.

The peninsula was really beautiful although we could visit only one of  buildings of the church. Of course, i prefered the view especially as you can see around from the top and I could see almost the whole lake and the surraunding mountains.

It was fantastic.

If you travel around here, this view worth the by-pass road to the top of peninsula.

The Sevan-Jerevan section was 70 kms, we fled before the stormclouds.

We arrived in Jerevan. Everything was uncertain. We didn’t have accommodation, we stood at the street corner without internet, we were hungry an tired and we didn’t have the idea yet where to sleep and stay for the next week.

Then we met with Vahagn on the street who was so nice and helped us with everything. We found friends after 20 minutes, the city welcomed us with love. Soon, we were 6 at the table after Laci joined us, who came from Transylvania and has Armenian ancestry.

We went to the Laci’s flat late at night then we talked still 3 a.m. finally we asleept.