This account of the relations between the Anglican church and the armenian people in the second half of the nineteenth century

This collection is the English edition of travel notes, poetry, prose and other literary works of Literary Ark participant-writers. Ararat Gravity summarizes the pieces written within the active collaboration of Literary Ark International Festival for the years 2001-2015. The collection combines the foreign author's impressions of interacting with Armenia, its culture, people, and nature

Atlas of Armenia a wonderful English-language atlas of Armenia, rich with historical and cultural information

This book represents the results of research carried out since 1979, , but especially during 1993-1996 on initiative of RAA organization in Karvajar (Kalbajar), Kashatagh (Lachin). Kashunik (Ghubatli), Zangelan, Jabrail, Fizuli, Baylakan, Aghdam, Aghjabedi, Tartar ana Partav (Barda) districts. Numerous cultural monuments, sites and settlements of the ares surrounding the Republic of Nagorno-Karabakh are presented on the background of the field material assembled during scientific expeditions, historical records (epigraphic material. historical sources, periodicals, old and new maps) and archive documents contributory to the understanding of the Armenian history of the medieval and late periods

The most important element is that along with breathtaking landscapes and picturesque vistas of Armenia, we have included photos that are usually excluded, and some of them have their honorable place in the most prestigious museums in the world (stone crosses, miniatures, expositions), native flora and fauna, etc., so that the foreigner will have a complete picture about our wonderful country, to present nature with all its colors

This book is published on the occasion of the 30th anniversary of the succession of the Republic of Armenia to the UNESCO 1972 Conventiona Concerning the Protection of the World Cultural and Natural Heritage an the 20th anniversary of UNESCO 2003 Conyention for the Safeguarding Intangible Cultural Herifage, ratified by the Republic of Armenia in 2006

About tourist sites in Armenia