Loved all the history, it’s so fascinating how old those buildings are! Crazy. The lavash looked sooo good and difficult to make for sure! I’m not sure I would’ve moved fast enough either 😆
Thank you so much 😘❤️ Well, I don't think anyone gets it from the first time (I'm just saying it to make myself feel better.. Ahaha), but with practice we would nail it 😉❤️
This was so interesting. There is SO much more to Armenia than we thought 😱 we're really excited to see more of this country 😁🇦🇲 your videos are really inspiring us! 🤩
Matt, Julia, you both are so cute 😊 I am happy you made it to my Homeland Armenia, and the sandwich you made there 10:50 is my (childhood) ALL TIMES FAVOURITE food !!! Lavash, cheese and herbs ... doesn't get any better than that
I went on this same exact tour when I was in Armenia this past June! I was an election observer for the parliamentary elections in the northern part of the Shirak province and got to see some pretty remote villages (like one called Hovtun that was pretty high up). It was absolutely incredible, as well as the tour! The view of Ararat, Garni Temple and Geghard Monastery were unreal.. I did the tour on the last day that I was there (my flight was at 2AM out of Yerevan) but I'm so glad that I got to do it. Cool to experience this tour again through your video!
The Church that was built in the Mountain was so Beautiful, I found a room where the water was coming out of the wall and it was so Cold and Fresh (Yes, You can drink the water and NOT get sick)...
Really enjoyed this one. Do you have a travel schedule? Would love to share a beer with you guys one day. Just watched a live stream walk-around in Armenia. Looks lovely.
Hi Daniel, thank you very much ☺️ We are in the Balkans for the next couple of months, trying not to think further away than that because everything seems to change very quickly and often 😅❤️
When I lived in Yerevan, the cascade was in disrepair and the museum closed. I recognized some of the sculptures at the foot of the cascade. It's nice to see it now. Swan Lake (I never knew it had a name) in town used to be an ice skating rink in winter. I had the pleasure of visiting the temple and the church in your video. I lived in an apartment on either Nalbandian St or Abovven St. and I had a clear view of Mt. Ararat from my balcony. It was a short walk to the concert hall where I saw the philharmonic orchestra. Mt. Ararat used to be in Armenia until the Treaty of Kars gave it to Turkey in 1921. Apparently Uncle Joe, whose home you visited recently, wanted these territories back at the end of WWII but was opposed by the west. When Stalin died in 1953, the USSR gave up these territorial claims. And, no, I didn't know this; I just read it on Google.
So interesting how much it has changed! Oooh, wonder if it still exists 🤔 Ah the view must have been incredible 😍 Did much of the rest of the city, other than the cascade, look the same? Funnily enough we have been reading a book called "The Caucasus - An Introduction" and only the other day we were reading about just that 😊
@@MattandJulia Yerevan looks better. It seems there is more prosperity than 15 years ago. There was never a wine festival like in your video and the shopping was much more limited. It's nice to see that things are improving despite the recent hostilities with Azerbaijan. Enjoy your time there and keep safe.
Been following your journey. Really enjoying all the adventures… great to see your sub number raising 💪 keep up the good work & savour this time, it is a special moment in both your lifes!
Really enjoyed this video, thanks you two, well done! Pity about the "dropped" lavash Julia, but I am sure the baker you would have nailed it on the second try!
ermənistan heç vaxt mükəmməl olmayıb sadəcə onlar oğru və bandit olduqları üçün hər ölkədən ən əsasda Azərbaycanın adətlərini oğurlayıblar Yəni bu o deməkdirki ermənilər həmişə AZƏRBAYCANIN KÜÇÜYÜ OLUBLAR , İNŞALLAH OLACAQLAR
Garni used to be a Mithraist temple. Mithraism was the predominant religion in Iran, Armenia and Rome. In Rome by the order of emperor Constantine Rome adopted Christianity. (approx 312AD) . Christianity adopted many aspect of Mithraism such as the cross, trinity, last supper... Armenian king Tirdad ordered the building of the Garni temple.
At the last place where You had Lavash I Tour Guide is the SAME guide We had in 2017, The company she works for is "Hyur"... That company is Great ! ! !
Have been watching alot of your videos and i must say that they're very interesting ones.. May i know how do you arrange a guide for touring especially for this current series?? and i have been planning to visit some of the countries that you have visited like Turkey, Georgia and even Armenia in the very near future probably..
@@hellroamer1197 Lavash is a magical bread, makes everything tastier. Thank you Armenians for their Lavash gift to the world. I think eventually, when Elon Musk will go to Mars he should make a Tanoor (or other spellings on Mars) to boost the astronauts moral. I cannot imagine being on a Lavash=free planet!
@@sedArt-ub9be According to the video it's not "a beautiful country", it's "one of the most beautiful countries on Earth". Which of course is not even nearly true.
@@amirjavad_ca Not everyone has the same the same Opinions . However if that's where your going to , what you see of Armenia today is really nothing compared to their glorious days. The same can be said with Greece Eastern Turkey is Western Armenia and used to have the most powerful kingdom before the 13th century. Their capital Ani( city of 1001 churches , 40 gates) was the most beautiful city in the world now abandoned and in ruins. Their fortifications is among the most advanced structures in the world ,Ani Cathedral and Mren is what had an impact to Gothic and Romanesque structure something you won't hear mentioned a lot in Archeology nor in Architecture and history. That does tell you something.. about the muteness of Armenia.. this is according to an Italian historian Luigi Villari
Loved all the history, it’s so fascinating how old those buildings are! Crazy. The lavash looked sooo good and difficult to make for sure! I’m not sure I would’ve moved fast enough either 😆
Thank you so much 😘❤️
Well, I don't think anyone gets it from the first time (I'm just saying it to make myself feel better.. Ahaha), but with practice we would nail it 😉❤️
Definitely incredible view love to see the whole place so historical
It is in such an incredibly beautiful spot too, perched high up on the cliff 😍
This was so interesting. There is SO much more to Armenia than we thought 😱 we're really excited to see more of this country 😁🇦🇲 your videos are really inspiring us! 🤩
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Thank you very much guys, hope you are enjoying your time there ❤️
Sooo beautiful!!! ... more of this countries rarely shown , specially for us from far east asia . Tnks!
Thank you so much Margarita 😊 Really glad you are enjoying our videos 🙌❤️
Thanks for amazing program from beautiful Armenia 🇦🇲
Thank you very much, really glad you enjoyed it 🤗❤️
Another lovely and nice video.... congrats.... good job.
Thank you so much Carlos
Matt, Julia, you both are so cute 😊 I am happy you made it to my Homeland Armenia, and the sandwich you made there 10:50 is my (childhood) ALL TIMES FAVOURITE food !!!
Lavash, cheese and herbs ... doesn't get any better than that
@@AyushGuptaAyushgupta i will
Hi Xloyan, thank you so much 🥰❤️
Ahhh, totally agree, doesn't get any better than that 😍 the simple food is always the best ❤️
The babushka bread looks amazing. Mmmm. If at first you don't Lavash... try, try again!
I can't even tell you how much I wanted to do it until I get it right 😅
Been there last feb.2020 that time it was snowy😁 you guys amazing couple keep it up. I enjoyed watching your videos.
Thank you so much for your kind words Marry, means the world to us ☺️🤗❤️
Awesome.
Love from Sri Lanka
Glad you enjoyed it Anura ♥️
Was outstanding video ☺️☺️
Thank you Muhammad 😊
I went on this same exact tour when I was in Armenia this past June! I was an election observer for the parliamentary elections in the northern part of the Shirak province and got to see some pretty remote villages (like one called Hovtun that was pretty high up). It was absolutely incredible, as well as the tour! The view of Ararat, Garni Temple and Geghard Monastery were unreal.. I did the tour on the last day that I was there (my flight was at 2AM out of Yerevan) but I'm so glad that I got to do it. Cool to experience this tour again through your video!
The Church that was built in the Mountain was so Beautiful, I found a room where the water was coming out of the wall and it was so Cold and Fresh (Yes, You can drink the water and NOT get sick)...
Yeah, there were lots of people bottling it up :)
I bottled up some water when I was there this past summer!
Amazing 😻 ❤️💙🧡
🥰🥰❤️❤️❤️
Really enjoyed this one. Do you have a travel schedule? Would love to share a beer with you guys one day. Just watched a live stream walk-around in Armenia. Looks lovely.
Hi Daniel, thank you very much ☺️
We are in the Balkans for the next couple of months, trying not to think further away than that because everything seems to change very quickly and often 😅❤️
Amazing! Thanks for sharing 😘😘😘
So glad you enjoyed it Norma 🥰
When I lived in Yerevan, the cascade was in disrepair and the museum closed. I recognized some of the sculptures at the foot of the cascade. It's nice to see it now. Swan Lake (I never knew it had a name) in town used to be an ice skating rink in winter. I had the pleasure of visiting the temple and the church in your video.
I lived in an apartment on either Nalbandian St or Abovven St. and I had a clear view of Mt. Ararat from my balcony. It was a short walk to the concert hall where I saw the philharmonic orchestra.
Mt. Ararat used to be in Armenia until the Treaty of Kars gave it to Turkey in 1921. Apparently Uncle Joe, whose home you visited recently, wanted these territories back at the end of WWII but was opposed by the west. When Stalin died in 1953, the USSR gave up these territorial claims. And, no, I didn't know this; I just read it on Google.
So interesting how much it has changed! Oooh, wonder if it still exists 🤔
Ah the view must have been incredible 😍
Did much of the rest of the city, other than the cascade, look the same?
Funnily enough we have been reading a book called "The Caucasus - An Introduction" and only the other day we were reading about just that 😊
@@MattandJulia Yerevan looks better. It seems there is more prosperity than 15 years ago. There was never a wine festival like in your video and the shopping was much more limited. It's nice to see that things are improving despite the recent hostilities with Azerbaijan. Enjoy your time there and keep safe.
Super interesting, Jesús hard job making that bread, I love your videos
Thank you so much Lucy! 😊❤️
So nice couple!) Thanks for this video, I enjoyed it!
What dedication it must have taken to recreate that Pagan temple. Beautiful. But of course, watching Julia fail at lavash was the most fun.
Unbelievable dedication, and patience trying to get the stones back from the locals 😲
Haha, it was a devastating moment Pat 😀😂
Wowza what a beautiful country , I never knew. What a great experience! The bread looks so good, at least you triedJulia ❤️
Haha, it’s the taking part that counts as they say 😉😁
In shaa ALLAH
See you in the next one guys
See you later on 😊😊
Been following your journey. Really enjoying all the adventures… great to see your sub number raising 💪 keep up the good work & savour this time, it is a special moment in both your lifes!
Hi Sinéad, thank you so much, really appreciate it!!! 🥰❤️❤️❤️
New video 😍😍😍😍
Hi Muhammad ❤️
Beautiful video 👌👌😋
Thank you so much 😍❤️
We also make it Same way
But it looks crispy
Yeah the tandir oven was passed from East to West during the silk road times, really interesting
Really enjoyed this video, thanks you two, well done! Pity about the "dropped" lavash Julia, but I am sure the baker you would have nailed it on the second try!
Thank you Johan, really appreciate it! 😊 Let's say that becuase I didn't get the chance so we can pretend I did😅😅😅xx
perfect! Armenia ❤️❤️❤️
ermənistan heç vaxt mükəmməl olmayıb sadəcə onlar oğru və bandit olduqları üçün hər ölkədən ən əsasda Azərbaycanın adətlərini oğurlayıblar Yəni bu o deməkdirki ermənilər həmişə AZƏRBAYCANIN KÜÇÜYÜ OLUBLAR , İNŞALLAH OLACAQLAR
@@ismayilhaciyev2016 shhh go to sleep and dream on
@@nuard6071 Biz arzularla yaşamırıq HƏQİQƏTLƏRLƏ yaşayırıq
Garni used to be a Mithraist temple. Mithraism was the predominant religion in Iran, Armenia and Rome. In Rome by the order of emperor Constantine Rome adopted Christianity. (approx 312AD) . Christianity adopted many aspect of Mithraism such as the cross, trinity, last supper... Armenian king Tirdad ordered the building of the Garni temple.
Really awesome 👍❤️🥰❤️
At the last place where You had Lavash I Tour Guide is the SAME guide We had in 2017, The company she works for is "Hyur"... That company is Great ! ! !
Ahhh small world, how interesting! ❤️
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Not sure why the lavash was served crispy. It’s usually made to serve soft and gooey.
The heat made it crisp up pretty quick!
I"m present to your chanel. This is incredible so very-very nice and amazing
thank you very much 🤗❤️
Sister Julia making roti ☺️
See u on Tuesday
Till then take care ☺️👍👍👍
You too ❤️
Have been watching alot of your videos and i must say that they're very interesting ones.. May i know how do you arrange a guide for touring especially for this current series?? and i have been planning to visit some of the countries that you have visited like Turkey, Georgia and even Armenia in the very near future probably..
Hi Victoria, thank you very much! For this particular video we took a tour but usually we just jump on buses etc and do everything ourselves xx
@@MattandJulia great...keep it up guys..
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Hi Guys How are you and You guys working very Hard ????
Hi Rahim, we are good thank you, how are you?)) Yeah as always 😊❤️
Come tour the USA and you guys can stay with my family in Alabama!
I am sure Julia"s Lavash is well done. BTW, I believe Armenians and Iranians call those bread ovens Tanoor. I think Indians call them Tandoor....
Hahaha, well.. It will be VERY well done at the bottom of that oven 😁
Yeah I think it's tandoor in india 🤔
In armenian it calls Thonir :) (Թոնիր)
@@hellroamer1197 Lavash is a magical bread, makes everything tastier. Thank you Armenians for their Lavash gift to the world. I think eventually, when Elon Musk will go to Mars he should make a Tanoor (or other spellings on Mars) to boost the astronauts moral. I cannot imagine being on a Lavash=free planet!
So that's where the dish "Tandoori chicken" comes from-- the type of oven used!
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Lavash ☺️
Necədə bədbəxtsiz siz Lavaşın ermənilərə aid olduğunu bilirsiz Yazıqlar bədbəxtlər
@@ismayilhaciyev2016 👍
Our favourite bread 😊
@@MattandJulia do you know this bread belong to AZERBAIJAN??
@@ismayilhaciyev2016 Что ещё?
🏖🇦🇿🤝🇦🇲 peach from Azerbaijan...👋
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I am glad to see that there are people like you too.👋
hi sorry for this question how tall are you ???
We call it ROTI
One of the most beautiful countries on Earth. Forget about Italy, USA, Czech Republic, Norway, Switzerland, Japan, China! Armenia is the best 🤣
Yes of course because only the tourist hotpots of the earth can be beautiful! 🗑️
@@MattandJulia Nope, not necessarily. Just an objective comparison of this particular example 🤷♂️
are you that bothered Armenia being a beautiful country😆
@@sedArt-ub9be According to the video it's not "a beautiful country", it's "one of the most beautiful countries on Earth". Which of course is not even nearly true.
@@amirjavad_ca Not everyone has the same the same Opinions . However if that's where your going to , what you see of Armenia today is really nothing compared to their glorious days. The same can be said with Greece Eastern Turkey is Western Armenia and used to have the most powerful kingdom before the 13th century. Their capital Ani( city of 1001 churches , 40 gates) was the most beautiful city in the world now abandoned and in ruins. Their fortifications is among the most advanced structures in the world ,Ani Cathedral and Mren is what had an impact to Gothic and Romanesque structure something you won't hear mentioned a lot in Archeology nor in Architecture and history. That does tell you something.. about the muteness of Armenia.. this is according to an Italian historian Luigi Villari
It's ROTI
Oh no! You spoil one bread ...
Julia could not make it better luck next time ☺️☺️👍
Haha, she was heartbroken 💔😀
Spzün həqiqi mənasında bədbaxtsız
Qde armyanskaya unitaz?? Armeniya novaya simvol unitaz
Где твой мозг?