ARMENIAN LIFE: Road trip to Yeghegnadzor
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- We drove from Yerevan to Yeghegnadzor on International Women's Day. The scenery was spectacular even for the beginning of Spring.
Our Indian granddaughter Sushma accompanied Mrs Mitch and I, which made the trip all the more fun for us. We called in to see our friends Len and Armine at their Areni Lodge, which we featured in our previous video:
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Then we continued on to Yeghegnadzor and were surprised by the beauty of the town surrounded by snow-capped mountains. Sushma and I then went on a little discovery walk and found some lovely parks and buildings, including an amazing university building, which hasn't been functioning as a proper university for more than 5 years! Something really needs to be done about that in the future, because higher education facilities are essential in the regions for the future of Armenia.
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Thank you so much for the video. I was born and raised in Yeghegnadzor till I was 16. I am 51 now and I live in Los Angeles more than 25 years. I miss my hometown every day
@mikesmith5830...Thanks for your comment, Mike. Yes, Yeghegnadzor's a lovely place...maybe you should consider coming back and help the community in some way. Alternative energy projects or an IT centre might be something to consider, if you're interested. We only have one life, so I believe we must use it to help our fellow man in whatever way we can. It's always tough to leave family behind and maybe coming to live here is not the solution, but you can always help remotely if you so desire. You can email me by clicking on "About" on our channel page if you'd like a chat.
God bless you and your family🙏
Ապրեք որ եկել եք հայաստան շատ լավ էգարել vel good armenia will good 3:30
@user-hw1pm8en3c ... thank you❤️
Shnoragalutiun 🙏 ❤️🇦🇲❤️🙏
So interesting! It looks like a mini city. I found myself googling Yeghegnadzor… a population of 8000, 123 km from Yerevan. Elevation of 1200 metres, great climate…and no doubt, full of great Armenian people. My next road trip will be to Yeghegnadzor. ( yes, I’m in Yerevan and although it’s a great city one needs to venture out to see the real Armrnia ).Thanks Mitch!
@johnarmstrong3140...yes John, the real Armenia is found in the regions👍
You can also visit the Magellan cave, which is the second largest cave in Armenia and the first excursion cave, located at the beginning of the gorge leading to Noravank (800m).
@vrezhnazaryan7453...yes, we've seen it from the roadside, but never went in. We'll check it out one day...thanks for the tip🙏
Fantastic video ❤️with great people(Shushma,Peter and Sonia❤️)
@Angelina-qr8pp...thanks Angel🙏❤️
I love your videos showing different parts of Armenia. I been there in 2005 & coming back this summer with our son. It will be his first time. He is 17 & will understand more & be educated & learn hi other language.
@lucybalyanify...It will be a great experience for you and your son🙏
Thank you Mitch and everyone there for sharing your lives, and helping to bring a bit of light and joy.
@jackoneil3933...thanks so much, Jack🙏
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Another great journey. Thankyou. Enjoy revisiting some of my journeys, I have had in the Motherland. Unfortunately can't be there now, but hope to be eating at your future restaurant before this year ends!😎🙏🙏
@peterdavidian4359...thanks Pete...let's hope you can make it this year. All the best to you and your family my friend🙏
Չքնաղ,բնություն``ունի հայաստանը շատ..ապրեք վոր"եկելեք հայաստան(veLkom,Apmenja) 12:29
@user-hw1pm8en3c...thanks for your comment and Happy New Year🙏🥳
I love how happy you look in this video!
@armanngu...thanks Arman jan🙏
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Regarding the concrete “gentleman”, like Mrs. Mitch have already explained, it was the statue of Anastas Mikoyan, a prominent Communist party activist of the Stalin, and Khrushchev era.
He happened to be a long-term survivor due to his, let’s call it, political flexibility.
There is even a funny joke, an “anecdote” about his exceptional surviving skills.
Once members or the Soviet Political Bureau have been summoned to an urgent meeting. It was a very rainy weather, and everyone was arriving soaking wet.
Except Mikoyan, who appeared to be perfectly dry.
The astonished colleagues asked him, how he managed to keep his clothes dry in such heavy rain.
“I just dodged between the droplets”, answered Mikoyan.
@davekarapetian6386...thanks for sharing your knowledge of Anastasia Mikoyan and the funny joke👍😂
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How is working life I’m Indian young I want to working there
@RatuJaat...it won't be easy for you, unless you have good qualifications in IT. Most Indians are students here and they do part time work as delivery riders for big fast food chains
@@ArmenianLifewithMitch ok so super market job don’t have there like cashier ya hotels
@@RatuJaat ... yes, there are such jobs, but they might require some knowledge of Armenian. The best thing to do is to look on list.am and see what's available...or otherwise just google jobs in Armenia
What subjects did they teach before closure? Where did the lecturers go? Would there be any students to enter at a university entering level?
@zavainmardirossian8593...all I can say is there are some developments in the works. As to where the lecturers went...probably Yerevan
Are there any houses for sale…..average prices please?
@zavainmardirossian8593...www.list.am ... as there are just too many variables to answer your question🙏