This 2,800-year-old capital costs 40% less than Tbilisi with one-tenth the crowds
Dawn breaks over Republic Square as pink tuff stone glows amber in morning light. A local unlocks the Cascade Complex escalators while Mount Ararat emerges through soft haze. Three days ago, Caucasus capitals meant Tbilisi’s crowded wine bars or Istanbul’s tourist-packed Grand Bazaar. Now, standing where 2,800 years of Armenian history costs 40% less with … Lire plus









