[2025 Yerevan Stay] Travel Guide for The Alexander, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Yerevan (Updated Mar)

Question of the day: Until what age should parents support their children? Should children be responsible for their families once they're financially stable? At what age did you achieve full financial independence? In Armenia, for example, families are tightly knit for life, and it's believed that you should not only help your parents but also listen to them in all aspects of life. It was fascinating to learn about their culture and traditions. During our tours, they told us that Armenians often take out loans to celebrate lavish weddings, inviting all their relatives. Or, for example, if there's a need for a funeral - it's a similar situation. What do you think, is this approach right or not? Location in the photo: the most luxurious hotel in all of Armenia, @thealexanderyerevan. #TheAlexanderYerevan #TheLuxuryCollection #Armenia #Yerevan" Exploring family dynamics and traditions in Armenia while enjoying the opulent setting of The Alexander Hotel. 🇦🇲

I wonder, are there bloggers in Russia who have visited every country in the world? If you know any, please write in the comments! It would be interesting to see! I'm not chasing quantity; otherwise, I wouldn't have been to Singapore 5 times, Switzerland 8 times, and Italy 7 times. I think if I didn't revisit places, the number would have crossed 80. But what's the point? Traveling just for the sake of checking boxes or counting layovers as visits to countries? In my opinion, that's absurd. Armenia has become one of my favorite countries, and I'd really love to return to @thealexanderyerevan next year!

This post has gone through all the stages of procrastination and delay, but finally, the series of photos from Armenia begins. We didn't cover the entire country, but we saw a lot. I wasn't surprised when I learned that Armenia had a god of hospitality named Vanatur. Wherever we went, I was rolled into a ball, and then rolled out to see another attraction. I lack words to describe everything we saw here, so let's switch to numbers. In 3 days, we had 21 meals, visited 4 temples, explored one gorge, met 14 cats, and took three baths at @thealexanderyerevan. That's more than the entire previous year. And the bath here is so amazing that if even Kim Kardashian approved, then I certainly did too. What posts about Armenia are you interested in? Let me know in the comments! I'm declaring next week as Armenia Week ❤️🇦🇲.