Armenia from the Inside. How do people really live in the country of hospitality and ancient monasteries?

Armenia is a country that one cannot help but fall in love with. It includes not only delicious shashlik, a view of Ararat in Yerevan, tasty cognac, wine, mountains, Lake Sevan, and the famous Armenian hospitality. This book is about a small, yet so proud country, which has gone through many upheavals throughout its existence, but whose people have only grown stronger.
In this book, Lyudmila Yakovleva—blogger, traveler, Aviasales ambassador, and tour agency founder—invites you to embark on an exciting journey through her second homeland. Once, she left a successful legal career in Moscow and started a new life in Yerevan. Today, she knows Armenia as it is seen only by the locals.
This is neither a guidebook nor a dry historical reference. It is a vibrant, warm, and honest book about the people, traditions, habits, and character of Armenia. About how love is expressed here, how people work, raise children, welcome guests, and maintain dignity in any circumstance. “Armenia from the Inside” is the opportunity to see the country from the perspective of a local and feel its heartbeat.