Nelli Malkhasyan

Over 40 years in travel business, founder/CEO at Princess Maneh Tours - Destination Management & tour operator for Armenia and the South Caucasus (since 1995)

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@TheOnlyEsta The guy in the middle

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@Frost_4X4 @Shakhnazaroff 😂🤣 сам пока не разобрался

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@301arm 👏 bravo

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@khanadan99 Հայաստան Armenia 🇦🇲

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@301arm Ամէն 🙏🙏🙏

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@301arm Որքան ամոթ է այս ամենը 😒😢

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@301arm Աստված հոգին Լուսավորիչ 🙏🙏🙏

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@301arm No words..
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@JosephGasparyan @USAopens @301arm Perhaps the AUA was instructed by the Embassy of the USA in Armenia?

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301 conducted an interview with South Korean travel vlogger YoungMin, who has visited over 129 countries.

In 2026, he traveled to Artsakh, a region that remains largely inaccessible to outsiders following the forced displacement of its Armenian population and its occupation by Azerbaijan. With access heavily restricted and little independent documentation available, his visit offers a rare perspective from the ground.

In this interview, we discuss his decision to travel there, how he managed to enter the region, and what he witnessed during his time on the ground. He reflects on his first impressions upon arrival, what he observed in Stepanakert, and how he would describe the overall atmosphere.

We also asked him about the moments that stood out most, including anything that felt unsettling, and how the experience impacted him personally.

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@Instruc81966907 @PaulFM23 @301arm Why did he and his bodyguards arrive in the middle of the service? Perhaps to illustrate their respect? Why did his bodyguard hit the believer inside the church? Was this not aimed at provoking chaos and interupting the holy service? Why did believes pushed the "visitors" out?

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@Instruc81966907 @301arm 🙃

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I think he IS

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Netanyahu Is A Terrorist ??

A. Yes ..
B. No ..

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Major discoveries from Armenia’s 2025 archaeological season were unveiled on March 24, 2026, shedding new light on the region’s deep past.

At the center of attention was a newly identified Neolithic settlement in Yerevan’s Silikyan district. Led by archaeologist Hakob Simonyan, excavations uncovered an architectural complex of approximately 34 stone-built rooms, along with tools from a developed stone industry. Researchers believe this may be the oldest known settlement in the area, dating back around 15,000 years.

Equally significant were findings from the extensive “Ghrer” burial field spanning the Aragatsotn and Armavir regions. Covering roughly 300 hectares near sites such as Voskehat and Aghavnatun, the area includes burials from the Chalcolithic, Early and Late Bronze Age, and the Hellenistic period. Excavations conducted between June and November 2025 yielded a wide range of artifacts, including clay vessels, bronze daggers, gold and carnelian beads, a silver coin, ritual objects and obsidian tools. In total, more than 80 sites were studied, including over 60 burials, ritual structures and a section of an ancient roadway.

Research also highlighted early medieval rock-cut Christian complexes in the Kasakh Gorge, located between Hovhannavank and Saghmosavank. The area is rich in spiritual and architectural heritage, featuring sites such as the Red Monastery, the Hermitage of Gregory the Illuminator, and newly documented cave structures.

At Lori Fortress near Stepanavan, rescue excavations revealed new details about the medieval city. Archaeologists uncovered sections of a bathhouse overlooking the Dzoraget Gorge, complete with water systems, as well as a paved roadway constructed from reused stone fragments. Among the notable finds were fragments of a rare decorative tile depicting a peacock, which are now set for restoration.

The presentation brought together archaeologists, architects and researchers, sparking discussion on preservation and ongoing restoration efforts. Armenia’s past continues to emerge through systematic study and excavation.

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@301arm Congratulations @Emmanuel Gregoire🎊

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@301arm 😂🤣😂

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@CarenKhach @algalitsky They did NOT leave, they have heroically suffered through severe blockage for almost a year...they were FORCED to leave, Google has it all, check it up

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@wakeupusa Yes I do, the Armenian communities in Muslim countries is a proof- these countries gave shelter to those, who escaped Turkish genocide of the Armenian population

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Patriarch and Catholicos of All Armenians extends condolences following Patriarch Ilias II’s repose https://t.co/9AXnA8sSwu

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Patriarch and Catholicos of All Armenians extends condolences following Patriarch Ilias II’s repose https://t.co/9AXnA8sSwu