Cooking Doshab is an ancient tradition. Everyone knows about its usefulness and we suggest to learn about the process and nuances of its preparation together with the Nazanyans’ family.
Doshab preparation with Tavush taste and smell in the video of Anahit Makyan, Tavush Media reporter.
From the tastes of childhood: Khangyal of Tavush
They say one shouldn’t eat khangyal alone. Khangyal was traditionally cooked for the most important guests in our region.
The video by Tavush Media reporter Laura Duryan.
Every region in Armenia has its own gata traditions.
The video prepared by Tavush Media reporter Laura Duryan.
97-year-old grandfather Aghalo is the chronicler of Artsvaberd. From 1995 until today, he writes down his every day in notebooks, which became and are becoming a value for his relatives, village and villagers, strangers, researchers.
His favorite pastime, which he has been faithful to for 28 years, is writing a diary.
Smiling sincerely like a child, the grandfather’s eyes fill up sometimes, he finds it difficult to speak when he remembers dear people who are no longer there…
Author: Laura Duryan, Artsvaberd
Laura Duran’s video shows the daily life of Artsvaberd.
Autumn is the time to collect, store and enjoy the fruits of the whole year’s work in the village.
The only dream of a villager is to to enjoy the harvest in peaceful conditions…
Everyday life in fall of border Baghanis is presented in the video.
Author: Vera Sahakyan
If you have ever participated in the grape harvest, you can insist that it is too interesting, lively and why not a tasty process.
Grapes symbolize wealth, abundance, and joy.
The video by our reporter Laura Duran from Artsvaberd.
Human and nature, each other’s partner and supporter. Grape harvest in Aygedzor.
The video of Tavush Media reporter Anahit Makyan from Berd region invites us all to move to the village for three minutes.
Touring puppet theatre of Chinari school will soon visit you.
In 2021, Eliza Amirkhanyan moved from Yerevan to border Chinari to teach at the school of the village within the framework of the “Teach For Armenia” program.
Besides daily classes, she has also established a puppetry club, and now, together with children, she takes the first steps of founding a touring puppet theatre. They create their own puppets: the most colorful and kindest characters in the world.
Eliza has an idea to travel to the villages of Tavush with the children and perform children’s puppet shows.