A short trip to Armenia - We ( me and my wife) went to Armenia during May1st week of 2022. We enjoyed roaming around seeing places and Armenian people are very warm and welcoming. Anna took us to various places and we enjoyed listening to her explaining various details of the monasteries and other places. She made our trip more beautiful. We look forward to meeting her again during our next visit.

Anna the Armenian Superguide - We were a group of 5 adults that wanted to see what Armenia had to offer during our short stay in November 2019. We had the pleasure of booking a 2 day tour with Anna where we did the City tour of Megeryan Carpet Factor, Armenian Genocide Memorial, as well as the Garni Temple. Anna was a super guide with her patience to explain the history and knowledge as we were guided with her passionate talks throughout the city. I highly recommend Anna with her amazing demeanour you won't be disappointing especially through the eyes of a passionate local!

Symphony of rock - Magnificent rock formation that resembles musical instruments, thus the name 🤗 great photo opportunities, very near Garni Temple.

Garni temple and Symphony of Stones - Exploring Garni Temple was a fascinating journey through history, with its intricate architecture and rich tales. However, the Symphony of Stones left me with mixed feelings. Undoubtedly, the stones were a visual marvel, but I anticipated an auditory experience aligned with the name. While the scenery was breathtaking, the absence of an actual symphony or sound left me longing for a more immersive encounter. Nevertheless, the beauty of the stones added a unique charm to the visit, offering a blend of awe and curiosity. A worthwhile stop for history enthusiasts, though the expectation set by the name might leave you wanting more in terms of auditory delights.