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One of the aims of our company is to support local companies and contribute to the development of the country’s infrastructure. We work with family-run regional hotels, B&Bs, factories, wineries, farms and etc. In this page, we tried to gather all the unique interesting information about our locals and their local business. Here all those who want to support Armenian local communities will learn where to taste eco products, which farms to visit in the villages, where to stay and etc.
Mikaelyan Family Farm
Would you like to taste unique and ecologically clean Armenian cheese and combine this pleasure with a nice pastime in the lap of fascinating nature? You will have such a chance in Gegharkunik Province in Mikaelyan Family Farm, where the unique Armenian cheese has been producing for several years by Mikaelyan's family.
Chir's House
20 years ago, after buying a dump at the outskirts of the Byurakan community the Hovhannisyan family began to develop the area for a fruit garden. Now the Chir's House is specialized in the production of fruits, dried fruits, sudjukh, strawberry and etc.
Aloe Lab
In Armenia after 30 years of pause, the cultivation of aloe (which has been used in medicine for more than 3000 years) was recrudesced in 2013 in the village of Gay, Echmiadzin. Karapet Avagyan, who has been engaged in the production of flowers for many years, got an idea to create something new and decided to deal with the development of aloe plants, which is not so typical for the climatic conditions of Armenia.
Old Bridge Winery, Bed and Breakfast
Located just next door to the city of Yeghegnadzor in a beautiful spot tucked amidst the mountains is the winery of the Khalapyan family. A small family-run business that can ensure a down-home, meaningful experience for you.
Voskevaz Winery
Armenia has the taste of the sweetest grapes and the aroma of aged wine. The winds of mountains, spreading the aroma around the world, have taken us to a very special place, the Voskevaz Winery that has both the smell of vineyards and the taste of the best wine selection. When you just step onto the territory of the winery, for a moment, you forget where you have come.
Trinity Canyon Vineyards
On one of the shelves with Armenian wines, we found one exotic name that immediately captured attention. The exquisite taste of Trinity wine took us to the Vayots Dzor region, searching for the roots and people standing behind the name. Today our guide is Hovakim Saghatelyan, Executive Director of Trinity, civil engineer, entrepreneur, poet, singer, game inventor and writer.
Armenian Helicopters
Any dream may one day become a reality if you are persistent and strong enough. Who could imagine that such a bold idea would work in Armenia? Lucky us, the endurance and power of the founders have fulfilled the crazy idea, and now it is called Armenian Helicopters.
Dargett
Armenia, known as one of the most ancient lands of winemaking, still has so many things to surprise. For example, did you know that Armenia is also called the homeland of beer? This beverage with a bright aroma and taste made of malt and barley and Armenian mountain water once captured the attention of Alexander the Great.
Children of Armenia Fund (COAF)
Any country is powerful with its people and individuals who create value for generations. Armenia is immensely privileged with great sons, namely Garo Armen, the founder and chairman of COAF. His life and devotion to a mission and country is the purest expression of philanthropy, the mission to support people to live a better life.
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