The monastery complex of Horomayr is a very important religious center of Armenia (it was mentioned since VIIc.). It’s located south-east of the Odzun village. The monastery consists of two monumental complexes: one situated on Debed river on the left shore, and the other on the plateu.

Ride jeeps along snow-covered roads, master snowmobiles, stay at a ski resort and... dive into an ice hole in Sevan. In winter, the lake is covered with a crust of ice, the mountain ranges are covered with snow, the slopes of Aragats are favored by freeriders, and the Gorge of Flowers - the ski resort of Tsaghkadzor - attracts skiers, snowboarders, cross-country skiing and orienteering enthusiasts. There are all opportunities for practicing your favorite sports; thanks to the local climate, virgin soil does not become crusty, and untouched snow holds the board perfectly. The ski center in Tsaghkadzor is located a 40-minute drive from the airport on the picturesque slopes of Mount Teghenis. Trails of all difficulty levels start at the top of the mountain, where the Litner chairlift with heated seats takes you there. In Tsaghkadzor there are no queues for the ski lifts, and all instructors speak Russian! The highest ski point is 2819 m, which is only 10 m lower than the highest ski station in Courchevel. In clear weather, from the first stage of the cable car you can see Sevan, and from the top of Teghenis - Ararat. The third stage of the cable car is a route for lovers of real extreme sports. If you go from the top to the pass, then along the ridge of the neighboring mountain, virgin fields and snowboard slope, you get 8 km of continuous drive - a real paradise for skiers! The cozy resort town boasts not only exciting trails, but also respectable hotels and chic restaurants where there is no strict dress code. In addition, players in the local hospitality industry offer world-class facilities and services at very attractive prices.

In 2003, reconstruction works began along the entire perimeter of the Republic Square in Yerevan, Armenia. After the top layer of the asphalt was removed, the remains of stone walls, tiles of black and red tuff, pieces of clay jugs, and clay water pipes appeared before the gaze of the builders.

Armenia has one of the world’s oldest civilizations. As the Austrian Armenologist, Elizabeth Bauer (b.1948) wrote: “… much too little has been known about Armenia, even though, culturally speaking, Europe owes her a considerable debt. At the dawn of history, Armenia was one of the cradles of civilization. Millennia before the Christian era, the economy, arts and popular traditions of Armenia had developed to such an extent that her culture stimulated Egypt, Greece and Rome both materially and spiritually. ” The College is situated in an environment with highly sustained by closely-knit family ties. Society is based on strong relationships where parents bring up their children, support them emotionally and financially and in turn, the children take care of their parents. This arrangement applies to extended family and friends, both nationally and internationally creating a strong base of shared values.