Helsinki is Finland’s capital as well as the country’s largest city. It is located on a granite peninsula overlooking the Baltic Sea on the north shore of the Gulf of Finland. Helsinki is a young, modern capital with a strong art and music culture, despite its modest population (less than […]
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Gjirokaster (Gjirokastr) is a magnificent Ottoman-era city constructed out of stone in southern Albania. Houses with slate roofs, narrow alleys covered with limestone, and a castle built out of rock-hewn from the neighboring mountains. The ‘Stone City’ of Albania has a glittering splendor that glistens in the rain. Locals recognize […]
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Albania is one of Europe’s most fascinating countries, as well as one of its friendliest. It’s also a good area to go if you want to have a real adventure. The nation will astound you with its beautiful beaches, picturesque landscapes, delectable cuisine, and welcoming people. an amusing fact to […]
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Aktobe is more like an industrial city in Kazakhstan. It lies in the most eastern European part, on the banks of the River Ilek. This Kazakhstani city is a fast-growing young city through gas and oil exploration. While there might not be too much for tourists to do or see […]
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Aktau’s development has a vital role in the master plan of the Leningrad Design Institute. The city lacks natural sources of drinking water, so the residents use purified seawater. Aktau is more like a waterless desert where locals are satisfied with the basic infrastructure for a decent living. After the […]
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Kapan is the capital of Armenia’s Syunik province. During the Persian Qajar dynasty, the city was known as Madan and Kafan. Kapan literally means “locked,” and the fact that the city is engulfed by knolls is confirmed by the stat. Kapan is located at an average elevation of 900 metres […]
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Have you ever been to a new place and said to yourself, “Wow!” Vagharshapat is where it happens for many guests. Vagharshapat may not be as well-known as other Armenian cities, but don’t be fooled. Vagharshapat is a modest but lovely future tourist site worth seeing. Some of the interesting […]
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Berat, known as the “City of a Thousand Windows,” is one of Albania’s most popular cities, including UNESCO sites and 122 cultural treasures. There are many sights to view in Berat, from the Kalaja that overlooks the city to the maze of cobblestone lanes that run through the heart of […]
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After the capital, Yerevan, and the “culture capital,” Gyumri, Vanadzor is the country’s third-largest city. Karalis (or Karaklis) was the name of the city until 1935 when it was renamed Kirovakan by the Soviets. Vanadzor is the provincial capital of Lori, and it is via this city that practically all […]
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Armenia’s second city and possibly its creative capital is Gyumri. Gyumri is a scenic city in Armenia’s Shirak province, located in the northwestern section of the country. Gyumri’s traditional architecture and rich history will make any traveller fall in love with this city as Armenia’s cultural capital. The city was […]
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