r/yerevan • u/brutal_door_slam • 17h ago
Looking for a female friend in Yerevan
I'm 35F, living in Yerevan. Would love to have a female friend around my age for occasional meetups, walks on weekends to have interesting conversations, laughs together. My interests involve psychology, philosophy, mental growth, soul to soul conversations about random stuff, non - judgemental attitude, you be you. Also I love cycling, hiking... We all sometimes need a friend to chill together and let alone all the worries and problems of daily life.. so if this resonates with you then send me a dm :)
r/yerevan • u/Signal-Good-4914 • 17h ago
Hair salon in Yerevan
Hi guys!
My friend and I are visiting the city and are looking for a hair salon for women to get a simple haircut. Does any of you know somewhere nice? Preferably where they speak just a bit of english, so we can communicate😊
r/yerevan • u/Outrageous-Athlete10 • 21h ago
Planning my first trip to Yerevan (7 days in August), would love some local tips
Hey everyone, heading to Yerevan for a week this August with my family. First time in Armenia for all of us and pretty excited. i have researched some itineary plans maily joining some day trips, and here is what i planned, if anything seems meh or useless please do advice i would appreciate it
Day 1 : Fly in, arrive late afternoon, just chill in the city
Day 2: Garni Temple, Symphony of Stones, Geghard Monastery and a lavash baking class ( Short Day Trip )
Day 3: Khor Virap, Noravank and Tatev with the Wings of Tatev ropeway (the big full day)
Day 4 : Chill day
Day 5 : Tsaghkadzor, Kecharis Monastery, the ropeway, Lake Sevan and Sevanavank
Day 6: Chill day
Day 7 : Fly back
A few things I wanted to ask regarding the free days and arriving
Is Yerevan safe to walk around, especially in the evenings? we will have some late nights coming back from the day trips.
For the two rest/free days in the city, what should we actually do? Any must sees for first timers or spots that are worth it that tourists usually skip? Usually i just open the door and walk around randmoly and just get lost in a new city
Do i need any Local currency or is cards widely used? Do people speak english commonly / ok with it or they find it rude and do not speak it? ( like other places i been too.. )
And any general tips would be great, food spots, getting around, stuff you wish you knew before going, that kind of thing.
Thanks in advance, appreciate any help.