LIVE CYMA UPDATE...
CYMA 2008 made it home. And their luggage will soon follow... Welcome home 2008 Pilgrims!
CYMA BLOG LIVE: Blog Readers, check out these 2008 blogs:
First blog ever!!!!!!, sticky moose!!, First Impressions, armenian rain, brow down!!, The Game, Thankful, To Bridge the Gap, second time around, no way jose!!!, mark’s second post, My first legitimate post!, thanks, Goodbye Hayastan
If you have any questions about the upcoming CYMA trip don't hesitate to contact a CYMA Executive Committee Member.
Email our Outreach Coordinator, Armine Semerdjian at armine@cyma-wd.org
It was the journey of a lifetime. I was able to truly discover my heritage through the historical landmarks, the tradition, and the people that have shaped my life as I know it today. There is no doubt in my mind that I will return to Armenia to continue the search for my identity.
June 28th, 2007 @ 11:33 AM by Lena Rakijian
After a week in Yerevan, I am learning more and more about every day life in Armenia. From the street names, to the diasporan clubs, to the food, and the people. If you want an ice cream, stop by the nearest tamara ice cream vendor. For the best lamaghoon go to Mer Tagh on Tumanian […]
June 27th, 2007 @ 08:59 AM by Alex
Tavoush, a province northeast of Yerevan, is one of the greener and more mountainous marzes of Armenia. Tavoush has an area of 2,704 square kilometers, representing 9.1% of Armenia’s total territory. With a population of 134,300 people, Tavoush represents only 6.23% of Armenia’s total population. However, despite its small population and size, it holds a […]
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