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Head 15 miles from Lusarat to Nubarashen, a locality known for a couple of decent tourist sites. Be sure to experience Erebuni Fortress and National Gallery of Armenia while you're visiting. Also go to Republic Square.

Allow yourself to get lost in the tranquil aura of Khor Virap Monastery.

Hrazdan Stadium is the home ground of the FC Aratat Yerevan. This place is in Yerevan, 20 miles to the north of Lusarat. On match days, follow the river of red and black to the stadium. Afterwards, join fellow sports lovers at the nearby watering holes for a post-game drink.

Approximately 18 miles away is Garni. Visitors make the trip there to visit Geghard Monastery and Garni Temple.

Around 20 miles to the northwest of Lusarat is Argavand, a regional hub where you'll find Cascades Complex, Yerevan Opera House and National Assembly of Armenia. Blue Mosque and Museum History Yerevan are also definitely worth stopping at.

Adventurous visitors who want to get some fresh air should try rock climbing and hiking.

It's impossible to honk your horn in a traffic jam after an afternoon spent cycling. Picnicking is another excellent way to wash away your troubles in Armenia.

Get a taste of local arts and culture at the various history museums of Armenia. They are all indoor venues, so you aren't counting on the weather.

The region's fortresses are well worth the trip. They're sure to be of interest to everyone, not just die-hard history fans.

Armenia boasts a number of churches and monasteries. These are great places to gain an understanding of the region's spiritual nature.

Sampling some popular food and drink is a great way to to acquaint yourself with a region's heart and soul.

A memorable meal relies upon the quality of its components. Luckily, the eggpalnt and burghul (cracked wheat) here are second-to-none.

Don't pack your bags for home without tasting ghapama (pumpkin stew) and khash (broth).

For dessert, you'd be crazy not to try a bit of delicious alani (pitted, dried peaches).

If beer is what you're looking for, head on down to the closest watering hole and ask the barman to pour you the region's best. If they know their stuff, you'll be offered up a pint of Erebuni.

Kvas (fermented bread drink), an alcohol-free option, can be enjoyed at any time of the day.

If you'd like to drink like a local, try out a glass of Artsakh (mulberry vodka), a fiery spirit.

Experience the spirit of national pride on the 21st of September for Independence Day.

Don't stress about missing your flight. Just keep in mind that the nearest airport is 20 miles to the northwest.