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From Yerevan, Armenia

Caucasus Bleakness Restored

The planning room for Armenia 2026: Yerevan, brandy, monasteries, mountain roads, and routes still under review by the Politburo.

Public preview

A public-facing exhibit explaining why Armenia is the latest matter before the General Secretariat, with delegate-only planning notes to follow.

Official field file for 2026 – Yerevan & Goris, Armenia

Official field file

2026 – Yerevan & Goris, Armenia

Pink tufa glows beneath Ararat’s ghost on the horizon; cognac and Soviet blocks share the dusk. Out in Goris, stone towers cling to cliffs while the road pretends it was always a footpath.

Yerevan as shrine-front

The latest trip should dominate the homepage until fresh evidence from the next conference displaces it.

Day-trip doctrine

Goris, Dilijan, and Lake Sevan are treated as live route candidates rather than generic travel recommendations.

Related field files

Catalogued artefacts sharing tags, routes, or institutional memory with this room.

  • Charcoal Tablets

    Gear

    Charcoal Tablets

    Supra-proof.

  • Bleak Georgian Trains

    Travel

    Bleak Georgian Trains

    Soviet springs, scenic sighs.

  • Radioactivity Alarm at Georgian Border

    Travel

    Radioactivity Alarm at Georgian Border

    Nothing says ‘welcome’ like a flashing Geiger counter.

  • Tbilisi ↔ Day Trip to Gori (Stalin's Birthplace)

    Travel

    Tbilisi ↔ Day Trip to Gori (Stalin's Birthplace)

    Bronze moustaches and concrete hush; history weighs the bus down.

  • Georgian Dumplings with Doughy Nexii

    Food & Drink

    Georgian Dumplings with Doughy Nexii

    Piled high like ammunition for a long night, khinkali steam in chipped bowls. Each swollen parcel bursts with meat, spice, and the faint taste of despairing winters.

  • Supra Feast

    Experiences

    Supra Feast

    One more toast… then another… then another.

Delegate access unlocks deeper captions, upload workflows, and curation tools required to keep the public facade aligned with delegate consent.