Fountains in Yerevan's Anrapetutyun (Republic) Square. Apparently they are accompanied by music in summer and are known as the singing fountains
The Hotel Armenia in the background here is expensive and has been the scene of frequent pickets by employees who lost their jobs when the Americans took over. I recommend the Hotel Sil at $70 a night
Mt Ararat is just about visible in this picture taken from the genocide memorial complex
The sloping walls represent the historic provinces of Armenia and the vicious-looking pointy structure represents the two peaks of Mt Ararat
This is Manuk Mkrtchyan, the director of Snark news agency, who took me sightseeing
The eternal flame at the genocide memorial complex