Bhubaneswar to Armenia

Serving as the capital of the Indian state of Odisha, Bhubaneswar is a heritage destination that is renowned for its ancient temples and classical architecture. The Old Town of this city presents a collection of nearly 400 Hindu temples, making it a must-visit part of the city on any trip to Bhubaneswar. Built in the 11th Century, Lingaraj Temple is one of the major attractions of this city. The presence of Bindu Sarovara- a huge water body greatly enhances the beauty of the city. Another important place of tourist interest is Dhauli Giri- a picturesque hill, located around eight km away from the city. This site is popular as the place where Emperor Ashoka renounced violence after waging the Kalinga War and embraced Buddhism. Nandankanan Zoo presents a rare biodiversity for the visitors to explore. The Museum of Tribal Art & Artefacts is an interesting place to visit on a Bhubaneswar tour. Other popular places that can keep tourists engaged in sightseeing for days are Khandagiri and Udayagiri, Mukteshwara Temple, Rajarani Temple, Odisha State Museum and Deras Dam. To make the best use of time and resources during a stay here, it would be wise for travellers to pick a suitable travel package from MakeMyTrip.

A Transcaucasian country in Asia, Armenia is home to extraordinary wilderness and ancient cultural heritage. Featuring a mountainous terrain, the country faces a dry, continental climate. Yerevan is the capital city of Armenia featuring plenty of architectural masterpieces. Around the Republic Square, History Museum of Armenia, Government House, and Opera and Ballet Theater are must-visit attractions. About 20 km from the capital, the ancient city of Vagharshapat is famous for the UNESCO World Heritage zone comprising Etchmiadzin Cathedral. Lake Sevan, lying at 1900 m above sea level, is the largest freshwater lake in the entire Caucasian region. The surrounding region houses the 9th century built Sevanavank Monastery atop a hill. Ashot Erkat Restaurant nearby overlooks the lake and serves delicacies prepared from locally caught fish. Syunik region in central Armenia features diverse landscapes, from forests and rivers to lakes and cliffs. Karahunj, also known as the ‘Armenian Stonehenge’, is a prehistoric complex featuring vertically arranged two-meter stones. Syunik is also popular for Tatev Monastery that served as a scholarly institution during the medieval ages. This monastery can be reached through ‘Wings of Tatev’, the world’s longest cable car. No part of Armenia is bereft of natural wonders. To explore them all, save money on flights and hotels through incredible discounts offered by MakeMyTrip.