Don’t be surprised if someone offers to hold your bag on the bus so you can stand more comfortably, or if they scoot over to make space. It’s not suspicious — people are simply being helpful.
--Lilit
Pedestrians are supposed to have the right of way, but do not count on it. Armenian drivers can be aggressive when zipping through intersections. Double check before crossing the street!
--Gaz
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Yerevan’s city center is very walkable, and many places are best explored on foot. The metro is the fastest and most reliable way to get around, especially during busy hours.
--Lilit
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Watch out for pedestrians when driving, because unfortunately, jaywalking is very common.
--Lilit
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If you rent a car in Armenia, be prepared for emotional and expressive driving. Horns are used often, but not always in anger — drivers may use them to show gratitude, give a quick warning, or get attention. It’s part of the local driving style.
--Lilit
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Armenia has train connections from the capital to other cities. Trains are not very fast, but the routes are scenic and enjoyable. If you’re not on a tight schedule, traveling by train can be a pleasant experience.
--Lilit
