Davit Ohanjanyan
Spotter since 2025
About me
I have a mixed background in data science, event management, and sports analytics. But besides the mixed portfolio of professions, I have a passion for traveling abroad and within my country. After travelling to different countries, I've developed a stronger appreciation for my city, especially the small and overlooked details of it.
Why Yerevan
What I love about Yerevan the most is the contrasts. It's a big city with over 1 million residents, but it somehow
feels like a small town where everybody knows each other. Walk down a single street and you will find all sorts
of architecture — traditional Armenian stone buildings, Soviet-time buildings, and sleek modern designs. The
people are just as diverse — some with traditional values and styles, while others embody a modern, global
thinking. Nevertheless, everybody is happy to help you when in need: they share warmth and openness that
define the city. Yerevan is a place where contradictions coexist beautifully, and that’s what makes it so unique.
My spots (20)
Yerablur Pantheon
A Nation’s Grief
Yerablur Pantheon in Yerevan honors Armenian soldiers lost in recent wars, symbolizing the nation’s deep grief and collective sorrow and sacrifice.
by
Davit
Ohanjanyan
Zodiac Fountain
Secret Symbol of the Stars
Hidden gem in Yerevan’s Charles Aznavour Square — a fountain with 12 zodiac statues. Spot your sign, snap a photo, and maybe even get some good luck!
by
Davit
Ohanjanyan
Saryan Park
Art heaven in central Yerevan
Small park in central Yerevan honoring painter Martiros Saryan, with daily open-air art shows where local artists display & sell their work. Come, have a look!
by
Davit
Ohanjanyan
Kamancha Restaurant
A taste of tradition
Cozy Armenian spot in Yerevan with both traditional and modern dishes. Famous for its fun social media that will make you hungry before you even visit.
by
Davit
Ohanjanyan
Cathedral of Avan
The oldest church in Yerevan
Built in the 6th century, the Cathedral of Avan is Yerevan’s oldest surviving church. If you want to see a piece of real, ancient Yerevan, this is the place.
by
Davit
Ohanjanyan
Katoghike Church
A historic and religious gem
Katoghike Holy Mother of God Church in Yerevan, a 13th-century site. For locals, it’s more than just a church. It’s a place of peace, prayer, and connection.
by
Davit
Ohanjanyan
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