Baking Artsakh Food in Nagorno Karabakh! Republic of Artsakh!

After making the journey from Armenia to the Republic of Artsakh, I jumped right into learning as much as I could about the local cuisine and culture. Come along with me as I bake Artsakh tonrav hats, eat Artsakh food, and go on a monasteries tour!
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My Artsakh adventure began at with my awesome guide, Lusine, at Dadivank Monastery. It’s one of the biggest monastic complexes in Artsakh and was built between the 9th and 13th centuries.
Inside the main church are beautiful 13th-century frescoes on the walls. They’re absolutely incredible. The frescoes were preserved by being covered in black dust from fires that were lit to heat the church.
Next, we saw the oldest part of the monastery, where Dadi’s grave is located. We also saw intricate and impressive khachkars with carvings of the cross on them.
Then, we headed to a master class and lunch! We’d get to learn to make tonrav hats and have some Artsakh food. We met up with Lilit from Artsakh Travel and arrived at ArtsakhBerry, a center and gastro yard on a farm. There, I tried my best at making the bread, and then it was time to eat!
Then, it was time to eat our tonrav hats and Artsakh food! We started with some amazing, fruity pomegranate wine, juicy barbecued pork with onions, and bread. It was fluffy and similar to pizza dough.
Then, I got some sweet and smoky barbecued eggplant and tender roasted eggplant that fell apart in my mouth, and some nice garlic. I followed that with cheese made right at the gastro yard.
Next was the jingalov bread, which contains 17 types of greens, followed by capers and a fatty piece of pork that was like chicharrones, as well as some super salty cheese.
They also make some strong-smelling vodka there! In their shop, they sell jams, marmalades, garlic, juices, pomegranate wines, and wood carvings made by art school kids from the village. I was blown away!
Then, after a quick pit stop so I could chase some sheep in a field, we passed through the town of Vank on our way to the 13th-century Gandzasar Monastery. I loved the intricately-carved door. There are so many carvings, inscriptions written in the Armenian alphabet, and blooming crosses.
This monastery is known as the encyclopedia of Armenian medieval architecture. The main church is named for John the Baptist. Some of John the Baptist’s relics are under the altar along with relics from Gregory the Illuminator, the first patriarch of all Armenians.
There are also beautiful carpets inside containing Armenian and Artsakh symbols, as well as a wall of inscriptions in the Armenian language. It tells everything about the history, agreements between noble families, the country, and more.
When you turn to the right after exiting the church, you get incredible views over the mountain. Further on is the original door and ancient entrance to this complex, which was the religious center of Artsakh until the 19th century! Beyond it is an ancient, abandoned graveyard.
Five minutes away is a natural rock in the village that looks like a lion! It’s the Lion Cave and is natural except for the paw and teeth. They added whiskers, some black paint on the nose and around the mouth to make it look more lion-like! It was incredible!
I hope you enjoyed baking Artsakh tonrav hats and trying Artsakh food with me! If you did, please give this video a thumbs up and leave a comment. Also, please subscribe and click the notification bell so you don’t miss any of my upcoming travel/food adventures!
Special thanks to my friends at Armenia Travel for their kindness, hospitality, and for arranging my trip. I couldn’t have done it without them! Also, if you would like to visit Artsakh, please contact Lusine.
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[@emilmammadov4301]

you know that Nagorno-Karabakh is not recognized by one country of the world as a state, even Armenia itself did not recognize the independence of Nagorno-Karabakh .. These are the lands where you shot your video, the original Azerbaijani lands occupied by the Armenians with the huge help of the Russian troops. You don’t have to lie to people This is not cultural! Learn the story before you talk about it! Good luck.

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@@emilmammadov4301 stop thinking wrong, you make mistakes. You must to be friend with armenia

[@emilmammadov4301]

@@artaksargisyan1126 why does Armenia not recognize NK as a state? you doubt yourself?

[@artaksargisyan1126]

@@emilmammadov4301 the new government of Armenië cools that NK is Armenië. Now for Armenia is NK just Armenië...

[@emilmammadov4301]

@@artaksargisyan1126 This is ridiculous..good luck you)

[@littletump]

Lusine is by far my favorite guide in all of your tours. Incredible series of Armenia.

[@deplorable2767]

Everything looks delicious, Artsakh is beautiful

[@sugreev2001]

Lusine’s knowledge about her country and its history is commendable

[@eddielorents8992]

Omg the food you eat in Armenia makes me wanna go there right now

[@AussieAngeS]

That food looks fantastic, especially the bread. It’s wonderful

[@kenounjian9684]

Love the Armenia series.

[@arianne1bee]

Hi David! This video was PHENOMENAL! It was thoroughly enriched in history, culture and FOOD! Oh... AND VODKA...YES!!!🥰😋😉 I simply LOVE watching your videos!

[@Davidsbeenhere]

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[@alessiab376]

Loving this Armenian series 💕💕💕

[@subrahmanyam7279]

Lusine was the best tour guide, She is showing whole Armenian tour successful with passion. Behind every successful men there is a woman. She is lusine who made your Armenian videos successful. Very happy to see your videos.

[@hemantnongkhlaw28]

Since the first day I saw..your driver is so calm and cool.. and haven't seen him talking.... Armenian food..people are awesome..

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[@Skylance87]

Swear the more I see her the more attractive she gets so well versed in history and culture.

[@sherali-le7it]

AMAZING! No other words.

[@rickyft]

It's very special for me to see you enjoying and walking around those beautiful places. I'm from Chile 🇨🇱, so far away from Artsakh, and I always read news and facts about there, also looking at maps and images more info of this territory. Find your channel brought me so many points of view of cultural-historic, everyday life, and how people live in Artsakh. Thank u, David!!

[@theobserver5750]

Thank you from an Armenian guy but may I ask why are you interested about this tiny region that most probably no one outside of Caucasus will know about?)

[@rickyft]

Arman Chilingaryan Since I was a kid I had a curiosity about the Caucasus, I think all that part of the world has an interesting culture and I read a lot about it. My curiosity is going bigger than those of childhood years and now with the internet and KZbin, it’s so good to know in the first person these hiding countries. Bless

[@gayanegrigoryan9739]

Lusine and David you are amazing. Thank you for this wonderful video is beautiful Artsakh

[@sunilpatel217]

Swastikas in Armenia. Wow. Amazing. Must be a connect with India way back then.

[@noitnettaattention]

All of the Indo-European ancient tribes/nations are interconnected !!

[@ranjanbiswas3233]

Swastika is a Hindu thing just -_-

[@blueangel9746]

So good and interesting you know that that is an Ancient Hindi Symbol.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Pomegranate wine, yum. Almost to 500k subs bro, congrats.

[@optomediainc]

Waiting for another Gabriel Traveler country adventure too though... ;-) Is your break over yet?

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

@@optomediainc Thanks. I just got back to California, so I'm just starting my break from traveling actually. I spent the past two weeks in Mexico but recorded only one video there, which will be coming soon.

[@optomediainc]

@@GabrielTravelerVideos Enjoy it my friend. We look forward to those uploads. :)

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

@@optomediainc Right on, appreciate it. Have a good one.

[@blueangel9746]

I tried TREE OF LIFE and is simple Delicious , an elixir from Heaven .

[@IINOYII]

David you're the best, THX

[@drindianguru1]

Super like Armenia it seems Artsakh have their own distilleries..

[@xloyanv8428]

BRO !!! Just love to see you enjoy Armenian food ! It is the best !

[@aquafenda6479]

AMAZING! No other words, 💯♥️

[@satyammittal2731]

Lucine is really pretty and well carried women she knows about her country really well really awesome guide

[@torgomarmeniya-urartu4230]

love Armenia

[@SierrasTravel]

Love these videos, thanks for sharing

[@vachikharutyunyan3957]

According to tradition, the stone lace patterns of the khachkars of the Dadivank bell tower were taken from the textures of Khachen's princess Arzu Khatun (Khachen - historical province of Artsakh). A new delicate fabric was obtained, this time from stone, unlike ordinary khachkars, not cut.

[@garikmartirosyan4671]

Incredible video , thanks !

[@arusmelkonyan7792]

Beautiful place with beautiful people! Your lucky David thanks for the video 😊

[@brewd1974]

Great video!

[@lolitapogosian7115]

love David and his Videos

[@avadistasci5026]

God Blest you David.for all nice videos. Thank you Avo

[@kenounjian9684]

Nice vlog David. Remember when Jesus wants to go on holidays, he goes to Armenia.

[@shahemasoyan9129]

David: "and today we're gonna do a mix of history and food"... like mate, what were you doing for the last week or so? lol

[@Davidsbeenhere]

Shahe Masoyan almost every video 💯😉🙏

[@familyvideosamericausa547]

You’re the best guys love you 👍😘❤️

[@mango4064]

Now I’m hungry!!!!!!! 😋Thanks for the video! But due to Covid restrictions and war in Artsakh, I’m headed to Little Armenia 🇦🇲 in LA after work! բարեխիղճ!!😍🥰

[@margarethpinas4400]

Interesting food and art.(wow)

[@Lalune350z]

Chasing sheep must of been in your bucket list lol, awesome video mate!

[@senator1295]

...a prayer for that place...

[@ShabeerTheExplorer]

Hi david.. good video bro... waiting for Kerala video

[@sisidyulgeryan4965]

Bravo!😍😍😍

[@seafoxit]

Karabakh is translated in Armenian as a stone(Kar) garden(bakh).

[@senator1295]

Dream...yes...what is beautiful...will always be

[@VANBEARSLOTS]

Awesome video 🍀🎰☘️

[@tigerika2780]

David oh my god you and Lusine look so great together, you would make a cute couple, my name is Lusine too and I actually look like her but little taller than her :) I love you both together, I just found these videos, I have been watching back to back thank you so much for showing our beautiful Armenia, and I just subscribed to your page.

[@NekoFilm]

He's a married guy ))

[@wilden4469]

Don't go to the Azerbaijan after visiting karabach brother, for your own safety

[@narekakhoyan4477]

He technically can't anymore. Azerbaijan government won't allow it

[@wilden4469]

@@narekakhoyan4477 how would they know that he visited karabach?

[@marikamarika8064]

Wilden do you really think he is that stupid!

[@wilden4469]

@@marikamarika8064 No, i just wanted to say that and i did it what's wrong

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wow

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Nice video 2 nd comment

[@SHENIVILLAGE]

Welcome to Kerala😍💙

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I am eagerly waiting like a dog 🐩 for David's Kerala video to drop 😋🤑🤪

[@aksanayakhshibekova629]

OMG,in a pickled plate I saw my favorite thing-peki(not sure if I spelled it right)

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She is nice!!!

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[@DavidMoviez]

DONE continues to kick stuff around

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[@narinehayrapetyan585]

I’m in Americana right now but I WISH I just WISH I was in my motherland again there is a big fight there and u don’t know what us the Armenians are going through and now since u guys seen and love Armenian why don’t u donate cause if this goes on for more long there might not be anymore Artcakh so say NO to Aderbejan and support Armenian 🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲

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Similar to naan, tandoor and naan in india

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:D

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🇦🇿

[@hanmakberova7072]

Как приятно смотреть на это видео и думать о том что вы больше никогда не сможете жить в этих местах. Потому что мы возвращали свои земли после 30 лет оккупации армян.

[@m4techshorts48]

Malayalizz

[@LyssLiLi]

*While Armenia and Azerbaijan fighting and killing each other for land, Chad American is stealing thier women🤣🤣🤣 **#Priorities*

[@kafilchoudhury1613]

Welcome to Azerbaijan ....Artsakh has seized to exist :)

[@andreifarang5926]

This guy should be arrested for illegal border crossing to Azerbaijan.

[@nurlan_mustafa]

İt is not artsakh, here is Azerbaijan!

[@nadirdir3020]

One thing is for sure: The next time both (!) of you enter Karabagh, you will be both charged by Karabagh prosecuter for illegally entering Azerbaijani lands in February 2020.

[@aaramzee]

David, now you must plan to visit Pakistan, we also have same kind of bread ovens as you bakes a bread in this video. Mark Weins, Food Rangers, Mikey Chen had already visited Pakistan apart from many other bloggers.

[@Davidsbeenhere]

I am going late April: Karachi, Islamabad, Peshawar and Lahore!

[@aaramzee]

Well, David, I live in Lahore and would like to offer my hospitality for few quality food in Lahore. I already hosted few meals to ‘Where the Jones’ in Lahore.

[@fannynanning2899]

I would feel so lonely there ... As the only English-speaking person and your guide speaks more with her own people than with you ...

[@aniabunni7125]

That’s the whole point of traveling and experiencing something different other than what you’re used to...the guide is literally talking to him the whole time and can’t u see how sweet and welcoming the people are???? Jesus!! Some of you really know nothing outside of your own country 🤷‍♀️

[@nikomyev9879]

Karabakh is Azerbaijan🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿

[@83Voodooo]

15:47 Old Alban Church

[@letifehmedov1195]

QARABAG AZERBAYCANDIR!!!

[@gabunaassatiani5024]

les arméniens, copier-coller des géorgiens : "lavash, toné", mais bien sûr... c'est pitoyable ! allez acheter une vie, svp !

[@hesaofficial1746]

And now ARTSAKH is occupied by Azerbaijan 😡😡😡

[@armmmarka11]

To all Azerbaijanis, we all know that you would like to be Armenians. You comment Azerbaijan flags, write this is Azerbaycan music, food (etc) under traditional Armenian videos. This shows what a hateful and disgusting people you are and which country you should never travel to. You are a people without a history. Azerbaijan is 200 years old and you want to say that Artsakh is yours? Just by the way, Armenia is the oldest Christian nation in the whole world. Armenia is more than 3500 years old. Where do you Azerbaijanis get your rights from?

[@agamehdialiyev5801]

This place belongs to Azerbaijan and internationally recognized by the United Nations, which means that you entered illegally territory without getting permission from Azerbaijan. I will escalate this and you will get visa ban for all other countries

[@MrArslanabd]

it is not Artsakh - This is Karabakh, which is part of Azerbaijan. You David, are on the black list of Azerbaijan for visiting illegally occupied territories of Azerbaijan. Btw she is so funny by claiming everything in this world first time created by Armenia, all are B.C )))) funny really

[@androfin8552]

Karabakh is one of the ancient historical regions of Azerbaijan🇦🇿. The name Karabakh is a combination of the words “gara” (black, big) and “bagh” (garden, land). The word “Karabakh” as a name given by Azerbaijani people to their land first appeared in primary sources of the 7th century. Three UN🇺🇳 Security Council Resolutions (853, 874, and 884) and United Nations🇺🇳 General Assembly resolutions 49/13 and 57/298 refer to Nagorno-Karabakh as a region of Azerbaijan🇦🇿 .Sovereign status of the Artsakh is not recognized by any United Nations🇺🇳 member state (including Armenia) The European Union🇪🇺 declared that "The European Union🇪🇺 confirms its support for the territorial integrity of Azerbaijan🇦🇿", and recalls that it does not recognise the independence of Nagorno Karabakh. References: Wikipedia , UN , EU , OSCE

[@hesaofficial1746]

Artsakh is Armenia 🇦🇲 Nakhijevan is under Azerbaijani occupation 😶

[@YouFarid]

You claim that Ancient Albanian monastery and cross are armenian?! Ridiculous!

[@artsakh8795]

How it can be Albanian if it has only Armenian manuscripts on it ? . You won't accept the true facts that why you all try to search fake facts which will refuse everthing about Armenians .

[@YouFarid]

@@artsakh8795 Yes, that manuscript miraculously appeared after they "cleaned" the walls of the monastery. Wow!

[@artsakh8795]

@@YouFarid Sorry but you again try to answer something which is 100 percent wrong . If you don't respect someone's culture , please don't speak inappropriate.

[@YouFarid]

@@artsakh8795 If a nation robs another nation's culture, it does not deserve any respect. By the way, the one who has built most of those monastery buildings is Hasan Jalal (I've never heard any armenian with name Hasan or Jalal, but I have few friends with those names). The time will come when we cleanse our land and then it won't matter what you or your people think.

[@artsakh8795]

@@YouFarid Esayi - Hasan Jalalyan - He was the ruler of Khachen, one of the 5 principalities of Artsakh, the Catholicos of Gandzasar in 1214 . The name was Hasan becouse Armenia had friendly realition with Caucasian Albania and in all history they had a lot identities marriages, co-managements. And why you think that Albanians was your ancestors. They were a nation which today does not exist and they really left hundred of churches in Azerbaijan. And if you are ancestors of Caucasian Albans why you refuse Christianity?

[@elenareverdito3954]

The ancient and true name of that region is QARABAĞ (in English - KARABAKH). This word comes from Azerbaijani, meaning "The Black Garden" (Qara-Black, Bağ-Garden). Artsakh is the fake name which armenian separatists called the region like. However, Arsakh (not ArTsakh) is also word in ancient Azerbaijani, meaning "Brave sakhs" (Sakhs were the Azerbaijani tribe lived in the Nagorno Karabakh region). The Nagorno Karabakh region is the part of the Republic of Azerbaijan 🇦🇿. The region was occupied by the Republic of Armenia 🇦🇲 in 1990s. Armenian separatists together with the agressor authorities of the Republic of Armenia tried to declare a breakaway state in the region called "Republic of Artsakh" which has not been recognized by any of the UN member states. The UN Security Council has already recognized the region as a part of the Republic of Azerbaijan 🇦🇿 by adopting 4 resolutions, and also has required urgently the withdrawal of the military forces of the Republic of Armenia 🇦🇲 from the Nagorno Karabakh region. It's already about 26 years that the Republic of Armenia continues its agreesor policy in the region, and the region is still under the occupation of the Republic of Armenia 🇦🇲 As a peace defender from the Southern Caucasus, I want the whole world to pay attention to the occupation in the Nagorno Karabakh and the violation of the territorial integrity of the Republic of Azerbaijan 🇦🇿 Thanks! 😊

[@anizakaryan6723]

Vətən Övladı Artsakh was the name of the 10th province of the kingdom of Armenia so the region was called Artsakh thousands of years before it was ever called Karabakh. And it is called Artsakh today. In 1823, the five districts corresponding roughly to modern day Nagorno-Karabakh Karabakh was 90.8% Armenian. United Nation also agrees with this number. The republic of Azerbaijan was founded in 1918. Was it not? David visited Armenian churches in his Artsakh series that were built 2000 years before the republic of Azerbaijan was founded in 1918. There is a 13th century Armenian Apostolic Cathedral in Artsakh (Gandzasar monastery). What was the status of Azerbaijan during the 13th century? I’ll answer it for you. It didn’t exist. So not exactly sure besides Stalin giving Artsakh to Azerbaijan during the break of the Soviet Union with 90% Armenians living in it, which we soon after took back, how was Artsakh ever Azerbaijani land?

[@theobserver5750]

@@anizakaryan6723 nailed it. I like it very much how you are insulting them without being mean or rude:) I like your comments!

[@hesaofficial1746]

Artsakh is Armenia 🇦🇲 and it’s a fact! ☺️ about occupation, why Azerbaijan occupied Armenian land Nakhijevan??!!

[@elenareverdito3954]

Ani Zakaryan frankly speaking, as your PM noted on HardTalk and had got his answer immediately, I'll repeat it: We can not go through thousand of years of your history, we should look at today's reality". I agree with this opinion. And you understand what the funny thing is? You exactly did what your PM had done, he had also reacted to the strongest organization's (UN SC) Resolutions in this way. So your opinion is this that during the 21st century, your statement about David's visit to Nagorno Karabakh should solve this conflict, and is more reliable than UN SC's Resolutions? So as I noted about your PM, I also wanna add something. His interview on HardTalk (as I noted) was the same with your statement. Exactly the same. Even you've made that statement about 6 months before him. So including your PM, is all of your population brainwashed in this way? In schools or public organisations? Do your teachers convince you that David's visit to Nagorno Karabakh will solve the Conflict? Whatever. You note Azerbaijan was declared in 1918. But you're really making a statement? I really laughed so loudly at your statement. Actually I am not gonna teach you the history here, but you had forgotten (actually you know very well, but doesnt suit for you to admit) that Azerbaijan had so many states before 1918, and different Azerbaijani dynasties ruled most parts of the Middle East for centuries. Just remembering Shah Ismail I is enough who was one of the most popular rulers of 16th century. Do you know in Georgia, Dagestan, Iraq, Syria, Turkey, Iran and even Afghanistan, there are so many Azerbaijani-descent families? Do you know Nadir Shah Afshar? One of the most popular Azerbaijanis? Do you know Azerbaijani khanates even Iravan and Nakhchivan, and most important Karabakh (what was arsakh???) Khanate? Do you know Ibrahimkhalil Khan who governed Karabakh Khanate? And he was not Azerbaijani? That Khanate was not an Azerbaijani state? (even that State (Kharabakh Khanate) has an agreement with Russian Empire). Do you know Huseynali Khan from Iravan? Are you aware of Masjid which he built? Are you aware of Kalbali Khan from Nakhchivan Khanate and the great architectural buildings from his period? Masjids, Palaces from their periods? Are you not aware? Then where was your Armenia or arsakh??? Do you know how dashnaks vandalised Azerbaijani mosques and other palaces in Iravan? Recently I had heard an interesting statement about that: Iravan is an ancient city without any ancient buildings, because all of them were vandalized! Unfortunately, I regret to note your population has been brainwashed and grew up in aggressive ideas. And this is harmful for you. Take care :)

[@theobserver5750]

@@elenareverdito3954 by the way, why did Azerbayjan occupied Nakhidjevan? That issue will be fixed soon.

[@hmdliisa8774]

Hello Here is not Artsakh here is Karabakh and this are is intertanitonally Azerbaijan area You can see with google map or another websites Armenia attact and invade Karabakh in 1991 1993 forcedly We have about 1 million refugees from Karabakh and United nation has 4 orders for this occupation which Armenia has not perform theese orders Your visit is wrong and also this video name is wrong Respect Azerbaijan Respect our 1 million refugees Respect world because World does not accept Artsakh Your video is disrecpectful not onlyourpeople but also world s orders

[@hesaofficial1746]

Artsakh is Armenia 🇦🇲 Nakhijevan is under Azeri occupation 😶

[@konulaliyevaa]

Yeah we should report this video. Please report it. He should've known that there is not recognized territory named artsakh. It is Qarabağ and it is a part of Azerbaijan. This has been confirmed by all countries in the world. So he deserves to be reported.

[@hesaofficial1746]

@@konulaliyevaa ARTSAKH (Karabakh) is ARMENIA 🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲