The famous Armenian-American chef Ara Zada has shared his memories of Artsakh with his followers. In an Instagram post, Ara summarized the most impressive moments from his visits to Artsakh.
“A few shots of my travels through Artsakh over the years. One of the pictures is Zakhari Zada when he was 6 months old at Amaras Monastery, where Mesrop Mashtots opened the first Armenian school. Tonir hats, Jingalov hats, Tatik and Babik and the beautiful land,” he wrote.
Посмотреть эту публикацию в Instagram
The chef often shares about Artsakh on his pages.
“We don’t need no one to recognize the “Artsakh Genocide 10 years later. We need to stop it now. Yes, Azerbaijan is committing a new Genocide in Artsakh by the time you are reading this,” he had written a few days ago.
Follow NEWS.am STYLE on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram
17:10, November 14
An $860 Bag Full of Emotion: Japanese Label doublet Turns Popular Emojis into Unusual Fashion Accessories16:36, November 14
“I’m a Piece of S*”: Inside Jensen Huang’s Final Hours as Nvidia CEO**15:14, November 14
Kim Kardashian Turns the Beach into a Runway: Barely-There Dress Made of Nothing but Threads Leaves Fans Speechless14:16, November 14
Britney Spears Is Ready for a Fresh Start: The Singer Has Been Preparing a Surprise More Than 20 Years in the Making13:37, November 14
“I Want to Try Every Armenian Dish”: Celebrity Chef Andre Rush Arrives in Armenia12:23, November 14
The “Naked” Truth in Paradise: Kendall Jenner Ditches Her Clothes in New Tequila Ad, Only to Surprise Fans with an Unexpected Twist11:53, November 14

11:21, November 14
Australia’s Prime Minister Caught on a Hot Mic: His Joke About His Manhood Heard Around the World10:30, November 14
Kim Only Skimps on Advent Calendars: The Lavish Gifts Kardashian Gives Her ‘All’s Fair’ Co-Stars22:21, November 13
Royal Secrets and $430,000 Pearls: The Story of a Necklace That Concealed a Family Mystery21:30, November 13
$165,000 Skull-Shaped Watch with Spinning Flowers: Takashi Murakami Makes His Haute Horlogerie Debut20:16, November 13
Billionaires Are Trying to Cheat Death: $15,000 Injections, Private Doctors and AI Systems That Manage Their Health