
Debed village, Armenia
Diana Kirakosyan
I'm Diana, a history teacher at our village school, where my three kids also study. My husband works in a stone workshop, and we have two daughters and a son. Our family also includes their grandparents, who will join us in October.
I'd love to have you over to our home for breakfast or lunch with my family. We can also take a short trip to one of our village's beautiful spots. One option is the Winged Cross, a 13th-century khachkar, or Armenian carved cross stone.
- Location
- Debed village, Armenia
- Time
- Breakfast or lunch, preferably on Saturdays or Sundays, with the time agreed in advance.
- Languages spoken
- English, Russian, Armenian
- Contribution to the family (per person)
- 12,000 AMD
