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The fair introduces 60 producers and artists from Dilijan’s community, who present locally produced souvenirs, handicrafts and dishes.
Souvenirs and handicrafts sold include different branches of art and craft such as tapestry, embroidery, felt work, laces, pearl embroidery, carpet weaving and spinning. Additionally there is jewelry which is made by combining precious and semi-precious stones, silver, leather, nut shell, pottery, woodworking, stained glass and much more. We have organized master classes for you.
Dishes made of local vegetables, herbs, meat, tree mushrooms, and berries will be available. We have delicious pastry with nuts, warm kapama and harisa, pizzas made by lavash, Armenian gata and different kinds of sweets.
The fair will be full of folk dances, masterclasses for handmade items, games, competitions and of course with a big variety of local traditional dishes.
The goal of the festival is to promote employment opportunities for locals by creating community-based tourism opportunities.

You can smell The Pan-Armenian Khorovats (Barbecue) Festival long before you arrive. With flavorful meat and vegetables slow-roasting over hot coals, you’ll never think of barbecue the same way again. The Festival is located in Akhtala of the Lori region - which boasts the title of “the Khorovats capital city.” Cooks representing different restaurants, bars, and various organizations participate in the festival, serving up khorovats and competing against each other.

Visitors can taste pork, beef, mutton, fish and vegetable barbecues followed by the award ceremony for best flavor, best look, and best concept. It is said that one of the best ways to get to know a culture is through its people and national cuisine. The Pan-Armenian Khorovats festival offers both.