Im Armenia vs Ani Mobile App

Whether you’re visiting Armenia with kids, or are taking a trip through your wildest imagination, use this travel app to visit Yerevan and its surroundings. Check the illustrated map, choose your favorite sites and tap on the red icons to read carefully curated facts. Take pictures, write your thoughts in a journal at each location and finish your trip by watching your adventure come to life in a memory reel of photos you can share with family and friends. FEATURES - Learn basic vocabulary in Eastern Armenian as you set up your profile - Enjoy colorful graphics of some of the most popular tourist sites in Yerevan and its surroundings, including Holy Etchmiadzin, Matenadaran, Sardarapat, Cascade, and more - Click on ""Finish My Trip"" to create a memory reel of photos - Enjoy the app in English, French and Portuguese - Free to download; latest styles and regions available through in-app purchases. ABOUT THE DEVELOPERS The Armenian General Benevolent Union (AGBU) is the world’s largest non-profit organization devoted to preserving and promoting the Armenian identity and heritage through educational, cultural and humanitarian programs. CODICS is a one-of-a-kind software production company that believes there is a story behind each code. NOTICE TO PARENTS This app is kid friendly. It does not contain ads, links or tracking functions.

The Ani Mobile App aims to introduce the Archaeological Site of Ani, inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2016, to a larger audience and to share scientific information about the site more accessible using modern communication technologies. The app presents information about 45 structures in the city of Ani and its surrounding in three languages while categorizing the info such as history, architecture, art history, and architectural preservation. Four main routes based on the locations of different structures allow the users to visit and experience the Ani Archaeological Site on specific themes. The users can also create their itineraries by selecting different structures! The users can visit Ani and its surroundings by listening to its multilayered history voiced by Mahir Günşiray, Şenay Gürler, Tilbe Saran, and Görkem Yeltan in Turkish, Dr. Elmon Hançer in Armenian, and Dr. Christina Maranci, Veronica Kalas and Robert Dulgarian in English. Besides the glossary containing the meanings of technical terms, the guiding bibliography for more comprehensive research is available in the application for anyone interested. A quiz for users who want to measure their knowledge about Ani is also among the content. Acknowledgements: Alin Pontioğlu, Amiran Badishyan, Arican Paker, Armen Kazaryan, Arpine Asryan, Arsen Harutyunyan, Carsten Paludan-Müller, Christina Maranci, Çağla Parlak, David Davtyan, Davit Nahatakyan, Elmon Hançer, Gizem Dörter, Gökşin Uğur, Grigor Nalbandyan, Hunghsi Chao, Görkem Yeltan, Kara Leva, Mahir Günşiray, Maryam Jodeirierajaie, Mustafa Akçaöz, İren Bıçakçı, Özgün Forta, Özgür Akman, Robert Dulgarian, Sahak Vardanyan, Şenay Gürler, Tamar Nalcı, Tilbe Saran, Varduhi Balyan, Veronica Kalas, Yavuz Özkaya