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The Armenia Flag is the national flag of the Republic of Armenia. Officially adopted on 24th August, 1990, the Armenia Flag has three bands of equal width that are horizontally arranged. The three bands are respectively red, blue and orange in color, from top to bottom. The colors on the Armenia Flag represent its people. The red color of the flag represents the sacrifice and blood of the Armenian soldiers spilled in various struggles in both past and present. The color orange is symbolic of the fertile lands of Armenia and the blue color stands for hope and aspiration for the progress of Armenia.

The Republic of Armenia gained its independence from the USSR in the August of 1990. The Armenian flag has three horizontal bands. The topmost band is red, followed by a blue and then an orange band. The red is for all the blood spilled by Armenian soldiers in the past and in the present. The blue represents the sky of Armenia and the orange represents the fertile land of the country. The flag is in the ratio of 1:2.

Vacation:
Armenia has one of the oldest historically documented civilizations. There is much to see in Armenia with its focus on Armenian art, Armenian music and the folk performances put up by the Armenian artists. In Armenia tours are organized to see the beautiful country.

Hotels:
In Armenia hotels are developing well thanks to a growth in tourism in the country. The hotels in Armenia cater to all pockets and provide good accommodation. There are many places to travel to in Armenia. As a result many more hotels are coming up in Armenia.

Flights:
There are many international flights to Armenia. The country is well connected with most of the places in Europe and Central Asia.

Facts:
Armenian currency - Dram
Capital of Armenia - Yerevan

Official Name: Hayastani Hanrapetoutiun

Capital: Yerevan

Location: Founded by Georgia in the north, Azerbaijan in the east, and by Turkey in the South and west

Area: 29,800 sq. km.

Flag Ratio: 1:2
National Anthem: Mer Hayrenik (Our Father land)