Vardavar is one of the most favorite summer holidays of the Armenian people. On this day, people sprinkle water on each other, symbolizing purity, renewal and joy.
In Armenia, it is celebrated with families and friends, songs and dances are organized, and Holy Liturgy is served in churches. Vardavar is one of the five feasts of the Armenian Apostolic Church and is celebrated 98 days (14 weeks) after Easter, so its date changes every year.
It should also be noted that due to the "Vardavar 2026" celebration to be celebrated in Republic Square this year, the entrance of vehicles to Republic Square and adjacent streets will be closed. on July 12, from 07:00 to 24:00 inclusive, as well as the one-way narrow street adjacent to the children's zone to be located near the Shahumyan statue (between the Shahumyan statue and Shahumyan Square): July 11: 18:00 to July 12: 24:00 inclusive.
