Jermuk Mineral Water Factory

The Jermuk Mineral Water Factory is the bottler of one of Armenia's most iconic products: Jermuk mineral water. The factory is located in the resort town of Jermuk in Vayots Dzor Province, an area renowned for its hot springs and naturally carbonated water. The industrial bottling of Jermuk water began in the mid-20th century during the Soviet era, and the brand quickly became popular throughout the USSR. Sourced from the region's pristine mountains, the water is known for its unique mineral composition and purported therapeutic properties, making it a cornerstone of local hydrotherapy traditions. The factory has been modernized over the years to meet contemporary production and hygiene standards, bottling the water directly at the source to preserve its natural qualities. Jermuk water is widely exported and is one of the most recognizable Armenian brands on the international market, available in Russia, the US, Europe, and the Middle East. The factory's operation is vital to the economy of Jermuk town, not only supporting jobs but also reinforcing the town's reputation as a premier health and wellness destination.

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Vardenis

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Martuni

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Nakhchivan

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Gavar

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Sisian

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History & landmarks

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Selim (Orbelian's Caravanserai)

Armenia's best-preserved caravanserai, a 14th-century stop on the Silk Road located at 2410 meters altitude.

Nature

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Lake Sevan

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More places

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Vayk Mountain Range

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Noravank

A 13th-century Armenian monastery, located in a narrow gorge known for its tall, sheer, brick-red cliffs.

Areni Wine Region

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Vardenis Mountains

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