The descendants of Armenians who survived the forced deportations of 1915 continue to preserve the memory of their ancestors to this day. They keep telling the stories of their family roots, the lost native villages and cities, never forgetting where their grandparents came from.

Many Armenians living in different countries around the world say that one day they wish to visit the homeland of their ancestors, to see the places where their families lived before exile. For them, this is not only a journey, but also a rediscovery of historical memory and identity.

Even after many years, the longing for the homeland continues to live in the hearts of generations as an important bridge connecting them to the past.