Why are Armenians moving to Upper Cumberland, Tennessee?
The landscape here is reminiscent of Dilijan, while the climate mirrors that of the Ararat Valley in the Armenian Highlands. The area boasts lush green mountains and enjoys a predictable four-season cycle, with mild winters, warm springs, long summers, and breathtakingly vibrant autumns.
Real estate is more affordable
Rural but close to the vibrant city of Nashville with an international airport, great restaurants and a unique music scene
Low property taxes, and no state income tax, or vehicle tax
Breathtaking nature great for homesteading or vacationing
Strong freedom rankings with friendly and polite residents
The state is fiscally and economically strong
Resembles the Armenian Highlands
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