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The Pink Capital of Armenia
... their English skills on us just outside the museum by the square.
The vast flight of stone steps and flower beds known as the Cascade needs special mention. We have not seen anything like it anywhere else. The steps lead upto a monument for the 50th anniversary of Soviet Armenia that was never completed. By the side of the steps is an indoor area comprising of several art galleries, all of them connected via a series of escalators and elevators. We got ourselves a ...
Appreciate the little things
... would happen to our land, what would happen to our rich history? It would be like a new genocide, all over again. Its scary to think about an Armenia with no Armenians. Turkey would probably take over everything, or maybe Russia. They would destroy all of our beautiful churches... ahh i can't think this way. There has to be a way to make this country better. To get rid of all the greedy people, and ...
Etchmiadzin, The Vatican of Armenians - Day 3
... the spot where the basilica should be built.
So much for official introductions.
On a personal level, the view of the complex was magnificent. It was like nothing I had seen before! The area was wide and open to the skies, with natural surroundings, and benches placed for pedestrians here and there. There were a few striking buildings, but the church itself was awe-inspiring. The ceilings were works of art decorating ...
I kissed the Catholicos's cross
Short report today 'cos I have to pack and get ready to leave in the morning. Staying in Goris tomorrow night then a guest house in Dillijan for two nights, wifi might not be available.
Today was four churches and a Greco-roman temple, the only one in the Caucusus apparently.
It is the age of some of these places that is astonishing, one church - St Hripsime' - was built in 618 over the saints mausoleum which had been built in 395. She was a nun who fled Rome to ...
Bienvenue en Arménie
... l'Arménie est considérée par certains auteurs comme faisant culturellement, historiquement et politiquement parlant, partie de l'Europe, voire, géographiquement, à sa lisière. Elle est membre de plus de trente-cinq organisations internationales, comme l'ONU, le Conseil de l'Europe, la Communauté des États indépendants, etc.
Avec un riche héritage culturel, elle est une des plus anciennes civilisations au monde. Bien que l'Arménie ...
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