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The Pink Capital of Armenia
... at the back raised their voices and motioned him back to the front. The young woman in front said in clear English "Don't pay any attention to these people. You can sit at the back". As V tried to force his way into the back, he noticed that none of the empty seats had any room for feet. Luggage had been forced under the seat and in between the seats. V had had enough and said simply "I am getting off. I want my money back". This changed the situation dramatically as the ...
Armeenia Vatikan
... kuna ärkasime aga üpris hilja ning leitsak tol päeval eriti tappev, tuli kõne alla vaid pisike ekskursioon 15 km kaugusel asuvasse Edžmiatsini. Nimelt on siinne ühistranspordi süsteem pisut üle mõistuse - mingit keskset suuremat bussijaama Jerevanis pole, igas servas on neid erinevate sihtkohtade jaoks mitu ning pisematesse asulatesse suunduvad marsad stardivad sageli üldse mingitelt täiesti suvalistelt tänavanurkadelt. Ning sildid ...
Time Flies
... with my parents. Because so much time had passed, it was a new experience for them as well. The hardest thing will be leaving behind my cousin Luso and her family who have been the greatest hosts one could ask for. I have bonded with them so much over the last two weeks. I don't want to sound like I'm complaining, but its just not fair to be 7000 miles away from people who are so wonderful.
Regardless, I am more than happy I came on this ...
Garni temple and the Monastery of Geghart - Day 7
Solitary Garni
"The way to god must be difficult" said the tour guide when explaining why the stairs leading to the podium of the temple were too high.
Garni is best described as solitary (in my opinion) because it's the only surviving pagan temple after Armenia adopted Christianity and destroyed its heathen worship houses. Also, Garni stands high on a cliff and is the only remaining architectural structure among its ...
Hitch hiking Armenia!
... to Yerevan).
The next day we catch a mashrutka to Khor Virap, it is a monastery located 100m from the turkish border and where we have the best view on Mount Ararat (at least when it is not cloudy...)
The local transport in Armenia is not as developed as in Georgia (way less mashrutkas) so we decide to get on the highway and hitch hike to the next place.
Our first hitch hike are 2 Turkish men that are travelling from Georgia all the ...
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