Armenia 

Armenia on the Road

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Armenia - Yerevan

Blue Mosque

Beautiful, highly decorated mosque that is free to enter and you can walk throug...

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Armenia - Yerevan

Blue Mosque

Address: 12 Mesrop Mashtoc pokhota, Yerevan, Armenia

Beautiful, highly decorated mosque that is free to enter and you can walk through the gardens. This is the only remaining mosque in Yerevan!
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Bagrati Cathedral
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