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The Monastery of Geghard, Yerevan

The Monastery of Geghard, Yerevan

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Yerevan - a history buff's paradise

Advantages: Lots to see, lots to learn, khorovats
Disadvantages: Unfriendly people, horrendous bus stations

an ancient monastery and is partly carved out of a mountain. Back in the centre of town one can spend hours in little galleries which highlight the work of contemporary artists and maybe pick up some interesting handmade items; the jewellery is particulary attractive. There are several "shukas" which are covered markets halls selling mainly fresh produce. All the stall holders wanted us to taste their produce and so we did. Delicious strawberries, salty cheese and wonderfully gooey dried fruits! We were not in town over the weekend but several people recommend the "vernissage" - the tourist bazaar where you can pick up all kind of Soviet relics at bargain prices. Yerevan, like most capital cities, has a host of international restaurants - Chinese, Lebanese, Italian and an absolutely wonderful sushi restaurant where Russian businessmen ...

fizzytom 28.02.2007 · Read full review
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The Monastery of the Burning Bush.

Advantages: A very spiritual place containing thousands of years of history and rare manuscripts.
Disadvantages: Short opening hours. Traders badgering you once you leave.

St. Catherine?s Monastry. Sinai, Eygpt. St. Catharine?s Monastry is a designated UNESCO site can be found in Sinai Eygpt at the base of Mount Sinai in a tiny little gorge which appears to be in the middle of nowhere. It is reputed to be the oldest working monastery in the world. It is of significant importance not only for Greek Orthodox Christians but also Islam. It is primarily a Greek Orthodox Christian monastry but within the walls of the monastry there is a mosque for the passing nomadic Bedouins some of whom still live within the walls helping the monks in their day to day lives. It is here at the base of Mount Sinai that it is supposed to be where God appeared to Moses in the burning bush with the Ten Commandments and the bush is still there today in one of the little alleyways within the monastry walls ...

garymarsh86 25.09.2009 (26.09.2009) · Read full review
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Snagov Monastery

Advantages: Only 35km north of Bucharest
Disadvantages: Not much interest for children

I have visited Romania six times and visited many different places, a very religious country with about 80% of the population Christian Orthodox. One of my adventures was to the Snagov Monastery on a day trip in the middle of the sweltering summer; Romania can get surprisingly hot at this time of year! The Journey; The Monastery is 35km north of Bucharest which took us about 30-45 mins to get there due to the very poor conditions of the roads. Most of the roads on the way to Monastery are asphalt/Tarmac but don't let this fool you into thinking you are in for a leisurely drive! The roads here hardly ever get maintenance because the government auctions the road contracts off to the cheapest bidder, resulting in poorly constructed non resistant roads which inevitably leads to new holes soon reappearing and I mean big holes ...

damo1980 10.03.2006 (30.03.2007) · Read full review
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