“A fortress, snow, and a burnt cork”
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User Rating: 4.7 |
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Reviewer: Andrew S. of London, United Kingdom |
Reviewed: May 1, 2011 (see hotel reviews from Instantworldbooking.com) |
Traveled: April 2011 Type: Active/Adventure |
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Comments (English):
We stumbled upon this place more or less by accident. i managed to cajole my companions that we needed to experience rural Armenia. We walked to Lori Berd and were transported back a few thousand years. We met Taguhi who introduced us to her family’s homestay, where we had a warm welcome consisting of hearty food, tea, and cards. A couple of stones heavier we clamboured back on to the marshrutka to Tbilisi after bidding out hosts and Stepan Shaumyan goodbye. |