Photo: Fethiye Times
The DK Eyewitness: Turkey guidebook describes Ani as “one of the most evocative historical sites in Turkey. Set on a windswept, grassy plateau along the Barley River (Arpaçay), the site contains important remnants of Armenian architecture, including the city walls protecting its northern border, parts of which are still intact.”
Source: The unique and evocative beauty of Ani – Fethiye Times
Categories: Turkey
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