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🌐Zvartnots was added to the #UNESCO World #Heritage list in 2000.
— Bright Tour (@BrighttourAm) November 29, 2023
💡The #temple of #Zvartnots was built in the seventh century during the first Muslim Arab invasions to conquer the territories of #Byzantine and #Sasanian Armenia. #tourism #travel #TravelTheWorld #Tours pic.twitter.com/zQpO4pROFi
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Zvartnots is a medieval #Armenian temple completed in 652 AD. Now lying in ruins, Zvartnots had a unique for Armenian ancient architecture circular exterior structure. Zvartnots was added to the #UNESCO World Heritage list in 2000.
— Misty Mountain (@_M_Mountain_) December 3, 2023
The cathedral stood for nearly 320 years before… pic.twitter.com/QU1UgppTlc
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