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Nagorno-Karabakh, Travel in the Caucasus , Stepanakert, Republic of Artsakh, Hunot Gorge,

Nagorno-Karabakh Travel in the Caucasus , a, Republic of Artsakh, Hunot Gorge, travel exercise; https://www.purposegames.com/game/nag... Nagorno-Karabakh (Armenian: Լեռնային Ղարաբաղ; Azerbaijani: Dağlıq Qarabağ), officially the Republic of Artsakh, is a country in the Caucasus. It is internationally recognized as part of Azerbaijan, but is closely linked in every way to Armenia and accessible only through Armenia. The region is largely rural with a few small towns. Its charms lie in its historic Armenian ruins & medieval monasteries and its natural features. There's also the frisson of visiting a disputed republic (and even getting permits to visit destroyed towns near the front line). Cities + - 30 km Wikimedia maps | Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors Map of Nagorno-Karabakh Territory under control of the Republic of Artsakh 1 Stepanakert (Khankendi) – The capital is a small city and your likely base for exploring the region 2 Berdzor Lachin on Wikipedia (Lachin) – The first town you pass through upon entering Karabakh. Shops, church and a clinic. There is also a small geological museum and art gallery worth visiting. Admission is free. 3 Hadrut Hadrut (town) on Wikipedia – A small southern town with several nearby 13th- and 14th-century monasteries, and the terminus of the Janapar Trail. 4 Karvachar Kalbajar on Wikipedia – The administrative center of the Karvachar/Shahumyan region. Nicely sited very small town. 5 Martakert Martakert on Wikipedia (Aghdara) – The administrative center of Martakert Province with the Sarsang Reservoir 6 Martuni (Khojavend) – A small town near the small historically important Amaras Monastery; the city became a frontline city during the latter stages of the Nagorno-Karabakh War but also contains number of tombs from the Neolithic and Bronze Ages, several ruined medieval churches and remains of settlements and khachkars. 7 Shushi (Shusha) – The historic capital of Karabakh that used to be one of the cultural capitals of the Caucasus; has lots to see, although the town is largely in ruins from the war and is a shell of its former self Other destinations 8 Agdam – A huge modern-day ghost town 9 Vank – A small town close to the monastery of Gandzasar, one of Karabakh's top attractions. Also known for a hotel in the shape of a boat with a zoo, and the wall of license plates.travel, tourism, hotels, hotel, holiday, resort, landmarks, weather, economy, industry, architecture, shopping, museum, school, housing, floods, storm, flood,