• Vardzia - Wikipedia

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    Five monks still live in this mountain. Every morning at seven they ring the bell in the high arch. Rat'i Surameli, Duke of Javakheti and Kartli...

  • Vardzia - Vikipedi

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    Bu dağda hala beş rahip yaşıyor. Her sabah saat yedide, yüksek kemerdeki zili çalarlar. Vardzia (Gürcüce: ვარძია) güney Gürcistan'daki bir mağara manastırıdır.

  • Book it Now - Georgian-Tours

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    Vardzia is an impressive cave town founded by King George III in the XII century. ... That’s why you have to go to Vardzia to see it with your own eyes!

  • Vardzia: 'The Cave Town | Euronews

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    "Among all the architectural jewels of Georgia, the Vardzia complex is the most precious," said 'Postcards' reporter Claudio Rosmino.

  • Vardzia Caves and the Geoscientist in Me | by Raazia Ali

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    Along the fault the Vardzia area is divided in two large geoblocks: a western block — Vardzia (Erusheti) and an eastern — Javakheti.

  • Vardzia - Ancient Cave Town in Georgia

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    One of those creations is Vardzia, a grand ensemble of medieval cliff architecture and one of the most popular monuments in Georgia.

  • Vardzia: Exploring the Ancient Marvels of Georgia's Cave City

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    Vardzia is an impressive cave city located in the southern part of Georgia, near the Turkish border, and is one of the most unique and breathtaking attractions in the...

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  • Vardzia - Route Wiki

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    Vardzia is accessed from the S11 (Akhaltsikhe-Ninotsminda) highway which is part of European route E691 via the turnoff at Khertvisi.

  • Vardzia, Aspindza

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    Vardzia is without a doubt one of the most significant sites of Georgia's State Heritage. ... The Vardzia monastary is more like a village built inside a mountain.

  • Vardzia — Travel Guide at Wikivoyage

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    Vardzia (ვარძიაis) a cave monastery site in Georgia, on the slopes of the Erusheti Mountain in the Samtskhe-Javakheti region of Georgia next to the border with Turkey.