Armenia is a water region, a country of lakes, rivers and waterfalls.
There are stories saying that Tigranes II the Great preferred to take pathways near waterfalls on his way back to Armenia.
He said: “I bathe in the streams of waterfalls in order to cleanse myself of foreign dust, help me to feel Armenia, the spirit of my ancestors again.
The water of Armenia gives me the strength and power for new battles.”
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