Janapar hiking trail
| Janapar | |
|---|---|
 Marking of the hiking trail |
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| Data | |
| length | ~ 284 km |
| location | Nagorno-Karabakh |
| Markers | yellow footprint on a blue background |
| Starting point |
Hadrut 39 ° 31 '10.8 " N , 47 ° 1' 34.6" E |
| Target point | Vardenis 40 ° 11 '4.5 " N , 45 ° 43' 35.8" E |
| Type | Long-distance hiking trail |
Map with all coordinates: The Janapar Hiking Trail is a 284 km long long- distance hiking trail through mountains and villages of the de facto regime of the Nagorno-Karabakh Republic . The paths of the trail have existed for centuries, but were largely marked for hikers only from 2007.
course
The route is divided into daily stages. It begins in Hadrut and ends in Wardenis , not far from Lake Sevan . The way to Kolatak is marked. For the further course to Vardenis, the official website offers GPS routes for download. Caution is advised in the section between Gandsassar Monastery and Waghuhas: Here, along the way, mines from the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict are still found, which is why it is advisable to skip this section.
Other points along the way are:
- Gtichavank Monastery
- Asych cave
- Gandsassar Monastery
- Zontik waterfall
- Karkar River
- City of Shuschi
- Capital of the Nagorno-Karabakh Republic Stepanakert
photos
Zontik waterfall
Karkartschai Gorge
Dadivank Monastery
Gandsassar Monastery
2000 year old plane tree in search torches
Mosque in Shusha
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Raffi Kojian: Janapar Trail Origin and Growth. In: janapartrail.org. Retrieved December 29, 2017 .
- ↑ a b Janapar Trail Unmarked Trail. In: janapartrail.org. Retrieved December 29, 2017 .