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We started the day with a visit to Sevanavank Monastery<\/a> on Sevan Peninsula, formerly Sevan Island, on Lake Sevan. The level of the lake was lowered during the soviet era to provide hydroelectric power. It is now being slowly raised for ecological reasons. The monastery was near the site of the first church in Armenia, dating from the third century. The monastery itself was built in the tenth century and is still functioning as a church with a seminary nearby. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

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