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No Stone Left Unturned
It could be a postcard from southern Georgia: the Mtkvari River winding past the foothills of the Erusheti Mountain in Samtskhe–Javakheti. But Vardzia was never built for the view. In the 12th century, Georgians carved an entire fortress into the mountain, concealing a city from invading armies. Today, after a minibus drops you at its entrance, the mountain slowly gives up its secrets.…
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