Zuar
From Janapar
Zuar (Զուար) is a village located in Nor Shahumyan Region. This village is well known for its nearby hot spring.
A man named Hakob has settled here from Kessab, Syria. He moved to the village by himself, and speaks a few foreign languages.
There is one small store in the village.
The mayor's name is Sergey, and his phone number is (097) 29-19-67.
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History
Homestays
Sasha Hovhanessyan
Sasha (Սաշա ♂) has a big house with excellent sleeping conditions. There is a separate room with up to 5 nice, comfortable and clean beds. Restroom conditions are poor, with a distant outhouse with a hole. There is also no shower, though the hot springs are always available and ready, and a bucket of hot water can be provided. There is electricity. The family consists of a grandmother, a husband/wife and two kids, who all immigrated from Grozny. None of them speak English. They are perfect hosts.
Camping
Locals often camp near the hotsprings, where there is plenty of space, a freshwater spring, river and of course the gushing hotsprings.
Trails
| Himnakan Janapar (Backbone Trail) |
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| Nor Manashid > Dadivank > Vaghuhas > Vank > Kolatak > Ptretsik > Aygestan > Stepanakert > Mkhitarishen > Avetaranots > Karmir Shuka > Azokh > Togh > Hadrut |
This village/region/monastery is in a restricted area. Those without Armenian/Karabakhtsi residency should obtain permission to visit. 