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Vardavar or
Vartavar (Armenian: Վարդավառ, Homshetsi:
Vartevor or Behur) is a
festival in
Armenia where people drench each
other with water. Vardavar's...
- you are, you will get wet if you are out and
about during Vardavar. The
origins of
Vardavar trace back to
ancient Armenian pagan traditions. Historically...
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Aphrodite and the
planet Venus The
celebration honoring Astghik is
called Vardavar,
during which people drench each
other with
water as a
ritual of 'purification...
- museums,
important monuments and the
national public library. It also
hosts Vardavar, the most
widely celebrated festival among Armenians, and is one of the...
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Indian festival of
color &
water Śmigus-dyngus -
Polish water festival Vardavar -
Armenia water festival World New
Years Wikimedia Commons has
media related...
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Romanized as Vardāvard-e Soflá; also
known as Var Dāvad-e Soflá,
Vardāvar-e Pā’īn, and
Vardood Sofla) is a
village in
Khorram Rud
Rural District...
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consort of Vahagn,
sharing a
temple with him at Derik. The
holiday of
Vardavar was
originally in
honor of Astghik.
Barsamin – God of sky and weather,...
- Terian's village, Gandza,
celebrates Terian days,
which coincides with
Vardavar. The
celebration is
followed by
visiting his house, the flea market, singing...
- the five
major feasts in the
Armenian Church calendar. It is also
called Vardavar (Վարդավառ or rose festival), a
pagan celebration that the
observance of...
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Vardavard (Persian: ورداورد), also
rendered as Var
Davad or
Vardavad or
Vardavar or Vard
Avard or
Vardavud or Varood, may
refer to: Vardavard-e Olya, Hamadan...
