Pulpulak
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__NOTOC__ 's Republic Square A pulpulak ( , ) is a public water fountain common in Armenia and in the former Armenian-populated Republic of Artsakh. Pulpulaks are a significant part of Armenian culture, and first appeared on the streets of Yerevan in the 1920s before becoming extremely popular. Pulpulaks were, and still are, often used by people to appoint meetings and by couples as dating locations.
__NOTOC__ 's Republic Square ]] A pulpulak ( , ) is a public water fountain common in Armenia and in the former Armenian-populated Republic of Artsakh. Pulpulaks are a significant part of Armenian culture, and first appeared on the streets of Yerevan in the 1920s before becoming extremely popular. Pulpulaks were, and still are, often used by people to appoint meetings and by couples as dating locations.
Yotnaghbyur
Yotnaghbyur (Յոթնաղբյուր, meaning "seven springs") is the name of the famous pulpulak in Yerevan's Republic Square. It was erected by Spartak Gndeghtsyan in 1965, and was restored in 2008 by Moscow-based Armenian designer Nur.
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File:Пулпулак около церкви святой Богородицы Ка.jpeg|Pulpulak near the Katoghike Church, Yerevan File:Пулпулак в Гегарде.jpg|Pulpulak near the Geghard monastery File:Գյումրվա ցայտաղբյուր 03.jpg File:Գյումրվա ցայտաղբյուր 01.jpg File:Գյումրվա ցայտաղբյուր 02.jpg File:Tsaytaghbyur in Norashen, Tavush.jpg File:Vaikmemorialfountain-meta.jpg|Pulpulak in honor of an Armenian soldier killed in the First Nagorno-Karabakh War File:Pulpulak on M-4 road.jpg|In Gegharkunik Province File:Pulpulak in Bjni.JPG|In Bjni 2014 Górski Karabach, Klasztor Gandzasar, Fontanna do picia.jpg|Pulpulak near the Gandzasar monastery in Nagorno-Karabakh.
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