Aparan
Armenia
Aparan, Armenia shares 44 connections with 6773 other places across 13 topics, anchored in history, natural geography, and language. It was the site of the 1918 Battle of Abaran, where Armenian forces turned back a Turkish advance during World War I. The town connects with Yerevan and Turkey through shared threads of Ottoman-era displacement, including Kurdish families who settled in the Aparan district after fleeing in 1918. A statue of the 12th-century scholar Mkhitar Gosh stands in its Alphabet park.
Drastamat Kanayan
Connects Aparan to: Watertown, Massachusetts | Aragatsotn Province
Qanate Kurdo
Connects Aparan to: Saint Petersburg, Northwestern | Armenia
Aparan
Connects Aparan to: Armenia
Mkhitar Gosh
Connects Aparan to: Kingdom of Georgia | Gosh, Armenia
Battle of Abaran
Connects Aparan to: Yerevan, Armenia | Aragatsotn Province | Mayisyan, Armavir
Kasagh River
Connects Aparan to: Vagharshapat, Armenia | Aragatsotn Province | Ashtarak
Ara (mountain)
Connects Aparan to: Abovyan, Armenia | Yeghvard, Armenia | Nor Hachn, Armenia
Johnson (composer)
Connects Aparan to: Chennai, India | Sibi, Pakistan | Nellikunnu, India
Aragatsotn Province
Parvathy Jayaram
Connects Aparan to: Alappuzha, India | Sibi, Pakistan | Pathanamthitta district | Kaviyoor, India | Champakulam, India
Mount Aragats
Connects Aparan to: Gyumri, Armenia | Shirak Province | Aruch | Armavir Province | Aragatsotn Province
Mukesh (actor)
Connects Aparan to: London, England | India | Dubai, United Arab Emirates | Kollam, India | Sibi, Pakistan