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- 3.7公里

Residents living beside the Avan grounds trade central urban pavement for quiet plateau dirt and morning walks through experimental native oak groves.
The grounds sit in the Avan district on dry plateau land, maintained under the Armenian National Academy of Sciences to preserve regional vegetation. Field botanists gathered native Caucasian species across local gorges and ridges to recreate wild plant communities. Plantings include Persian ironwood, Euphrates poplar, and savin juniper alongside native oak species and hazel stands.
Living nearby brings daily contact with distinct continental zones arranged across the property. Woodland plots group North American tulip trees and black walnut with Siberian larch, European horse chestnut, and dawn redwood from East Asia. The surrounding arid wind breaks against mature canopies, creating an unexpectedly sheltered walking belt for long-term workers who need quiet outdoor work routines.
A dedicated glasshouse complex protects tropical and subtropical collections from harsh highland winters. Cultivators established indoor beds for orchids, succulent varieties, staghorn ferns, and feijoa shrubs. The facility historically propagated indoor ornamentals for municipal work halls, reflecting an institutional purpose centered on civic botany rather than commercial leisure.
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