Facts and flag Part 3

Georgia : The world’s deepest cave is the Voronya Cave in Georgia.

 

 Azerbaijan : The thirteenth world chess champion - Garry Kasparov was born in Baku.


 Armenia : The first church in the world was built in Armenia

 


 Iran : Iran provides home and social security for approximately a million foreign refugees – the biggest number in a single country in the world.

 File:Flag of Iran.svg - Wikiquote

 Turkmenistan : Kugitang Reserve of Turkmenistan has a rock plateau imprinted with footprints of a dinosaur.

  

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