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Armenian blogger brings homemade motorhome to Belarus

20.08.2026 08:54 1 min 1 source РУС
ctv.by RUS

Armenian blogger Herbert Khachaturyan brought a homemade motorhome to Belarus, making the country the second point of his round-the-world route. The motorhome contains a bedroom, a kitchen with a stove, Picasso paintings and souvenirs from Belarus. The blogger planned to spend two weeks in the country but extended his trip due to the hospitality of locals and the beauty of nature. The next point on the route is Kazakhstan.

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