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Vayots Dzor
In southeastern Arménie, Vayots Dzor brings together medieval monasteries, ancient Areni vineyards and Jermuk thermal springs set against dramatic red canyon landscapes.
Armenia's southernmost province, Syunik lines up the Tatev Monastery perched above its gorge, the troglodytic village of Khndzoresk and the megaliths of Zorats Karer.
The Caucasus's largest high-altitude lake, at 1,900 meters, ringed by 9th-century monasteries, khachkar fields, and ishkhan fishing villages.
Green northern Armenia: wooded gorges of the Debed and Aghstev, monasteries from the 10th–13th centuries, beech forests of Tavush and villages at 1,500 meters.
Pink capital at 990 meters altitude and wine plain backed by Mount Ararat: the logistical hub of any Armenian journey, between UNESCO monasteries and wine cellars.
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