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Sevanavank
Perched on a peninsula of Lake Sevan at 2,000 meters altitude, Sevanavank Monastery, founded in 874, preserves two medieval churches emblematic of Armenian architecture.
Deep within the Amaghu Gorge, Noravank Monastery brings together three medieval churches linked to the Orbélian princes and sculptor Momik, set against a remarkable rocky backdrop.
Goshavank
Medieval monastery rebuilt by Mkhitar Gosh 23 km from Dilijan: three churches, octagonal domed gavit and 1291 library rotunda.
Aréni
A wine village in southern Armenia, Areni is home to the Areni-1 cave, the world's oldest winemaking site, and serves as the gateway to Noravank Monastery.
At the foot of Mount Ararat, Khor Virap Monastery tells the story of Christian Armenia's birth. History, panorama and visitor guidance.
Nestled at 1,190 meters in Tavush province, Hovk reveals dramatic rock formations, forgotten fortresses and Armenian rural life, just 34 minutes from Dilijan.
Alaverdi
A former mining city nestled in the Debed River canyon, Alaverdi blends UNESCO monasteries, Soviet industrial heritage, and hiking trails through the Armenian Lorri region.
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