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Bjni Surb Astvatsatsin Monastery

Kotayk
Surb Astvatsatsin (Holy Virgin) Monastery is situated in Kotayk Province of Armenia in the village of Bjni. It was founded in 1031.
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Geghardavank monastery

Kotayk
Geghardavank (also known as ‘Ayrivank; – the cave monastery) is situated in a picturesque canyon, 28 km south-east of Yerevan.
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Ara mountain

Kotayk
Another gorgeous sight frequently visited by tourists, hikers, and mountain climbers is Ara mountain (after Armenian god, hero and king Ara the Beautiful).
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Havuts Tar monastery

Ararat
Havuts Tar monastery (11-13cc) is presented to us in ruins. St. Savior’s church was built in 10-13cc by Gregory Pahlavooni.
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Aghjots Vank

Ararat
The ruins of Aghjots monastery or St. Stephen\'s church are in Khosrov reserve.
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Kakavaberd

Ararat
Kakavaberd fortress (also known as Geghi Berd – ‘the village fortress’) (9-13cc) is situated in Khosrov reserve.
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Marmashen Monastery

Shirak
The monastery complex of Marmashen is located in the valley of Akhuryan river. Marmashen cloister was founded in 998 but the construction of the entire complex was completed in 1029.
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Harichavank Monastery

Shirak
Harichavank is situated on a rocky cape, at the foot of the western slopes of mount Aragats. The monastery was founded by the 7th century, when the church
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Lmbatavank

Shirak
St. Stephen’s church of Lmbatavank was built in 7th century in cross-shaped central domed architectural style.
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Lori Berd

Lori
On the left bank of Dzoraget river, not too far from Stepanavan city, lie the ruins of medieval fortress-city Loriberd. In the 10-12cc it was the center of Lori princedom.
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