Archeological Sites

	Erebuni Fortress The Erebuni Fortress was an Urartuan stronghold, founded in the last quarter of the 8th century. B.C. by King Argishti I. Located within the ... Details
	Garni Pagan Temple Garni Temple, the pre-eminent example of Hellenistic culture in Armenia today, acted as a summer resort of Armenian kings over two thousand years ago. The ... Details
	Horom Citadel The Urartian citadel at Horom is probably the most impressive of its kind in Armenia. Remains of a 9th century B.C dam and a reservoir ... Details
	Khndzoresk village Khndzoresk offers the most spectacular view of ancient Armenia, where cave-dwellers resided in the hollows of the scores of majestic mountains, cultivating the valleys below ... Details
	Teyshebahini The 7th century BC unearthed remains of Teyshebahini, an Urartuan stronghold, can be observed on the hillside of Karmir-Blur, in a suburban area south of ... Details
	Ughtasar Perched 3 kilometers above sea-level on a mountainous plateau in the mesmerizing region of Syunik are the remnants of an ancient fortress with enormous ... Details
	Zorats Karer The Zorats Karer (Zorats stones) date back to the second millennium B.C. According to the scientific consensus today, the arrangement of stones was most probably ... Details
	Zvartnots Temple The architectural masterpiece of Zvartnots was built by the order of the Catholicos Nerses III between the years 641 and 662. It was damaged by ... Details