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terebelli · 19 days
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Geghard Monastery, Armenia
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"The Armenian Church of the Holy Apostles in Ani. A broken inscription tells of a donation by Abughamir Pahlavuni in 1031." https://t.co/g90QbFHmDk
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Sadly, the Khachkars have been destroyed.
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Note the Muqarnas, the "stalactites" hanging over the main entrance and in the dome. Muqarnas are often seen in Islamic architecture, but the Armenian Geghard, Noravank and Yeghvard churches also have muqarnas.
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"when Mark Grigorian designed the Matenadaran in the 1940s, he took inspiration from this church for its façade" Source https://t.co/p8ZvCHtWtB
Images by: https://t.co/g90QbFHmDk and https://twitter.com/vardpatrik/status/1424793768805355529?s=19
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lionheartlr · 17 days
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Discover Armenia: A Travel Guide to the Land of History and Hospitality
Armenia, nestled in the South Caucasus region, is a country of ancient history, stunning landscapes, and rich cultural heritage. With its friendly locals and a blend of traditional and modern experiences, Armenia offers an unforgettable travel adventure. This guide will walk you through everything you need to know for a perfect trip to this enchanting land. Brief History of Armenia Armenia…
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grandboute · 6 months
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Monastere de Geghard - Armenie
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bruev · 1 year
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Trisagion / Трисвятое
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zspin · 2 years
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One of the churches at Geghard Monastery in Goght, Armenia. 4th Century.
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harminuya · 8 months
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1. Interior view of the first portico of the church of the Sanahin monastery in Armenia.
2. Interior view of the second portico of the church of the Sanahin monastery in Armenia.
3. Church with a spring, carved into the rock in Geghard.
4. View of the tomb with the coat of arms of the Proshyan princes, carved into the rock in Geghard.
5. Ground porch in Geghard (Armenia).
6. Interior view of the vestibule of the Church of St. Gayane in Vagharshapat in Armenia.
By Petr Norev, 1850. Scientific-research Museum of the Russian Academy of Arts.
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ancientorigins · 1 year
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Ancient Geghard Monastery, Armenia
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thesorceresstemple · 2 months
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Tomb at back of Geghard Monastery complex in Armenia.
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deseopolis · 1 year
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Geghard Monastery. Armenia. via
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luvarmenia · 1 year
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Small waterfall near Geghard monastery in Armenia
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yr-hen-ogledd · 4 months
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The reddish-pink rocks & masonry on this sister's base were inspired by Ethiopia's rock-hewn churches, Armenia's Geghard monastery and the album art for Zola Jesus' Arkhon (shot in the Cave of the Mounds, Wisconsin USA).
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starlingtravel · 9 months
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Religious pilgrimage in Armenia  
Armenia is a country with a rich religious history, and it is known for its numerous religious pilgrimage sites. The predominant religion in Armenia is Christianity, specifically the Armenian Apostolic Church, which is one of the oldest Christian denominations in the world. Here are some important religious pilgrimage destinations in Armenia:
Etchmiadzin Cathedral: Located in the city of Vagharshapat, this cathedral is the spiritual center of the Armenian Apostolic Church. It is considered one of the oldest churches in the world and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Khor Virap: This monastery is located near the border with Turkey and offers a stunning view of Mount Ararat. It is famous for its connection to Saint Gregory the Illuminator, who was imprisoned here for 13 years before converting Armenia to Christianity. Pilgrims visit Khor Virap to see the underground chamber where Saint Gregory was imprisoned and to offer prayers.
Geghard Monastery: This ancient complex is partly carved into the rock and is known for its unique architectural and cultural significance. The main chapel, Surb Astvatsatsin, is particularly revered by pilgrims. It's a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a popular pilgrimage destination.
Noravank Monastery: Located in a picturesque red rock canyon, Noravank is an important pilgrimage site for Armenians. It is dedicated to St. John the Baptist is known for its stunning Surb Astvatsatsin Church and the Surb Karapet Church. Pilgrims come here to attend religious services and enjoy the natural beauty of the area.
Tatev Monastery: Tatev is a historic monastic complex and a popular pilgrimage destination. The Tatev Monastery is known for its scenic location on a plateau overlooking the Vorotan Gorge. Pilgrims visit the monastery to attend church services, explore the historic buildings, and ride the Wings of Tatev, the world's longest reversible aerial tramway, to reach the site.
Haghpat and Sanahin Monasteries: These two medieval monastic complexes are UNESCO World Heritage Sites and are important pilgrimage destinations for their historical and architectural significance. They are located in the Lori region of Armenia.
Akdamar Island: While not in Armenia but in neighboring Turkey, Akdamar Island is a pilgrimage destination for Armenians due to its Surb Khach (Holy Cross) Church, a medieval Armenian Apostolic church located on the island in Lake Van. It is a place of great religious and cultural significance for Armenians.
When visiting these religious pilgrimage sites in Armenia, it's important to be respectful of the religious customs and traditions of the Armenian Apostolic Church. Visit Starling Travel Club and check out the current travel conditions and any entry requirements. Embark on a transformative 8-day journey through Armenia's spiritual heritage with our religion tour.  
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barbariankingdom · 2 years
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Geghard is a medieval monastery in the Kotayk province of Armenia, being partially carved out of the adjacent mountain, surrounded by cliffs
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lettersoftherainbow · 10 months
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Geghard Monastery, Unesco World Heritage Site in central Armenia
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bruev · 1 year
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Жаматун / The Zhamatun
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