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ZVARTNOTS Archaeological Site, Armenia | Dec|23-Jan|24: Zvartnots Cathedral Ruins [near Vagharshapat town, appx 35-40 mins drive from Yerevan city centre] 7 AD. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zvartnots_Cathedral
Just a part of my photos taken at this wonderful Armenian historical landmark overlooking Mount Ararat.
Zvartnots | Michael Svetbird phs©msp | 12|23-01|24 6300X4200 600 [I.-VII.] [Photos are subject to copyright, sorry for the watermarks]
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whencyclopedia · 1 year
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Armenia's Khor Virap Monastery
Khor Virap is an ancient Armenian monastery located near the border with Turkey some 8 km (5 mi) from the town of Artashat, Armenia. It is situated on the Ararat Plain and offers fantastic views of Mt. Ararat in good weather. Legend has it that St. Gregory the Illuminator (c. 257-c. 331 CE) was imprisoned here for 14 years by Tiridates III of Armenia (r. 287-330 CE). Historical record states that a chapel built on the site by Catholicos Nerses III (r. 641-661 CE) — who was also responsible for the construction of Zvartnots Cathedral — in 642 CE. Continuously reconstructed througout the centuries, Khor Virap remains one of the most visited pilgrimage sites in modern Armenia.
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harminuya · 6 months
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104 year old Muldusi-Martiros in Zvartnots Cathedral, 1903. State Museum of The History of St. Petersburg.
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bruev · 7 months
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Руины храма Звартноц /  The ruins of Zvartnots Cathedral
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starlingtravel · 3 months
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Discover Armenia historical sites with Starling Travel Club
Explore the historical sites of Armenia with Starling Travel Club, where a plethora of fascinating sites await your discovery. Armenia has numerous destinations that are not only culturally rich but also steeped in history, making them well worth your time and exploration. Now is the opportune moment to envision innovative uses for Armenia’s historic structures and townscapes, safeguarding them from the threat of unrestrained development.
One remarkable archaeological gem and a must-visit tourist attraction in Armenia is a splendid structure that narrates tales of the past. Starling Travel Club invites you on a journey to unveil the wonders of this historical site. Delve into the cultural, religious, and historic treasures that Armenia has to offer, creating lasting memories.
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Among the tangible UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Armenia are the awe-inspiring Sanahin and Haghpat Monasteries, the venerable Echmiadzin Cathedral and Temples, the archaeological remnants of Zvartnots, and the enchanting Geghard Monastery, nestled in the upper reaches of the Azat River. These sites serve as a testament to Armenia’s rich heritage, offering visitors a glimpse into its storied past. Join Starling Travel Club in exploring the beauty and significance of these historical landmarks, ensuring they endure for generations to come.
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monoclecircus · 8 months
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Sunset at Zvartnots Cathedral ruins in Armenia
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Sunset at Zvartnots Cathedral ruins in Armenia
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Sunset at Zvartnots Cathedral ruins in Armenia
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Sunset at Zvartnots Cathedral ruins in Armenia
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simonacastricum · 2 years
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Sunset at Zvartnots Cathedral ruins in Armenia
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7th century zvartnots cathedral ruins, 1950s, armenia
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sovietpostcards · 4 years
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Ruins of Zvartnots, an ancient cathedral in Armenia (built in the year 652)
Photo made in June 1985.
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whencyclopedia · 6 years
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ZVARTNOTS CATHEDRAL: 
THE ruins of Zvartnots Cathedral are located on a flat plain within the Ararat Plateau between the cities of Yerevan and Etchmiadzin in Armenia’s Armavir province near Zvartnots International Airport. Built in the middle of the 7th century CE, under the instructions of the Catholicos Nerses III (r. 641-661 CE), Zvartnots is the oldest and largest aisled tetraconch church in historical Armenia. Its design strongly influenced later constructions of other Armenian churches with central-domed cross-halls, leaving an enduring architectural and artistic mark in what is present-day Armenia, Georgia, Azerbaijan, and eastern Turkey.
Although largely destroyed in an earthquake in the 10th century CE, Zvartnots Cathedral was excavated and rediscovered between 1900-1907 CE. It was partially reconstructed in the 1940s CE - based on the research of the Armenian architectural historian Toros Toramanian (1864-1934 CE) - and Zvartnots’ ruins can be visited today. UNESCO added the ruins of Zvartnots Cathedral to its World Heritage List in 2000 CE.
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starlingtravel · 8 months
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Cultural tour of Armenia
Cultural tours in Armenia can be a fantastic way to explore the rich history, heritage, and traditions of this beautiful country. Armenia is known for its ancient churches, stunning landscapes, and warm hospitality. Here are some cultural highlights and destinations you might consider including in your cultural tour of Armenia:
Yerevan: The capital city of Armenia is a great starting point for your cultural journey. Explore places like Republic Square, the Vernissage Market for crafts and souvenirs, the Matenadaran (repository of ancient manuscripts), and the Armenian Genocide Memorial Complex.
Garni Temple: This well-preserved Pagan temple is located in a picturesque setting and offers insight into Armenia's pre-Christian history.
Geghard Monastery: Carved into the cliffs, Geghard Monastery is a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its stunning rock architecture and spiritual significance.
Echmiadzin: The spiritual center of the Armenian Apostolic Church, Echmiadzin is home to the Mother See of Holy Etchmiadzin, the oldest cathedral in the world. Nearby, you can visit St. Hripsime Church and Zvartnots Cathedral ruins.
Khor Virap: This monastery offers breathtaking views of Mount Ararat and is also historically significant as the site where St. Gregory the Illuminator was imprisoned for 13 years.
Noravank: A medieval monastery complex located in a red rock canyon, Noravank is famous for its intricate stone carvings and stunning scenery.
Dilijan: Known as the "Armenian Switzerland," Dilijan is a resort town surrounded by forests and mountains. It's a great place to experience Armenia's natural beauty.
Lake Sevan: One of the largest high-altitude lakes in the world, Lake Sevan offers opportunities for relaxation, water activities, and visits to the Sevanavank Monastery.
Khachkars: These intricately carved stone crosses are unique to Armenian culture and can be found in various locations throughout the country.
Wine Tasting: Armenia has a long history of winemaking, and you can explore its wine culture by visiting local wineries and vineyards.
Remember that Armenia has a complex history, and learning about its past and present can greatly enhance your cultural experience. Find perfect tours and trips to enjoy your vacations or holidays in Armenia with Starling Travel Club. With knowledgeable guides and immersive activities, this 8-day journey promises to leave you with a deep appreciation for Armenia's cultural diversity and timeless charm. Learn more! Visit https://starling.am/culture8days
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brittany-rush · 3 years
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Sunset at Zvartnots Cathedral ruins in Armenia
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taisynn · 3 years
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