Photos – Armenia Home /Photos – ArmeniaPhotos from Breathtaking Armenia Etchmiadzin Cathedral – Мother Church of the Armenian Apostolic Church. UNESCO World Heritage. 301 AD. The Holy Lance in Etchmiadzin Cathedral. Flag of Armenia Mount Ararat (Sis and Masis) and a field of red poppies, near Yeraskh Village, Ararat Province. Khor Virap with Mount Ararat. Armenian alphabet, gold, at St Etchmiadzin Khor Virap, Ararat Province Armenia on the map “Rome in 146 BC”, Basilica of Maxentius, near Colloseum, Rome The Temple of Garni, 1st century AD. Kotayk Province. Mount Azhdahak- extinct volcano. The highest point of Geghama Range. 3597 meters above the sea level. Swinging bridge, Khdzoresk, Syuniq Province Mountains, Syunik Province. Kaptavank Monastery, Tavush Province King of Forest, Dilijan Sevanavank Monastery Complex, 874 AD. Trchkan Waterfall – the Highest Waterfall of Armenia. 23 m. Near Lori Province. Near Noravank Monastery Complex. Vayots Dzor Province. Gyumri. Second Largest City in Armenia. Holy Saviour’s Church. Geghard Monastery Complex. Kotayk province. Geghardavank, Ayrivank. 4th century. UNESCO World Heritage. Halidzor, Syunik Province. Khachkars Inset in Rock Outcropping, Geghard Monastery. Garni, Symphony of Stones. Kotayk Province. Hovtasar and storks Abovyan street, Gyumri city. Wall Carvings. Geghard Monastery Complex. Tavush Province Lake Sevan. 1,900 m above sea level. Gegharkunik Province. Geghard, Khachkars or Armenian Cross-Stones inset in rock outcropping Noravank, Նորավանք – “New Monastery”, Vayots Dzor Province. Symphony of Stones. Near to Azat River. Kotayk Province. Noravank Monastery Complex. 13 century. Vayots Dzor Province. Geghard, Cupola. Near Azat River. Sardarapat Memorial. Armavir Province. United World College -Dilijan School Shaki Waterfall, 18 m, Syunik Province. Parz Lake, Parz Lich. Tavush Province. Geghard, Cupola on Arches. Lastiver – Zipline, Yenokavan, Tavush Province. Rocks. Near Noravank. Way to Mountain Aragats Noravank Monastery Facade. Carahunge – “Armenian Stonehenge”. Syunik Province. Lake Sevan. 1900 m above sea level. Gegharkunik Province. Gavit оr Jamatun of Geghard Monastery in Armenia. UNESCO World Heritage. Trchkan Waterfall, 23 m Parz Lake, Dilijan Amberd Fortress. 10 century. 2300 m above sea level, near Mount Aragats. Armavir Province. Gosh Village, Tavush Province Aragats Mountain and Storks. Aragats Mountain: Northern—4,090 m Western—3,995 m Eastern—3,908 m Southern—3,888 m The Temple of Garni, 1st century AD. Fragment of the Frieze. Azhdahak – extinct volcano. 3.597 m above sea. Gegharkunik Province. Ara Ler or Mount Ara, 2,614 m. Aragatsotn Province. Rocks near Areni. Storks and Ararat mountain. Surenavan Town, Ararat Province. Near Trchkan Waterfall – the Highest Waterfall of Armenia. Flowers, Ararat Valley Pomegranate, Garni. Prunus Armeniaca, Apricots Grape, Ararat Valley. Apricots, Prunus Armeniaca, Ararat Valley Pomegranate, Noravank. Grape, Ararat Valley. Mesrop Mashtots, Giovanni Battista Tiepolo,1696 – 1770, Fresco in Würzburg Residence, Bavaria. Mesrop Mashtots creating the Armenian alphabet, Francesco Maggiotto
