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GEGHARKUNIK PROVINCE
Nestled in the eastern reaches of Armenia, Gegharkunik Province claims the title of the country’s most extensive region by land area. Its eastern frontier marks a border with Azerbaijan. Beyond its geographical prominence, Gegharkunik is renowned for Lake Sevan, a colossal freshwater reservoir that dominates the province’s landscape. The lake not only contributes to the province’s economic activities, particularly in fisheries and tourism, but also holds cultural significance with historical landmarks like the Sevanavank Monastery adorning its shores.
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GEGHARKUNIK – POPULAR TOURIST ATTRACTIONS AND PLACES OF INTEREST
Gegharkunik Province in Armenia, celebrated for its stunning landscapes, historical landmarks, and vibrant cultural heritage, enthralls visitors with a myriad of attractions. At the heart of the province lies the magnificent Lake Sevan, surrounded by the Sevanavank Monastery, which affords breathtaking panoramic views. Adjacent to Gegharkunik, Dilijan National Park showcases verdant forests and the Haghartsin Monastery. Gavar, the provincial capital, provides a fascinating glimpse into local life. Further enhancing the historical tapestry, sites like the Hayravank Monastery and Lchashen Archaeological Site unveil the deep-rooted history embedded in Gegharkunik.
Akhtala Fortress
Amaras Monastery
Armaghan Mountain
Dilijan National Park
Gavar
Hayravank Monastery
Jukhtak Vank Monastery
Lake Sevan
Lchashen Archaeological Site
Noratus Cemetery
Sevanavank Monastery
St. Jacob’s Church
Statue of Akhtamar
Vardenyats Pass
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