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<h2>Overview of attractions</h2>Etchmihezin Church and Zvartnots Archaeological Site: The Etchmihezin Church and the Zvartnots Archaeological Site are located in Armavir Oblast, Armenia. It consists of the Etchmihezin Church ruins and the Zvartnots archaeological site. In 2000, it was included in the World Heritage List as a world cultural heritage. Etchmihezin Church, an architectural relic of the early medieval Armenian period, also known as the Effective Church, is located near Etchmihezin. It was built between 641 and 661 AD and has existing ruins. Originally a circular three-story domed building, the interior is a four-petal church with a cloister. The front is decorated with false arches, sculptures, and reliefs, and the interior is decorated with mosaics and murals. From 1901 to 1907, the base, colonnades, foundations, capitals and many architectural fragments were excavated. The arches and large reliefs were sculpted with Standard Price holding construction tools. It is believed that they imitated the image of the architect and chief architect of the time, Avañez. . The sundial carved on a meter-long stone slab is very Standard Price. The entire church was built with colored tuff. Later Toramanyan rebuilt it based on the excavation and his personal vision, becoming a church with a three-story dome, a cross-shaped interior and connected by a cloister. Now there is another museum built next to the church, and some fragments of the ruins are displayed here.Zvartnots monuments, including Zvartnots Church and the Palace of the Third Archbishop. The Zvartnots Church is far larger and more imposing than the Etchmiadzin Church. What distinguishes this architectural masterpiece from other ancient and Byzantine-style religious buildings is its typically inventive central dome architectural form. The architecture of the Zvartnots Church was intended to impress every visitor with its extraordinary artistic brilliance, which determined its size, design and arrangement of spaces, structural features and emphasis on the central axis and upward curvature of the building. The overall decoration is distinctive.Before the restoration of the Zvartnots church was completed, its architectural and artistic qualities were fully reflected in the construction of the church of Nerses III in Iskahan between 652 and 659. This church and Zvartnots The church is exactly the same. There are no buildings of this type in Syria and Byzantium, which is confirmed in the books of Armenian historians of the 10th century. In the book, he describes how the Byzantine Emperor Constantine visited the construction site of the Zvartnots church that was about to be completed in 652, with the intention of building a similar church in his capital. This plan was not realized because the architect died on the way to Constantinople. Geghard Monastery: In 2000, it was included in the World Heritage List according to cultural heritage selection criterion C(ii). Geghard Monastery is located in the capital<a href="https://baike.so.com/doc/9051831-9382532.html" target="_blank">Yerevan</a> The canyon 40 kilometers southeast was called "Erivank" in ancient records from the 7th to the 10th century, which means "Cave Church" in Armenian. The monastery complex is located within a wall built in the 13th century and includes a central church and its portico, two cave churches and a prince's tomb. At the exit, there are many chapels and small secret rooms built according to the levels of the mountain itself. To the west outside the wall is the chapel hewn in the rock, which dates back to 1164 AD. The central church of the monastery was built in 1215 and has been well preserved to this day. The portico was built in 1225. A cave church was built in the 1330s to 1350s, northwest of the central church porch, and another was built in 1283. The tomb is located in the first building<a href="https://baike.so.com/doc/6309272-6522859.html" target="_blank">cave</a> Sloping above the church, there is a verandah, 12 meters square, with four arches arranged in a "well" shape and crossing each other. The four intersection points are four thick stone pillars. There is a skylight on the middle vault, which is extremely magnificent. The mausoleum and its outer corridor were both built in 1288. Blue Mosque:The Yerevan Mosque was built around 1765 AD. Its main function was to serve as the main Friday mosque in the area. The magnificent gate and the towering minaret of the mosque are all inlaid with fine blue and green tiles. They are full of color and dazzling, which is where its name comes from. Republic Square:Yerevan Republic Square is located in the center of Yerevan, the capital of Armenia, and is one of the city's famous landmarks. The square covers an area of ​​approximately 12,000 square meters and is known as one of the open squares in the "Red Brick City". The architectural style of Yerevan's Republic Square is full of Soviet-era atmosphere, surrounded by many gray buildings, the most famous of which are the blue and green government buildings. The sculpture in the center of the square is a 10-meter-high "Flying Stone Sheep", which symbolizes Armenia's fertility and prosperity. There are also many restaurants, cafes and shops around the square, attracting a large number of tourists and Standard Price. Every night, concerts and artistic performances are held on the square, making it one of the lively places in the center of Yerevan. <img src="https://ak-d.tripcdn.com/images/0102c120008j81w7p382F_Z_1000_0.jpg" source="gs" imageid="516503662" sourcewidth="2500" sourcehight="1666"><img src="https://ak-d.tripcdn.com/images/100614000000w734wCC51_Z_1000_0.jpg" source="gs" imageid="314543453" sourcewidth="3264" sourcehight="1836"><img src="https://ak-d.tripcdn.com/images/0ww4012000ac9zvnh35BB_Z_1000_0.jpg" source="gs" imageid="776175929" sourcewidth="2048" sourcehight="1536"><img src="https://ak-d.tripcdn.com/images/0ww2612000ac9zj2l01D5_Z_1000_0.jpg" source="gs" imageid="776176005" sourcewidth="2048" sourcehight="1536"><img src="https://ak-d.tripcdn.com/images/0100q120008i9yk3zC079_Z_1000_0.jpg" source="gs" imageid="515606606" sourcewidth="2500" sourcehight="1786"><img src="https://ak-d.tripcdn.com/images/0100d120008iae5mqD02F_Z_1000_0.jpg" source="gs" imageid="515623553" sourcewidth="2500" sourcehight="1667">

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