Have a nice day choosing this trip! Visit the 13th century Saghmosvank, which was built in the village of Saghmosavan near the deep gorge of Qasagh River. Overall, its excellent location provides additional beauty and comeliness to the monastery. In the 13th century it was one of the educational, cultural and spiritual centers of Armenia.

Discover Armenian Alphabet Monument in Artashavan. Giant stone letters are dedicated to the founder of Armenia’s alphabet, Mesrop Mashtots. Find your first letter of the name!

Continue your tour to Amberd, which is an important historical site that survived and reached us from the 7-th century. Some say that it was built in the 11-13th centuries, attributing it to the near located church. Amberd means

Enjoy selecting this travel experience! Witness the glorious Saghmosvank Monastery, which stands since the 13th century in the village of Saghmosavan, nestled beside the steep canyon of the Qasagh River. Its sublime setting further enhances the monastery’s allure. During the 13th century, it served as a significant hub for education, culture, and spirituality in Armenia.

Explore the Armenian Alphabet Monument in Artashavan. Monumental stone characters pay homage to Mesrop Mashtots, the inventor of the Armenian script. Seek out the initial letter of your name!

Progress your journey to Amberd, a vital relic of history dating back to the 7th century. Though some attribute its construction to the 11-13th centuries, based on the nearby church. The name Amberd translates to ‘fortress in the clouds’, a nod to its lofty perch at 2300 meters above sea level.