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Armenia

65 places in the atlas, 1 of them inscribed as UNESCO World Heritage.

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Temple complexes35
Archaeological wonders17
Monasteries16
Rock art sites11
Ancient cities10
Fortresses6
Petroglyphs6
Ancient villages5
Churches5
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Kura araxeses5
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Verified57
Accepted7
Contested1

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Armavir Province5
Yerevan5
Yerevan, Armenia2
Aragatsotn & Syunik Provinces1
Aragatsotn Province, Amberd gorge, Mount Aragats south slope, near Byurakan1

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Aragatsotn Province, Aruch (Talin plateau), Aragats south foothills, near Ashtarak

Aragatsotn Province, Mastara village, Talin plateau, Argina route1

Aragatsotn Province, Mount Aragats south slope, Tirinkatar (2850 m) and Karmir Sar (102 mikrorayon), Aragats cirque1

Aragatsotn Province, Mount Aragats volcanic plateau1

Ararat Province, Azat River plain1

Ararat Province, near Lusarat, Arax River plain, Artashat hill1

Armavir Province, Vagharshapat (Echmiadzin), Ararat Plain1

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🇦🇲 Armenia · Temple complex

Mural Hall Temple 30 — Armenia Region 6

Period Late Holocene · Regional culture Temple-Universal

Mural Hall Temple 30 — Armenia Region 6 in Armenia Region 6, Armenia is a Iron Age temple-complex with stratified deposits and regional significance. Excavations reveal architectural phasing.