Tsrvizi monastery

The stone monastery consists of several buildings with pointed domes and features traditional Armenian architectural elements using volcanic tuff and basalt materials.

The monastery complex, documented since 1880, represents the expansion of Christian architecture following Armenia's adoption of Christianity as state religion in 301 CE.

The monastery walls display numerous khachkars, carved stone crosses that combine Armenian religious symbols with intricate geometric patterns and biblical figures.

The religious complex stands at coordinates 40.913139 latitude and 45.193417 longitude, with access routes available through the village of Lusahovit.

The monastery contains several medieval inscriptions and artifacts that provide direct evidence of monastic life and theological education in medieval Armenia.

Location: Lusahovit

GPS coordinates: 40.91314,45.19342

Latest update: March 9, 2025 12:18