Artanish Mountain, Mountain summit in Gegharkunik Province, Armenia.

Artanish Mountain rises to 2,461 metres on the north-eastern shore of Lake Sevan, in Gegharkunik Province. It is also known as Adatapa, and its relative height is about 560 metres. Its summit is the one place from which the whole of Lake Sevan can be seen at once and up close.

Artanish is listed among the volcanoes of Armenia, and the sources give no founding date, eruption or later event for it. Its documented record is geographic: a height of 2,461 m and a relative height of about 560 m on the northeastern shore of Lake Sevan in Gegharkunik Province. The summit is the one place from which the whole lake can be seen at once and up close.

The mountain's other name, Adatapa, is used alongside Artanish in Armenian sources. Its summit is the one spot from which Lake Sevan can be seen in full and up close, which makes the peak a destination for Armenians who want a complete view of the lake rather than a partial shoreline vista.

The summit lies on the northeastern shore of Lake Sevan in Gegharkunik Province, at 2,461 m with about 560 m of relative height. The climb is a walk up open slopes; no marked trail, guide service or visitor centre is recorded in the sources. Check the weather before setting out, since the top is exposed.

The summit is the only place from which Lake Sevan can be seen in its entirety and up close, according to Armenian sources. The mountain, also called Adatapa, rises to 2,461 metres, about 560 metres above the surrounding terrain on the lake's northeastern shore.