Aramus Tsiranavor church

The structure displays stone walls with traditional Armenian architectural features, including a central dome and decorative carvings on the exterior surfaces.

Constructed in the sixth century during a period of religious expansion, the church represents early Christian architectural development in medieval Armenia.

The church contains carved stone crosses known as khachkars, which demonstrate the integration of Armenian religious symbolism into architectural elements.

Located at coordinates 40.250133 latitude and 44.663578 longitude, the church stands at an elevation of 1,449 meters above sea level.

The church maintains its original structural layout from the 6th century, featuring specific architectural elements that influenced later Armenian religious buildings.

Location: Aramus

Inception: 6 century

Architectural style: Armenian architecture

GPS coordinates: 40.25013,44.66358

Latest update: March 3, 2025 23:04