Holy Saviour Monastery of Julfa

The Holy Saviour Monastery exhibits traditional Armenian architecture with stone carvings, domed structures, and geometrical patterns throughout its construction.

Built during medieval times, the monastery served as a spiritual center within Julfa, which maintained a population of 40,000 Armenians in the sixteenth century.

The monastery complex contained numerous khachkars, medieval Armenian cross-stones that displayed intricate religious carvings and regional artistic techniques.

The monastery's location in the Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic requires visitors to obtain necessary permits and documentation before planning their journey.

During the late medieval period, the monastery's position near trade routes connecting Persia, India, and Europe influenced its development and regional importance.

Location: Julfa District

Architectural style: Armenian architecture

GPS coordinates: 38.97755,45.54818

Latest update: March 3, 2025 13:43