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Marmashen Monastery

Marmashen has four churches, two of which are nearly ruins.
Type: Monastic complex
Age: X - XI cc.
Region: Shirak
Diocese: Shirak
Monastery of Marmashen (Marmashen has four churches, two of which are nearly ruins)

Marmashen Monastery belongs to the Ani school of architecture. Some researchers think that renown architect Trdat (Tiridates) took part in the construction of the monastery in the 11th century.

The monastery was partly destroyed by Turks in the 11th century and was later rebuilt in 13th century. However it was destroyed once more by the Mongols and was abandoned. It was later damaged by earthquakes and only in late 1990-s it was selected for renovation by a team of Armenian and Italian experts. The monastery was re-consecrated by His Holiness Karekin II 2003.

 

Marmashen Monastery

 

 

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Visit Marmashen Monastery via following packages:

Armenia and the Armenians | 14 days, 15 nights

Destinations/Sites: Alex and Marie Manoogian Treasury House MuseumAmberd St. Astvatsatsin (Holy Mother of God) ChurchEtchmiadzin CathedralEtchmiadzin Cathedral MuseumGandzasar MonasteryGeghard Monastery (Ayrivank)Gyumri St. Astvatsatsin (Holy Mother of God) ChurchHaghartsin MonasteryHaghpat MonasteryHripsime ChurchKhor Virap MonasteryMarmashen MonasteryMatenadaran after St. Mesrop MashtotzNoravank MonasteryOshakan St. Mesrop Mashtotz ChurchPontifical Residence MuseumSanahin MonasterySevanavank MonasteryTegher Monastery
Regions: Aragatsotn,  Ararat,  Armavir,  Gegharkounik,  Karabakh,  Kotayk,  Lori,  Shirak,  Tavush,  Vayots Dzor,  Yerevan
Dioceses: Aragatsotn,  Araratian Pontifical Diocese,  Artsakh,  Gegharkounik,  Gougark,  Shirak,  Siunik,  Under the auspice of the Mother See
Recommended for: First time visitors with moderate spiritual experience
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From Noah till Nowadays | 12 days, 13 nights

Destinations/Sites: Amberd St. Astvatsatsin (Holy Mother of God) ChurchEtchmiadzin CathedralEtchmiadzin Cathedral MuseumGayane ChurchGeghard Monastery (Ayrivank)Gyumri St. Astvatsatsin (Holy Mother of God) ChurchHaghartsin MonasteryHaghpat MonasteryHayravank MonasteryHripsime ChurchKarmravor ChurchKhor Virap MonasteryMakaravank MonasteryMarmashen MonasteryMatenadaran after St. Mesrop MashtotzMughni Monastery (St. Gevork Monastery)Noratus Khachkar (Cross-Stone) “Forest”Noravank MonasteryOdzun St. Astvatsatsin (Holy Mother of God) ChurchOshakan St. Mesrop Mashtotz ChurchPontifical Residence MuseumSaghmosavank MonasterySanahin MonasterySevanavank MonasteryShoghakat ChurchVanadzor Srbots Mankants (Holy Children) ChapelYerevan St. Grigor Lusavorich (Gregory the Illuminator) CathedralYerevan Surb Yerrordutiun (Holy Trinity) ChurchZvartnots Cathedral
Regions: Aragatsotn,  Ararat,  Armavir,  Gegharkounik,  Kotayk,  Lori,  Shirak,  Tavush,  Vayots Dzor,  Yerevan
Dioceses: Aragatsotn,  Araratian Pontifical Diocese,  Gegharkounik,  Gougark,  Shirak,  Siunik,  Under the auspice of the Mother See
Recommended for: First time visitors with moderate spiritual experience
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Remains of Zvartnots Cathderal
UNESCO World Heritage Sites

Holy Nshan Church in Aparan (IV century)
IV Century Churches and Monasteries

Mount Ararat from the Arch of Charents
Biblical Mount Ararat
Noratus/Nuraduz Kachkar (Cross-Stone) “Forest”
Noratus Khachkar (Cross-Stone) “Forest” (IX - XV cc.)
This medieval cemetery with a small chapel on its territory protected the villagers from the invasion of Tamerlane.
Noratus Cemetery is known to be: ♦ the largest surviving collection of khachkars, ♦ a place of miracles and legends, ♦ a place of cultural heritage, and ♦ a great opportunity for prayer.
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