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Monuments Involved in the First Route:
Day 1:
Yerevan – Areni (St. Astvatsatsin church – 13th century) – Noravank Monastery
(13th – 14th centuries) - Yeghegnadzor (bridge – 13th century, Kilikian
fortress, Chapel) – Gladzor (Tanahat Monastery – 1s3th century).
Day 2:
Gladzor – Vernashen (Proshaberd fortress – 13th century, Spitakavor
Astvatsatsin Monastery – 12th - 13th centuries) – Agarakatsor (bridge 13th
Century) - Khachik (Khotakerats monastery – 9th century, Karkop Monastery – 9th
– 10th centuries).
Day 3:
Khachik – Arkaz (St. Khach Monastery – 17th – 18th centuries) – Azatek (church)
Gomur (tomb-chapel – 13th century, year of 1263) – Martiros (church, hollowed
out in the rock, khachkars – 13th century, year of 1283).
Monuments Involved into the Second Route:
Day 1:
Yerevan – Shatin (Monastery – 10th – 17th century, bridge, fortress, spring) –
Aghnjadzor (a medieval building – 13th 14th centuries) – Sulema (the inn of
selim – 14th century, year of 1332) – Yeghegis (Smbataberd fortress – 5th –
10th centuries, Tsakhatskar Monastery – 10th – 11th centuries) – Alayaz (Zorats
and St. Nshan Churches – 13th century, Hermon Monastery – 10th-13th centuries)
– Dzlgyough.
Day 2:
Dzlgyough – (Arates Monastery – 11th – 13th centuries) – Karmrashen (cemetery
monuments – 13th century, year of 1291) – Herher (St. Gevorg church – 13th
century, year of 1297, St. Sion church – 9th – 13th centuries) – Jermuk
(church, waterfall) – Gndevaz.
Day 3:
Gndevaz (Gndevank Monastery – year of 936, caves, spring) – Artavan
(khachkars), Yeghegnadzor.
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