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Area: 4506 km2 Population: 164.000 Administrative Center: Kapan www.siunik.am Siunik marzpetaran /provincial administration/ Tel.: (010) 28 78 22 reception room, (285) 62 010 Kapan: Hospital, Tel.: (285) 62 183 Police, Tel.:(285) 63 949 Haypost, Tel.: (285) 63 786 Goris: Hospital, Tel.: ]284) 22 152 Haypost, Tel.: (284) 23 150 Sissian: Hospital, Tel.: (2830) 35 01 Haypost, Tel.:(2830) 43 85 Megri: Haypost, Tel.: (2860) 32 52 |
![]() Lakes: Sev, Gogi, Tsaghkar, Gazana, Chaghat, Tolors, Shamb, Spandarian Rivers: Araks, Vorotan, Sissian, Airi, Lor, Geghi, Voghji, Tsav, Shikahogh National Parks: Shikahogh, Sosu Purak, Baghakar, Goris, Sev Kapan: Regional history museum, dramatic theathre. Fortress, 10 -18th cc.. Vahanavank monastery, 10th c.. Tandzaparakh monastery, 17th c.. Yeghvard: Spitak Aghbiur church, 17th c.. Princely tomb, 1727. Artsvanik: Yeritsavank monastery, 6th c. Meghri: Medieval fortress, 16 -18th cc. Lichk: Zvaravank monastery, 17th c.. Medieval bridge. Shvanidzor: Aqueduct, 17th c. Vahravar: Karmravank church, 17th c. Sissian: Sissavan church, 7th c. Vaghatin: Vorotnavank monastery, 10-13th cc. Darbas: Astvatsatsin church, 13th c.. Medieval road guide. Brnakot: Astvatsatsin church, 1704. Tsoveri Dzor, early medieval cave-residence. Arevis: Tanahat monastery, 4-5th cc. Goris: Dramatic theatre. Khndzoresk: Regional history museum. Aghjkaberd fortress, 1st millen. B.C.. Old Khdzoresk, cave-residence. Tegh: Kotuts church, 4th c.. St. Gevorg church, 4-18th cc. Tatev: Regional history museum. Monastery, 9-13th cc.. Tatev's University, 14th c. Shinuhair: Cave-residence. Fortress, 16th cent. Harjis: Bridge on Vorotan river, 13th cent. Bartsravan: Bghneo-Noravank monastery, 10th-11th cc. Historical monuments out of domiciles: Zorats Kar or Karahunj believed to be an ancient observatory quite similar to Stonehenge in England. The columns sit like soldiers on a hill, huddled in formation. The 204 stones near Sissian have been ascribed with mystical, fertility and cosmic powers, but rarely have ancient monuments caused such a sensation in astronomical circles. |