Goshavank in the Tavush Province is one of the notable centers of writing, learning, and architecture in medieval Armenia. It is associated with the name of Mkhitar Gosh, and its main church, the Astvatsatsin (Holy Mother of God) Church, was erected in 1191–1196.
The Haghartsin monastic complex is hidden on a forested slope of Dilijan and is one of the most picturesque monuments of Armenian medieval architecture. The buildings date to the 10th–13th centuries, and its heyday coincided with the rule of the Zakarians.
Makaravank and Khoranashat are 13th-century monastic complexes in the Tavush Province, hidden on forested slopes. The article discusses the gavit, the sculptures, the khachkars, and the area surrounding Haghartsin.
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