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Karahunj is a point of interest, located at Sisian, Armenia. Visit their website www.mshakuyt.com for more detailed information.

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Sisian
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Added by Jopie, at 14 August 2016

Opening Hours

  • Monday Open 24 hours
  • Tuesday Open 24 hours
  • Wednesday Open 24 hours
  • Thursday Open 24 hours
  • Friday Open 24 hours
  • Saturday Open 24 hours
  • Sunday Open 24 hours

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18 Reviews

  • Arthur Matoyan
    09 April 2018

    Ancient stones. And place are very interesting.

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  • Agniaszka Pawlak
    18 February 2018

    Armenian stonehenge. Worth seeing, this pleace is probably older then egiptian piramids. If you need any informaions about stones you can ask in info center near by. The owner is super friendly, helpful and hospitable. You can charge your phone there use wifi and left heavy luggage for free. Also you can find some souvenirs there.

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  • Zohrab Bauer
    16 January 2018

    Interesting archeological place to visit, worth to have a smart guide, free parking lots, easy to find.

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  • Christophe Dcosta
    08 December 2017

    Out in the open. Beautiful experience

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  • Albert Sitek
    07 October 2017

    Worth to be three! Nice views

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  • Ra Mie
    23 September 2017

    Great historical place. The stones are approximately 7500 years old. Great view and great experience

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  • Gor Karapetyan
    08 September 2017

    Amazing place. One must visit and see it.

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  • Mirko Spino
    07 August 2017

    True. This is probably the Armenian Stonehenge, but without a good explanation it remain only "some rock well placed". The surrounding is beautiful and it seems always very windy

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  • Ani Garibyan
    02 August 2017

    Armenia is not as well-traveled as many other countries, and this site is probably even less traveled to. Should you be in Armenia, this should not be missed, especially if you're making your way to Tatev Monastery (really close to one another).

    Scientists and historians are still debating what this place is. One theory is that it was used to observe the sky, making it the oldest observatory in the world. Another theory is that it was only used as a site of worship, especially to the sun.

    In any case, as a historic treasure, you should see it. AND it's older than the Stonehenge in England.

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  • Mari Mazidzhyan
    22 July 2017

    Fasinating historical site.

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  • Mirko Klepietko
    27 June 2017

    for me it was beautiful place with some magic.i recomend it to you

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  • Ladislav Vosáhlo
    22 June 2017

    The question iswhat was the point of this:)nice place to visit, but i should read something about it first

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  • Levon Hadidian
    07 June 2017

    although the place really lacks explanations, nor are the carvings visible, but it is an important stop on your way to Tatev

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  • Garo Aroyan
    01 April 2017

    Great place

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  • Niki Gin
    19 November 2016

    Unfortunately it's already dark when we reached the place, but its worth to see and visit to suffice my curiosity, good I had my camera which can capture good images even when it's dark

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  • Gor Elchyan
    11 September 2016

    Nice place! Historical location of ancient times! Get a coat with you, it's usually windy there.

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  • Hayk Ghazarian
    25 August 2016

    Nice place!
    There are two Karahunges. One of them is new. The old one is very good. I would love to stay there in a tent.
    But, I really think the place is not mystical already, because there are some modern settlements, cable towers in the horizon.

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  • Nathaniel Strawn
    21 August 2016

    This was a beautiful site with a raw beauty. It is very peaceful to walk by the stones while enjoying the wind and views.

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