Name: Makaravank Monastery Complex
Address: 4006, Armenia, AM

Makaravank Monastery Complex is a place of worship, located at 4006, Armenia. Visit their website www.armeniapedia.org for more detailed information.

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Added by Jopie, at 19 July 2016

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Samvel Martirosyan

08 December 2017

Makaravank monastery situated in Ravish region, far in the mountains. It is about 20 minutes from Achajour village. The road is very nice. Architecture is incredible. And it is surrounded by very old and great trees. Must be monastery, must be nature, must see place.
Ruben Malayan

16 October 2017

We spent the night in the tent, just to be able to see the church early in the morning when there are no visitors. The forest around it is magical, the natural settings have certainly inspired some of the ornamentation used in the architecture. If you camp in the forest make sure you be careful with the tall grass (especially in spring time) as there are some very small parasites which we only noticed when we returned.
Ռուբիկ Մինասեան

08 October 2017

Nice historical church
Jean-pascal

06 August 2017

Très joli monastère. L'un des plus beau de notre périple armenien (pour le moment). Les salles sont vraiment magnifiques et dans l'église principale les bas reliefs méritent le détour. En pleine nature et à l'ombre avec des tables pour manger et une fontaine à eau. Reste que la route est mal indiquée (GPS nécessaire ou de la chance) et ce n'est plus des nids de poules mais d'autruches.
Arthur Igityan

28 May 2017

Рядом много мест для пикников
Давид Мартиросян

23 November 2016

Интересное сооружение. Очень красиво природа прекрасная
Narek Shukian

04 October 2016

Place to visit
Harut Minasyan

27 August 2016

Как было там хорошо! 😭😭😭
MARINA Ashrafyan

15 August 2016

Հրաշալի ճարտարապետություն, հիանալի բնություն
Hayk Ghazarian

26 July 2016

So simple, so beautiful!
One of the most beautiful churches in Tavush region!
According to a legend, an architect whose name was Makar, was building this monastery with his son. But while he was putting the last stone, he got the news that his son was dead. He became desperate and jumped from the roof of the monastery.