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News | 29.05.09 | 16:00

Tatev in Focus of Attention: Ninth century monastery latest tourism site highlighted by AMAP

By Julia Hakobyan
ArmeniaNow Deputy Editor
The twisted road carved in the lofty mountains to the reclusive Tatev monastery was full of people on May 27, who gathered for the inauguration of information panels installed inside and outside of the monastery complex.

Seven information panels containing information about the complex in English, Armenian, Russian, Italian, and French now welcome visitors to one of Armenia's most revered religious and cultural destinations.

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Zane (unverified)
29.05.2009 03:17
Why can't they get rid of that hideous crane that has been there for decades. It would take only a few days, and would make Tatev infinitely more attractive!
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Saro (unverified)
29.05.2009 02:39
Bravo!,great JOB, respect! Only I would suggest placing „information panels" not to close to the "monasteries" in order not "destroy" the historical look of monuments. I didn’t like the location of “information panel” installed near “Nora Vank”, while trying to taking picture form the monastery it is hardly possible to “blind” the “information panels”! any information panels “signs” are “foreign elements”, which can destroy over all real look of “old monuments
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