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Havuts Tar (Armenian: Հավուց Թառ Վանք; also
Havuts Tar Vank;
translates to the "All
Savior Monastery") is an 11th to 13th
century walled monastery, situated...
- a fish hatchery, up to the
Khosrov State Reserve and, a
little further,
Havuts Tar
Monastery (which can be seen from the
Garni temple). The
medieval bridge...
- hatchery, up to the
Khosrov Forest State Reserve, and a
little further Havuts Tar Monastery. The
ancient Geghard Monastery, a
UNESCO World Heritage Site...
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Goght as seen from
Havuts Tar
Monastery across the
gorge Village church One of the
doors leading into the
village church The
Havuts Tar
Monastic Complex...
- collapsed.
Among many
churches and
monasteries that were
reduced to
ruins were
Havuts Tar,
Saint Sargis Monastery of Ushi, Hovhannavank, Geghard, and Khor Virap...
- George)
Sevanavank Tsovinar Vanevan Yot Verk
Kotayk Geghard Gharghavank Havuts Tar
Kecharis Makravank Mashtots Hayrapet Mayravank Neghutsi Vank Ptghavank...
- cross-stone.
Havuts Tar was a cathedral, had its
special diocese,
which also
included the city of
Yerevan which means that the head of
Havuts Tar at the...
- George)
Sevanavank Tsovinar Vanevan Yot Verk
Kotayk Geghard Gharghavank Havuts Tar
Kecharis Makravank Mashtots Hayrapet Mayravank Neghutsi Vank Ptghavank...
- George)
Sevanavank Tsovinar Vanevan Yot Verk
Kotayk Geghard Gharghavank Havuts Tar
Kecharis Makravank Mashtots Hayrapet Mayravank Neghutsi Vank Ptghavank...
- George)
Sevanavank Tsovinar Vanevan Yot Verk
Kotayk Geghard Gharghavank Havuts Tar
Kecharis Makravank Mashtots Hayrapet Mayravank Neghutsi Vank Ptghavank...
