Yereruyk architectural complex is found in written sources and specialized literature under the names of Yereruyk Basilica, Yereruyk St. Atsvatsatsin, and Yereruyk (Yererouk). The inscription carved inside the basilica Yereryuk was called "Martyrium of Karapet and Nakhavka” and in the Late Middle Ages, it became a monastery-church called Holy Trinity.
According to the latest archaeological research, the temple dates back to the VI century.
Yereruyk is one of the achievements of both Armenian classical and Early Christian architecture.
Discovery tour
Events aimed at publicizing the items found during the archaeological excavations in the area of the Yereruyk temple in the village of Anipemza
During the event, information campaigns, excavations involving children of different age groups, etc. will be organized in the Yereruyk temple. Moderator: Historical and Cultural Heritage Research Center SNCO
Free
Sunday 16 June de 10:00 à 17:00
Saturday 15 June de 10:00 à 17:00
Friday 14 June de 10:00 à 17:00
Children, Family, General public, Schoolchildren
Schoolchildren :Preschool, Secondary school (11-15 years), Secondary school (15 years and up)