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YEREVAN, REPUBLIC SQUARE
It is really nice here at the Hrabarak near the museum, where there is a nice pool with fountains in it. Children can drive electric cars here, and people can simply sit and enjoy the sun or visit the museum.
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YEREVAN, ABOVYAN STREET
Abovyan Street, near Republic square (Hanrapetutyan Hrabarak). This is the center of Yerevan with Marriott hotel, Erebuni hotel, government buildings and shops. You will love the food in many of the cafes and restaurants throughout the city.
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LORI MARZ
Near Dilijan, on the way to Alaverdi is one of the most beautiful places in Armenia. Green and lush in summer, white & cold in winter like the story books.
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ARZENI
Villages in Arzeni area near Yerevan.
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ARZENI

Another Arzeni area panorama.
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ETCHMIADZIN
Standing in the Etchmiadzin grounds and looking around is as close as you can get without being there, but no matter how close any picture gets you there, you just have to be there to get the feeling!
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YEREVAN, CASCADE
Here is a spherical view of the street and walkway in front of the Cascade, where you can go and relax, just by sitting down on one of the benches and looking at the people come and go. For better quality try full screen.
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YEREVAN, CASCADE
Many people just roam around this area to relax. Tourists and locals visit the art museum within the cascade which has many levels containing several artworks.
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YEREVAN, CASCADE at night
Many people visit Cascade at night when open. Sitting outside or visiting the modern artworks.
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TAVUSH MARZ
Nature so beautiful and breathtaking.
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YEREVAN, & ARARAT
Yerevan panorama, taken in September 2005, right before the demolition of the Youth Palace hotel also known as "Kukurus". 
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YEREVAN, TSITSERNAKABERT
Tsitsernakabert, the Genocide Memorial is the place that keeps the memory of the victims alive. Almost always people place flowers by the eternal fire.
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YEREVAN, TSITSERNAKABERT
Tsitsernakabert, the Genocide Memorial , by the fire where people gather every year on April 24 in memory of the victims of the genocide.
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ARARAT
Ararat after a day of snow fall. Half way covered in snow and topped by clouds. 
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LAKE SEVAN
Absolutely one of the best places to relax. Lake Sevan attracts thousands in Summer time when people want to escape the hot weather in the city and want to take a swim.
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KECHARIS MONASTERY
Kecharis Monastery - Built in 11th to 13th centuries. It is the regional headquarter of the diocese. It is a must see when visiting Armenia.
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YEREVAN, MATENADARAN
St.Mesrop Mashtotz the creator of Armenian alphabet at the footsteps of Matenadaran in Yerevan.
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GEGHART
Geghart is one of the most famous churches in Armenia, carved on rocky side of a mountain. Being there takes you back in time to when it was built and it makes you wonder how they did it.
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near ALAVERDI
Alaverdi area in northern Armenia has a breathtaking beauty. The rocky hills and mountains are everywhere. In this particular area all the domestic animals are grazing freely next to the power lines. The driving in this area is very scenic all the way to Alaverdi and beyond.
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GARNI
Garni, look all around by the temple. to the right (under green roof) of the temple is the bath place where they used to take baths.
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ETCHMIADZIN, Church of
Etchmiadzin is the headquarter of the Armenian Apostolic Church. There are many churches in Etchmiadzin but the most important one is the Cathedral of Etchmiadzin which is 17 centuries old.
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ETCHMIADZIN, Grounds
Holly Etchmiadzin is the headquarter of the Armenia Church. This QTVR panorama places you right in the middle between the church and the Summer Altar.
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HAGHARTSIN Grounds
Stand right in the middle of the complex and look around you, just like being there. It will give you a sense of being there but actually being there and feeling the history is unexplainable.
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ARAGATS River
A very beautiful area approaching Aragats mountain.
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ZVARTNOTS
Remnants of the only church that was shaped round.
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YEREVAN, TSITSERNAKABERT, Grounds
These are the grounds of the Genocide Memorial in Yerevan. It is by the tree collection and the museum.
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Lake KAR
A very beautiful area approaching Aragats mountain. The lake area is more beautiful in summer and winter.
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HAGHARDZIN
Haghardzin like many other ancient Armenian churches is a very enchanting place. Once you walk inside any of its buildings, you are captivated by it. You can feel the history like you are there.
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SANAHIN
The Monastery of Sanahin is on a mountain slope above the Sanahin village, near Alaverdi, in the beautiful area of northern part of Armenia. The name "Sanahin" means "this is older that the other," reference to Haghpat which is just a few kilometers away.
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KECHARIS, INTERIOR
The Monastery of Kecharis is the regional headquarter of the Armenian Church in the Tsaghkadzor region. The centerpiece of the complex is the church of Saint Gregory the Illuminator built in 1033 A.D.
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SANAHIN
The Monastery of Sanahin is another treasure of Armenia. Step into one of its interiors built completely from stones about a thousand of years ago.
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VANADZOR
Vanadzor is the third largest city in Armenia, located in the lush Lori marz.
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HAGHPAT INTERIOR
The Monastery of Haghpat is located in Lori Marz near Alaverdi. The location's beauty is breathtaking, tranquil and peaceful. It was founded more than a thousand years ago by the Bagratuni dynasty. The floor is completly covered with grave stones of then important people or clergy who wanted to be close to god.
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KECHARIS, SAINT GREGORY INTERIOR
the church of St. Gregory, is the monastery’s first structure erected by Grigor Magistros Pakhlavuni in 1003. It is a typical church structures of the period in Armenia.
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Check this site regularly for more Armenia panoramic photos
Armenia is a very beautiful country. It is a small rocky country but in its small size it holds a diverse geography. It is a country to visit, from Meghri to Alaverdi. Every Christian should visit its stone built ancient churches. These images will give you a sense of what you would see when you go there but it cannot convey the feeling of being there. Nothing can convey the feeling without actually being there. You can touch the stonewalls of the ancient churches, travel in time and feel the devoted people who built them and worshiped there only by being there.

Here I have tried to present to the viewer some virtual reality panoramic images from the city to the ancient church.

I must thank many, including Hrand, Samvel, Arev, Alicia, Tatevik, Ani Mirzoyans and Karen Petrosyan who helped me in this effort. I want to thank Ashot in particular who was with me almost everywhere.
These panoramas are very time consuming and expensive to produce. I hope you will enjoy looking at them as much as I enjoyed creating them.

© Albert Yeznaian