Located near Yerevan, in front of the village Voghjaberd, there is a monument dedicated to the Armenian poet Eghishe Charents called Charents’ Arch.
It opens a breathtaking view to the biblical mount Ararat, the symbol of Armenians and Armenia which unfortunatley currently resides within the borders of Turkey.
From the same location, just to the right of the montain, one can see a partial panorama of Yerevan.
Here’s a snapshot of the view from when I went there on July 19.
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