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Noyemberyan (Armenian: Նոյեմբերյան) is a city in Northern Armenia at a height of 800 meters above sea level, with a population of 5,500 people.
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The monastery was founded in the 13th century, but its small church with Gavit refers to the 6th century and possibly was built on a ruins of a pagan temple.
Another pair of virtually lost monasteries, these two are about 5 and 10 km of dirt trail past the last village, deep in the forest. The road is often closed to cars at the village, and you need to scurry around to get a key, but you will need to walk partway regardless. Kirants is built of burnt bricks, and has some glazed tiles in the copula as well as some small preserved frescoes. Deghtsnuti is in beautiful ruins, with arches still standing, nice carvings, and another great setting. Once again, a GPS is indispensable.
Free Wi-Fi.
Family hotel with clean rooms. Each room comes with TVset.
By bus
Marshutnis can be taken from Yerevan, Vanadzor, and others. In Yerevan, they leave from the central bus station, usually referred to as the Kilikia Bus Station.
By taxi
Taxis could also be taken from the border with Georgia. The common fare for a taxi is 100 dram per kilometer, though taxis will try to prey on visitors lack of knowledge.
Taxis wait for fares near the bus station, just up the stairs. They will speak Armenian, and usually Russian as well. The standard fare is 100 dram per kilometer.
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