Karahunj is located in the province of Syunik at an altitude of 1770m in the East of Armenia. In 1994 a group of scientists claimed that the site represents the world’s oldest astronomical observatory dated to 6.000 BA, both hypotheses which are disputed. Others claim, that it’s a necropolis from the bronze age (ca. 1.500 BA). Who knows?
No matter what it is, it’s a magical two-toned place in a fascinating vastness of the Armenian landscape.
There’s always something new to learn from travel. I never knew Armenia was so beautiful!
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Landscape is stunning and very divers and there are a lot things to discover.
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