According to some resources, the Holy Trinity Church in Malatya was built in the 13th century during the Armenian Kingdom of Cilicia. Currently the church plan and the construction projects are in Aleppo. The church was renovated in the 18th century. It is located in the district of Chavushoghlu in the Malatya Province, where was born the famous intellectual Hrant Dink. The church, where reconstruction work has started from 2013, occupies an area of 1335 square meters. The restoration works are scheduled to end in spring 2017.
Nemrut was a mausoleum and a pagan pantheon for Kings of the Orontid (Eruandid or Yervanduni) dynasty. It was the largest architectural monument in Old Armenia and the Great Sanctu...
Kharberd is a Fortress city (fortress, citadel, and stronghold) in Western Armenia situated on the left side of the downstream of Aratsani, near the plain of Kharberd, 13-14 km awa...
From 12th - 14th centuries Antep (Gaziantep) was a domain for Armenian princes of Cilicia. The fortress in Antep, which is composed of 36 towers and was built by the Crusaders in t...
Located on the southwestern region of Historic Armenia, Diyarbakır is referenced to in ancient sources as Amid. The name Diyarbakir is relatively new and derives Arabic. The defens...
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