


ArmInfo. Restoration work continues at 17 cultural heritage sites in Armenia.
As reported to ArmInfo by the press service of the Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sports of Armenia (MECS), these include: the 5th-century Tsiranavor Church and Amberd Fortress in the Aragatsotn Region; Targmanchats Church in the Aygeshat community and Sarkis Muradyan's fresco "Defense of Sasun" in the House of Culture of the village of Apaga in the Armavir Region; Berdkunk Fortress in the Gegharkunik Region; the citadel walls of the Lori Berd Historical and Archaeological Reserve, the Sedvi Monastery Complex in the village of Kachachkut and the 13th-century bridge in the village of Yaghdan in the Lori Region; the Ptghni Temple in the Kotayk Region; a 19th-century bridge in the village of Krasar in the Ashotsk community of the Shirak Region; The Shativank Monastery Complex, the Shativank frescoes, Prince Chesar Orbelian's palace in the village of Khors, and the Orbelian caravanserai in the village of Agnjadzor, Yeghegis community, Vayots Dzor province; the Srvegh Monastery Complex in the village of Aygehovit, the walls, adjacent buildings, and church of the Tavush Fortress, as well as the 19th-century "Karakarmunj" bridge in the village of Navur, Tavush province.
"In 2026, restoration work will be completed on the Tsiranavor Church in Parpi, the bridge in Navur, the "Defense of Sasun" fresco in the village of Apaga, and the Shativank frescoes." "Specialists from the Ministry of Education, Science, Culture, and Sports constantly monitor restoration projects through regular on-site inspections, discussing emerging issues and providing professional advice to restoration workers," the ministry concluded.


