Noratus Cemetery Review

After a journey of about 136 km and less than three hours, we arrived at Noratus Cemetery near Lake Sevan at 15:20 pm. It is a huge cemetery with a modern human cemetery, but its history dates back to the Middle Ages. Various sculptures and tombstone shapes bring the cemetery a sense of artistic paradise, especially the world's largest cemetery with Armenian cross tombstones is a precious cultural relics here. Many ancient tombstones, said to have a history of thousands of years, are they brought the vicissitudes of the cemetery. We circled the cemetery, there are basically no tourists here, I did not expect such a cemetery to become a tourist attraction.

The desolation left over from history is the desolation at first glance, but the environment here is relatively good, the weather is clear, there is no cloud, grass pigment, the breeze is breeze, this side has a long history, explore history and culture, this is a very good place Noratus Cemetery, There are a lot of coffins stored in it, very classical, all stone gravestones. After thousands of years, the tombstone has been somewhat broken, but it can still be seen that the unique pattern carved on it is very elegant. There are really many tombstones on the historical Longhe tombstone. Each has its own characteristics. Each tombstone reflects the history and culture of that era. It flows in the long history of the river. It is passed down from generation to generation. It is very charming. It is worth seeing the coffin because the era is too long and the above is full of moss. The complete coffin is rarely found, but the carved fonts and textures can still be seen on the coffin. It is very historically valuable to recommend tickets for play: free opening, no ticket time: about an hour, it is best to come during the day, do not come at night Traffic: You can travel by car or take a bus to eat: it is better to eat well and come back

From the medieval cemetery, although desolate, it is a medieval cemetery, more than 1100 years old, it also has a medieval architecture and sculpture style. Noratus cemetery is from Armenia. At the first glance, the blue sky and a large yellow open space stood a yellow monument, which seemed desolate, but also had the characteristics of ancient cemeteries. Personally, I like the ancient buildings very much and I am full of curiosity about the medieval culture. This time, you can see the "face" of the medieval cemetery. Each of the tombstones is unique, each with its own characteristics, each with its own carving. Some tomb owners may be more prominent, so their tombstones are higher, and the carvings are more detailed, and there will be some unique designs. There will also be photos and life profiles on the monuments. Of course, my knowledge is naturally incomprehensible. The purpose here is to compare to our current cemetery, each tombstone will be larger in spacing, the color of the tombstone is also close to the yellow of the earth, the color is single but more cemetery gives people a kind of sadness and respect. Tips like this place come at night, but pick a sunny day to see it, it is really deep. According to my experience this time, I searched for information about Noratus Cemetery and some cultures in the Middle Ages before I came. The feeling of coming here will be more profound and comprehensive.

The ancient cemetery cemetery, the witness of history [attraction information] This is open all day, but it is recommended to play during the day, the address is Grigor Lusavorich St, Noratus, Armenia, it is recommended to play for 3 hours. [Destination!! Cemetery?] I never thought of my destination, my tourist target is actually a cemetery, although I have been to some cemeteries in the United States and Russia before, and there are some very well-known figures buried here. But the mausoleum that I am going to today is different, she has been a thousand years old. [View] When I came to this place, it was still always quiet. It was like other cemeteries. It was quiet and unspeakable. I could even hear my heartbeat, and the surrounding scenery was very open and the view was very good. It's not like the small and forced feeling of imagination, and the environment here is also very good, it looks like it is full of vitality, as if it is incubating a new life. And after such a long time, some of the tombstones here can't stand, some have been lying on the ground, looking at it is all bleak. [History] Of course, the cemetery here is not only worth watching, but also has a very heavy historical significance. The words engraved on the tombstone can let us know clearly what the history here is, including some very simple life, and the technology at that time. And the development of society, like the general encyclopedia, is really great.