Tsitsernakaberd Park

  Tsitsernakaberd Park stands on the outskirts of Yerevan, along the picturesque Hrazdan River gorge. This memorial complex, inaugurated in 1967, commemorates the victims of the Armenian Genocide, and it features a striking 44-meter tall stele symbolizing the resilience of the Armenian people. The park is popular year-round, with peak visitors often seen in April to honor the memory of those lost during the genocide. Visitors can explore the well-maintained pathways adorned with greenery, reflective spaces, and sculptures that promote contemplation. The site also offers a poignant museum where one can learn more about this crucial aspect of Armenian history.