Kalbajar District, Republic of Artsakh
Kusanats Anapat
Kalbajar District, Republic of Artsakh
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Kusanats Anapat, an Armenian monastery in Azerbaijan's Kalbajar District, was constructed in 1174. Also known as Surb Astvatsatsin, meaning "Holy Mother of God," the structure exemplifies Armenian architectural traditions and stands approximately 3 kilometers northwest of Dadivank Monastery.
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- Type
- monastery
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- Kalbajar District, Republic of Artsakh
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