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UNDER
CONSTRUCTION
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Khnatsakh, the latter with
a church of 1610, khachkars of 13-17th c.
on hilltops surrounding, and shrines. Perhaps two km NE of Khnatsakh, on a
hillside just inside the
Lachin district,
are the ruins of Tsitsernavank, named either for the nearby swallows
or else
for a piece of the little finger of the Apostle Peter supposed
to have been
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Continuing the main
road from Goris S
you reach the village
of Karahunj, which has a
S.
Hripsime shrine of 1675, cave dwelligs,
khachkars, and
a fort of some description.
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