Tavush Fortress

The location is a historical and architectural monument of the 10th century, located on a high cliff. The citadel played a key defensive role and completely controlled the Tavush River valley. The place is notable for its panoramic view of the city of Berd, forested mountain ranges and a deep gorge. To this day, massive fortress walls made of roughly hewn andesite and the remains of internal medieval buildings have been partially preserved on the top of the cliff.