Tsaghkadzor

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Panoramic winter view of TsaghkadzorTsaghkadzor ski run Tsaghkadzor ropewayKecharis Monastery Tsaghkadzor Sports

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Coordinates: 403153N 444330E

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Tsaghkadzor (Armenian:

, also Romanizedas Tsakhkadzor), is a spa

town and a popular health

resort in Armenia, located

north of the capital Yerevan in

the Kotayk Province (marz).According to the 2011 official

estimate, the population of the

town is 1,600, down from

3,400 reported in the 1989

census.

Tsaghkadzor was known as

Tsaghkunyats Dzor

(Armenian: ) during the medievalperiod. In the 11th century, the

town was known as Kecharuyk

(Armenian: ) orKecharis (Armenian:

) derived from theKecharis Principality under the

Armenian Pahlavuni family.

Later, during the 17th century,

the towns was called

Darachichag by the Turkic

invaders, keeping the name

until 1947, when it was

renamed Tsaghkadzor.

Tsaghkadzor literally means

valley of flowers in Armenian.The name of Tsaghkadzor is

associated with the name of

the nearby Tsaghkunyats

Mountains, located to the west

of the town.

Tsaghkadzor

Coordinates: 403153N 444330E

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Country ArmeniaMarz Kotayk

First mentioned 574

Government Mayor Artur Harutyunyan

Area Total 4 km2 (2 sq mi)

Elevation 1,841 m (6,040 ft)

Population (2011) Total 1,600 Density 400/km2 (1,000/sq mi)

Website Official Website

Sources: Population [1]

Traditional houses in Tsaghkadzor

Tsaghkadzor landscape

Contents [hide]

1 Geography

2 History

3 Cultural heritage

4 Tourism

5 Sister cities

6 Gallery

7 See also

8 References

9 External links

Geography [edit]Tsaghkadzor is located 50 kilometers north of the capital Yerevan and 3

kilometers east of the provincial centre Hrazdan. Surrounded with alpine

meadows, the town is situated on the southeastern slope of the Teghenis

Mountains, at a height of 1841 meters above sea level.[2] The Tsaghkunyats

mounatain range is located to the west of the town.

History [edit]The area of modern-day Tsaghkadzor

was first settled during the 3rd century.

During the 4th and the 5th centuries, the

area known as Tsaghkunyats Dzor

belonged to the noble family of

Varazhnuni, who had governed the

forests and lands used as a hunting

ground for the Armenian kings of the

Arsacid dynasty. In the 6th century, the

territory became possessed by the

Kamsarakan noble family of the Arsacid

origins. Beginning from the 10th century,

the house of Kamsarakan merged with

the noble family of Pahlavuni, who were

also related to the Arsacid dynasty.

Grigor Magistros, the leader of the

Pahlavuni family and subsequently the

head of the Kecharis Principality, built

the Kecharis Monastery in 1033, in

honor of Gregory the Illuminator. In 1051, he also built the Surp Nshan Church

(Holy Sign Church). However, with the foundation of the Armenian principality by

the Zakarid dynasty, the territory of Tsaghkunyats Dzor witnessed a significant

rise in the economic and cultural life under the rule of the Khaghbakyan and

later by the Proshyan noble families, during the 13th and the 14th centuries.

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Kecharis Monastery

House-museum of Brothers Orbeli

During the later centuries, the region was turned into a frequent battlefield

between the Ottomans and Persians. After the Treaty of Turkmenchay of 1828,

Tsaghkadzor and the surrounding areas became part of the Erivan Governorate

within the Russian Empire.

During the Soviet era, Tsaghkadzor has been developed as a major spa town

and health resort, intending to attract a large number of tourists. First, it was

given the status of an urban-type settlement in 1958. Many historical buildings

and dachas built by the businessmen and merchants of Yerevan and Tbilisi

before the Soviet rule, were either nationalized in favour of the state or sold in

auctions. Later in 1984, Tsaghkadzor was given the status of a town.

After the independence of Armenia, Tsaghkadzor has mainly flourished since

2000. With the foundation of many luxurious hotels and sanatoriums, the town

became a major winter resort attracting large numbers of ski and snowboard

enthusiasts from all over the world. It is one of the main destinations of the

visitors of Armenia.

On 11 August 2008, around 90 American Peace Corps volunteers, trainees and

staff members were relocated[3] to Tsaghkadzor from the Republic of Georgia

as a precaution during the military conflict with Russia.

Cultural heritage [edit]Kecharis Monastery, is one of the

most important religious complexes

of Eastern Armenia and one of the

well-preserved medieval architectural

samples of the Armenian Highland. It

was founded at the beginning of the

11th century, consisted of 4 separate

adjacent churches. The main church

of the complex is the Saint Gregory

Church built in 1033. The church of

Surp Nshan built in 1051, is located

to the south of Saint Gregory

Church. The Katoghike Church built

at the beginning of the 13th century,

stands to the south of Surp Nshan

Church. The fourth church of the

complex is the Church of Surp

Harutyun of 1220.

House-museum of Brothers Orbeli, isdedicated to the Armenian scientists

Ruben, Levon and Joseph Orbeli who were native of Tsaghkadzor.

Professor Ruben Orbeli was the founder of marine archaeology and one of

the major specialists of ocean engineering. Physiologist Levon Orbeli was a

prominent member of the USSR and Armenian SSR academies of science.

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The highest lift at 2819 metres onMount Teghenis

Fun Snowboarding

The Marriott Tsaghkadzor Hotelopened its doors in December 2012

Scientist Joseph Orbeli was an orientalist specialized in medieval history of

South Caucasus. He administered the Hermitage Museum of Saint

Petersburg between 1934 and 1951.[4]

Tourism [edit]

The infrastructure of tourism is highly

developed in Tsaghkadzor, with many

luxurious hotels, resorts and amusement

facilities. The Tsaghkadzor ski resort is

located just above the town, on a height

of 1750 meters above sea level. During

the recent years the ski resort was fully

modernized. All ropeway lifts are

manufactured and operated by Leitner

Group. The current structure replaced

existing soviet era lifts, mostly following their path. There were initially three

consecutive lifts stretching from the foot of the mountain (1969m above sea

level) up till the mountain peak (2819m), with the first and second lifts ending at

2234m and 2465m above sea level respectively. In 2006 a fourth lift was added,

stretching from the end of the first stage towards an opposite hilltop, thus

adding two trails, both leading down to the foot of the slopes.[5] Apart from the

lifts the resort offers ski and snowboard rental as well as skiing instructors. The

skiing season in Tsaghkadzor normally starts in mid December and stretches

well into March with the top slopes often fit for skiing in April.

The Olympic Sports Complex of Tsaghkadzor was built in 1967, specifically to

serve for the preparation of the Soviet athletes for the 1968 Summer Olympics

in Mexico City. Currently, the sports complex which was entirely renovated in

2007, is considered one of the most developed training facilities in the South

Caucasus. The complex provides training areas for 35 types of sports including

a regular-sized association football pitch with athletics track, indoor sports hall,

indoor swimming pool, diving pool, skiing and snowboarding tracks, fitness halls,

modern hotel and sanatorium with many other facilities.

Sister cities [edit]

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Font-Romeu-Odeillo-Via, France[6]

Gallery [edit]Tsaghkadzor in winter

The first ski lift

Mount Teghenis, verticaldrop 850m/2,790 ft

Winter in Tsaghkadzor

Winter view

Tsaghkadzor in summer

Orbeli brothers housemuseum

Orbeli brothers' monument inTsakhkadzor

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Leonid Yengibaryan'smonument in Tsakhkadzor

Tsaghkadzor skyline

The ski lift

The ropeway

View from the ropeway

See also [edit]Sport in Armenia

Tsaghkadzor ski resort

References [edit]1. ^ Armstats:Population

2. ^ Avout Tsaghkadzor

3. ^ http://www.peacecorps.gov/index.cfm?shell=resources.media.press.view&news_id=1364

4. ^ "Tsaghkadzor official web: Orbeli brothers' house-museum" .

5. ^ WinterArmenia Ski Info

6. ^ "Sister cities" . Tsaghkadzor official website. Retrieved 2009-08-27.[dead link]

Soviet Armenian Encyclopedia. 1980 ed. Yerevan, Armenia.

Tsaghkadzor at GEOnet Names Server

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