Nature and mountains in Lori Province

The Lori region contains some of Armenia's most significant natural landmarks, spanning the Pambak and Bazum mountain ranges. This collection highlights the 23-meter Trchkan waterfall, the country's highest, alongside the 3,101-meter Thezhler peak. These sites showcase the region's diverse geography, from the volcanic rock formations of Mirzaqar to the high-altitude subalpine meadows of Lalvar and Maymekh, offering a comprehensive look at the rugged terrain of northern Armenia.

Mountains and Nature — Map

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A

Trchkan waterfall

Armenia's highest waterfall, dropping 23 meters on the Chichkhan River. It is a protected natural monument situated on the border of the Lori and Shirak regions.

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B

Chrchr

A waterfall located in the Pambak mountain range near the village of Lermontovo.

C

Thezhler

The highest summit of the Pambak Mountains, reaching an elevation of 3,101 meters.

D

Lalvar

The highest peak of the Somkheti range, standing at 2,544 meters near the border with Georgia.

E

Maymekh

A 3,081-meter peak in the Pambak range overlooking the city of Vanadzor.

F

Urasar

A peak in the Bazum mountain range with an elevation of 2,992 meters.

G

Mirzaqar

A prominent rock formation located near the village of Odzun in the Debed Canyon area.

H

Khorkhotan

Distinctive rock formations situated in the Lori highlands, known for their unique geological weathering.

I

Gorodskoj Sad

A central park in Stepanavan known for its dense pine groves and recreational walking paths.

J

Jri hosk

A natural water flow and small cascade located within the Pambak mountain range.

K

Bemiglukh

A mountain peak in the Pambak range, part of the watershed between the Pambak and Aghstev rivers.

L

Sevakatar

A peak in the Bazum mountain range, reaching an elevation of approximately 2,900 meters.

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