Ashtarak
Armenia
Ashtarak, Armenia connects to 4308 places across 13 topics through 34 Bunkabop connections, with history as the dominant topic, followed by nature and religion. Its strongest overlaps are with Armenia, Yerevan and Armavir Province. The town sits between the Ararat plain and Mount Aragats, and the 13th-century Spitakavor Church stands at the edge of a gorge there. Saint Gevork Monastery of Mughni lies nearby, and a house-museum of the novelist Perch Proshyan opened in 1948.
Spitakavor Church of Ashtarak
Connects Ashtarak to: Armenia | Aragatsotn Province
Kasagh River
Connects Ashtarak to: Vagharshapat, Armenia | Aragatsotn Province | Aparan
Saint Gevork Monastery of Mughni
Connects Ashtarak to: Armenia | Aragatsotn Province | Mughni
Hayk
Connects Ashtarak to: Syunik Province | Armavir Province | Armavir, Armenia | Amasia, Shirak
Aragatsotn Province
Tigran Hekekyan
Connects Ashtarak to: San Francisco, California | South Africa | Minnesota | Armenia | Yerevan, Armenia
Mount Aragats
Connects Ashtarak to: Gyumri, Armenia | Aruch | Shirak Province | Armavir Province | Aragatsotn Province
Gevorg Emin
Connects Ashtarak to: United States | Armenia | Yerevan, Armenia
Diocese of Aragatsotn
Connects Ashtarak to: Aparan | Oshakan | Mastara | Arayi | Yernjatap
Ag Qoyunlu
Connects Ashtarak to: Tabriz, Iran | Gyumri, Armenia | Armavir Province | Aragatsotn Province | Hrazdan, Armenia
Ararat plain
Connects Ashtarak to: Yerevan, Armenia | Kingdom of Georgia | Vagharshapat, Armenia | Armavir Province | Aragatsotn Province
Armen Shahgeldyan
Connects Ashtarak to: Moscow, Central | Finland | Armenia | Lausanne, Switzerland | Moldova