Pegan temple from 1st century AD.. the only surviving evidence of pegan religion in the entire caucus region before Christianity was enforced on the people of Armenia. It's a beauty and worth a visit.. and it overlooks the gorgeous garni gorge..

Probably one of the most famous attractions in Armenia - this is the only surviving Roman Pagan temple dedicated to sun god . Attracts a lot of tourists since it is close to Yerevan. Is it worth a visit and the entrance fee- probably not...More

Most see this with Geghard monastery. It's ok but maybe I have been lucky seeing cool stuff but I didn't think it was all that spectacular but if you come to see Geghard it's worth seeing.

Not actually Roman, but certainly inspired, this originally pagan temple to a sun god has a great vantage point and has been tastefully restored. It's smaller than you'd expect.

The temple itself was a bit disappointing. It's small with no rooms etc to explore. There's an entrance fee of 1200 AMD for tourists without a guide. The views are amazing though.

Dated back on 1st century Garni is the only pagan church in country.It was built on a very impressive cliff with amazing views.Near to Yerevan you can visit it with a taxi, which are very cheap at the country.

The Temple of Garni is an Ionic temple in Garni, Armenia. It is the best-known structure and symbol of pre-Christian Armenia. It is the only standing Greco-Roman colonnaded building in Armenia and the former Soviet Union. The structure was probably built by king Tiridates I...More