We Are Our Mountains
An iconic monument in Stepanakert, representing the Armenian heritage of Nagorno-Karabakh, also known as 'Grandma and Grandpa'.

πŸ“œ Monument north of Stepanakert, completed in 1967 by Sargis Baghdasaryan. πŸ” Depicts an old man and woman hewn from volcanic tufa, symbolizing the mountain people of Artsakh. # Why Go ⛰️ A powerful symbol of Armenian heritage, identity, and resilience. πŸ“Έ Offers great photo opportunities. πŸ—Ώ Striking and unusual sculptural work. 🌍 Significant historical and political context. 🚢 Easily accessible by car from Stepanakert. # Why Avoid ⚠️ Located in disputed territory, subject to political controversy and potential sensitivities. 🚧 Risk of vandalism or demolition. πŸ›‚ Visa on separate paper required to avoid issues with Azerbaijan entry. # Tips πŸ“ Locals refer to it as "tatik-papik" ("grandma and grandpa"). πŸ“ Visas for Republic of Artsakh are available on arrival and issued on a separate paper to avoid issues with Azerbaijan. πŸš— Easily accessible by car from Stepanakert.

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