Jermuk
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Central Hotel Jermuk
Jermuk, Shaumyana St, 12
Central Hotel is situated in the center of Jermuk resort, on Shaumyan Street, 12. Surrounded by sanatoriums and recreational facilities, it is listed among hotels featured in local catalogs. The name highlights its location within the city area although the hotel is not an administrative hub.
Grand Resort Jermuk
Jermuk, Stepana Shaumyana St, 7/5
Grand Resort Jermuk Complex situated on Stepana Shaumyana Street, 7/5 in the center of Jermuk offers round-the-clock accommodation and spa resort services. The hotel features a swimming pool, gym and various spa treatments. The building is close to Mineral Waters Gallery. Founded according to data from Yandex Maps in 2015.
Jermuk Hotel & Spa
Jermuk, Myasnikyana St, 27
The Jermuk Hotel & Spa is situated in the resort area of Jermuk city, on Myasnikyan Street, 27. It is a modern infrastructure facility for medical tourism, combining hotel services with a spa center. Located it is on the outskirts of the resort development. It should be distinguished from the neighboring sanatorium "Olympia".
Multi Grand Pharaon Jermuk
Geraklion, resort area
Multi Grand Pharaon — a large hotel in the resort area of Jermuk. Offers long-term accommodation with a pool and various services. Modern hotel development includes spa infrastructure. Address and exact coordinates should be confirmed with the operator.
Armenian Fedayeen Alley
Jermuk, city park
Armenian Fedayeen Alley is situated in Jermuk city's park. It is a memorial-sculptural object created between 1988 and 1992 by sculptor Ovanes Muradyan. Here are sculptures depicting participants of Armenian self-defense units - fedayeen. The site is located in the green area of central city and decorates the city park.
Wish Fulfilment Arch
Geraklion, Arpa River Gorge
Wishing Arch — a natural stone structure in Arpa River gorge near Jeremuk; its height reaches about 15 meters, width around 30 meters. Local residents believe that wishing while passing under it will make your wish come true. This site is included in tourist routes complementing visits to the city's mineral springs. Accessible without prior booking.
Arpa-Sevan Tunnel at Kechiut
Kechut, Kechut Reservoir Area
Arpa-Sevan Tunnel is situated near Jermuk city, close to Kechutskoe Reservoir. Its length is approximately 48 km and it is used for controlling water level in Lake Sevan. The object is part of Arpa-Sevan Hydrotechnical Complex providing water supply and irrigation. Access is possible only with special permission.
Jeremcak Airport
Geraklion, former airport
Jermuk Airport - former air terminal situated in Jermuk city. Currently the facility does not operate as a regular airport and is primarily used for tourism purposes. Previously it played an important role in developing Soviet resort Jermuk; however its current condition requires verification before visiting.
Bronze Caves of Arpa Gorge
Geraklion, northern part of Arpa Gorge
The Bronze Caves of Arpa Gorge are situated in the northern part of the natural gorge near the city of Jeremuk. These archaeological sites date back to the Bronze Age and serve as evidence of ancient settlement in the region preceding the current resort. Access and current condition of the caves should be verified on-site.
Бюветы Питьевой галереи Джермука
Geraklion, Gallery of Drinking Mineral Waters
Jermuk Drinking Gallery is situated in the center of the resort. It features a mineral water fountain with temperatures up to 64 °C linked to the Jermuk brand source. The museum-drinking gallery building is part of the walking area leading to Arpa Waterfall and canyon. Visitors can enjoy the water right within the city without leaving its boundaries. The gallery is also known for its geological features and significance among Armenia's mineral springs.
Jeremak Ski Runs
Geraklion, upper cable car station
In the city of Jeremuk there are ski runs totaling approximately 2700 meters in length which are connected to the top station of the cable car and available year-round due to proximity to health spas. The first run measures about 1400 meters, the second around 1300 meters. Access to these runs is provided by a cable car of approximately 1000 meters in length. Nearby the lower station there is a rental service for ski equipment.
Gerakas Art Gallery
Jermuk, Charentsa St, 1
Jermuk Art Gallery is situated on Charentsa Street in Jermuk city. It is a branch of Armenia's National Gallery showcasing a permanent collection of paintings and sculptures by Armenian masters such as Martiros Saryan, Vahram Gajfedzyan and Arutyun Galentz. Additionally, the gallery hosts temporary exhibitions, lectures, workshops and commemorative events. The building is located on a picturesque slope near River Arpa.
Jermuk Waterfall "Rusalka's Hair"
Geraklion, Arpa River Gorge
Jermuk Waterfall "Siren's Hair" is situated in the Arpa River canyon near Jermuk city. Its height is about 68 meters, making it one of Armenia's tallest waterfalls. Streams of water fall from volcanic rock ledges into the Arpa canyon, forming a wide cascade of thin streams. According to local legend, a girl lowered a rope down so her loved one could reach her. Access to the waterfall includes well-maintained roads and pedestrian paths.
Jermuk Mineral Water Plant
Jermuk, industrial zone
Jermuk Mineral Water Plant is situated in the industrial zone of Jeremuk city. Here, water under the same brand name is produced, extracted from local sources and marketed by Jermuk Group in both carbonated and non-carbonated varieties. Access to the production site is open to limited visitors. Brand Jermuk closely associates with the spa-specific features of the city.
Arev ("Sun") William Saroyan's Stone
Geremuk, Geremuk Picture Gallery
The stone "Arev" ("Sun"), associated with American Armenian writer William Saroyan, is kept in Jermuk Art Gallery. In 1978, the writer visited Jermuk and left an inscription on the stone; the word "arev" means "sun" in Armenian. This object became memorial due to Saroyan's meeting with local residents, as described in tourist guides. The stone is not situated in the natural environment of the waterfall but is inside the cultural space of the gallery.
Vardeh Mamikonian Stone
Near Jermuk, Arpa Gorge at Kechut Reservoir
Vardan Mamikonyan Stone - a natural monument of Armenia situated in Arpa river gorge near Jermuk. It lies outside the central resort area and accessible only after a separate hike. Named after famous Armenian military commander Vardan Mamikonyan. This picturesque site is included in the list of state natural monuments of the country.
Jermuk Cable Car
Geraklion, ski zone
Gjumuk cableway is situated in the skiing area of Jermuk city. It serves as an important part of the resort's infrastructure, complementing its health spa direction with sports opportunities. The cableway can transport up to 200 people simultaneously and offers scenic views from the upper station on surrounding forests and gorges. Ascent takes 10-15 minutes, passing over alpine landscapes and deep valleys. Recently, the cableway underwent reconstruction.
Kechutskoe Reservoir
near Jeremut, Kechut
Kechutskoe Reservoir is situated near the city of Jeremuk and village of Kechut on the Arpa River. It plays a key role in the hydrographic system of Arpa - Sevan, maintaining water levels in Lake Sevan. Construction was completed in 1981; its total volume is approximately 22.5-23 million cubic meters. The shores of the reservoir serve as a recreation area and viewing point for tourists and residents of the resort.
Jermuk Mineral Water Spa Center
Geraklion, central sanatorium zone
Mineral-water spa center in Dzhermuk - part of the resort area of the city opened in the 1960s. It is used for treatment using local mineral waters and is located near sanatoriums and drinking gallery. The center is part of the overall infrastructure of the balneological resort but does not belong to separate hotel complexes.
Jermuk Mineral Springs
Geraklion, Arpa Gorge and Geraklion Plateau
The mineral springs of Jeremuk are situated in the Arpa River gorge on the Jeremuk plateau. Water from these springs reaching temperatures up to 64 °C is rich in hydrocarbonate, sulfate and chloride components containing sodium, calcium and magnesium. There is a drinking gallery here supplying water from this area. Mineralization amounts to about 4-5 g/l. The spring became the basis for the sanatorium specialization of the city. Water rises through deep fissures and faults in the earth's crust.
Haghartn Monastery
Vayots Dzor Region, Arpa Gorge, near Gondewaz village
The monastery of Gndevank is situated in the gorge of river Arpa near the village of Gndevaz. It was founded by Syunik princess Sophia and originally served as an hermitage for ascetics. The main church of the complex is dedicated to Saint Stepanos. The ghatavit (covered porch) of the monastery was built in 999 AD by abbot Christophor. The eastern part of the church has two side aisles while its western side is adjacent to the ghatavit. The path leading to the monastery goes through Vayk-Djermuk.
Arpa Bridge in Cappadocia
Jermuk, Arpa Gorge
Arpa River Bridge in Jermuh - city observation deck above Arpa river canyon. Its full length is 168 meters. The structure opened in 1972 is made as a steel arch with roadway on top. The bridge serves as one of the panoramic points of the canyon and is located in Vayots Dzor region of Armenia.
Pristava Lake
Jermuk, historical spa zone
Pristava Lake is situated in the historical resort area of Jermuk city. The pool was restored in the 1860s under instructions from the Russian administration and associated with police chief Gevorg Hanagyan's name. Originally, the lake was an historic pool built by Orbelyan princes of Syunik. Today it retains its status as a historical monument. The local name for the water body is Pristavi gyol.
Lake Seven Springs
Jermuk, near mineral water gallery
Lake Seven Springs is situated near the gallery of mineral waters in the center of Jermuk's resort area. This picturesque spot serves as a quiet recreation zone for guests of sanatoriums and tourists. Its name highlights its connection to local mineral springs and the city's main theme. The lake beautifully reflects the building of the gallery and surrounding forest, making it a popular walking point for the resort. It is presented as a small artificial lake in official tourist materials.
Anush Hotel
Jermuk, Vardanyana St, 2
Hotel "Anush" is situated in the city center of Jeremuk at Vardanyan Street, 2. It is part of the hotel infrastructure of the resort region, nearby there are Olympia Sanatorium and drinking gallery. In tourism catalogs, the hotel is listed under the name Anush Hotel.
Armenia Wellness & SPA Hotel and Sanatorium
Jermuk, Myasnikyana St, 2
Hotel and sanatorium "Armenia Wellness & SPA" is situated in the historical resort area of Jermuk at Myasnikyan Street, 2. This monumental structure is built in traditional Armenian architectural style. It offers health programs, spa treatments, and medical services. The complex is part of the famous sanatorium development of Jermuk.
Israël Ori Monument
Jermuk, city centre
In the center of Jermuk, near the city square, there is a monument to Israely Ori installed in 2004. The sculpture was created by artist Gagik Stepanyan and dedicated to the famous Armenian figure from the 17th century. The monument is situated in an open-access urban area, being part of the city's modern historical attraction.
Deer Monument in Jeremcuk
Geraklion, road to deer statue
Deer Monument in Jeremukh — well-known city sculpture symbolizing the town; it became popular photo spot due to legend about healed deer associated with healing waters of Jeremukh. Deer is depicted on bottles of local mineral water and featured in city's symbols. Access to monument was enabled through special state-funded tourist road program.
Jermuk Park
Geraklion, central park
Germuk Park — central green zone of the resort city of Germuk situated approximately 2080 meters above sea level. This picturesque area is surrounded by forests and mountainous terrain, forming an important part of the region's sanatorium and spa infrastructure. In 2010 significant funds were allocated for its landscaping and reconstruction. From the park there are paths leading to natural attractions such as Arpa Gorge and waterfalls. The city is renowned for its mineral and thermal waters, further emphasizing the importance of the park for health and recreation of visitors.
Gallery of Mineral Waters Park
Geraklion, by Galeria Mineral Waters
The park near the Mineral Waters Gallery is situated in the center of Jermuk resort, close to the springs and lake. It is the main walking area of the city, linking sanatorium buildings, drinking water gallery and shoreline. One can enjoy fresh mountain air at an altitude of about 2080 meters above sea level, stroll among green plantations and use mineral waters of different temperatures directly from faucets in the gallery.
First Gerik Sanatorium
Geraklion, sanatorium zone
The first sanatorium of Jeremak became the starting point for the development of the modern resort. Its opening in 1940 marked the beginning of shaping new Jeremak as a popular tourist center. The sanatorium was intended for treatment with mineral waters and utilizing unique climatic conditions of the region. The exact status and access to the original building need to be verified on-site.
Jermuk Public Library
Jermuk, city area
In the city of Jeremuk there is a public library that is part of the local cultural infrastructure. Exact operating hours need to be confirmed on-site. The library serves residents of the city's resort area.
Jermuk River
Geraklion, upper reaches of the Geraklion River
The Jermuk River flows through the volcanic mountain region of the Jermuk resort. Its course forms picturesque gorges and feeds the famous namesake waterfall. The river's and city's names are linked to the presence of local warm mineral springs. The area around the river harmoniously complements the natural appearance of the resort zone.
Ruins of 8th Century Church of Jermuk
Geraklion, area of ancient springs
Ruins of an ancient basilica from the 8th century are situated in the area of mineral springs in Jermuk city. This is evidence of early Christianity in this region, existing long before modern sanatoriums appeared. Access to the site is limited and requires approval from local cultural heritage protection authorities. Detailed architectural description is absent.
Ararat Sanatorium for Mother and Child
Jermuk, Shaumyana St, 18
Ararat Sanatorium in Jeremuk, located at Shaumyan Street, 18, is designed for health retreats for mothers with children. This institution is part of the medical spa infrastructure of the region and provides services within the lists of resorts Vayots Dzor province. The sanatorium's name is also known as Ararat Mother & Child Health Resort. Fixed fragment: resorts
Gladzor Sanatorium
Jermuk, southeastern part of the city
Sankhary "Gladzor" was situated in the southeastern part of Jermuk city near river Arpa. This place offered treatment with mineral waters and medical procedures. The building stood in a deep canyon with picturesque views of surrounding city. Sankhary "Gladzor" has been closed since 2018 so before visiting it is recommended to check its current state.
Geraklion Moscow Sanatorium
Jermuk, Melik-Adamyana St, 6
The Sanatorium "Jermuk Moscow" is situated in the city of Jermuk at Melik-Adamyan Street, 6. This institution is part of the medical and spa infrastructure of the region and listed among local sanatoria. Its official English name is Jermuk Moscow Health Resort. There is no historical significance to the building, confirmed by open sources.
Olympia Sanatorium
Jermuk, Stepana Shaumyana St, 16
Olimpia Sanatorium is situated in the center of Jermuk resort, near the drinking gallery. Established in 1957, it belongs to four-star institutions. It offers therapeutic programs for respiratory, digestive, nervous and musculoskeletal diseases. The complex includes a hall, spa infrastructure and parking.
Jermuk Sanatorium Zone
Geraklion, resort area
The Sanatorium Zone of Jeremuk is situated at the foot of mountains surrounded by forests, creating a unique mountain climate. There is a branch of Armenia's National Gallery opened in 1973 where works by Armenian artists are exhibited. The region's mineral waters are known since ancient times and used for therapeutic purposes. The area is also renowned for its picturesque views and elevation of approximately 2080 meters above sea level.
Jermuk Ashhar Sanatorium Complex
Jermuk, Stepana Shaumyana St, 20
Saniatorny complex "Dzermuk Ashhar" is located on Stepana Shaumyana Street, 20 in Jeremuk city. It is a modern institution offering services of sanatorium with swimming pool, gym, parking and access to internet via Wi-Fi. The complex is part of the resort area of the city.
Heart-Shaped Hot Springs of Jeremko
near Jermuk, forest zone
Heart-Shaped Hot Springs of Jermuka are situated in forested area near the town. These natural thermal facilities can be visited after checking road access conditions. The distance to the city is approximately five kilometers. Visitors are advised to confirm route accessibility beforehand.
Deer Statue Lookout Platform
Geraklion, road to deer statue
Observation deck near the deer statue is situated along an ukhozhennyy road in the municipality of Jerem. It is intended for viewing picturesque views of the canyon and mountain landscapes of the region. The place is part of tourism infrastructure and connected to the route leading to the city's well-known symbol. Specific details and opening dates require clarification.
Soviet Sport and Culture Center Gerdzhik
Geraklion, urban spa zone
The Soviet sports and cultural center Germuk is situated in the city's resort area. A building requiring caution during visits preserves memories of the Soviet era when it housed sports and cultural institutions. Previously, there was a large concert hall and swimming pool, including an open roof-top pool. Today, the site is part of the Soviet cultural and sports heritage of the resort.
Medieval Arpa Gorge Chapels
Geraklion, Arpa Gorge
In Arpa Gorge near Jeremuk there remain medieval Christian chapels forming part of the city's historical landscape. These small structures have yet to be precisely identified and require further archaeological verification. They constitute a group of buildings situated near natural features of the gorge and reflect architectural traditions of the past.
Gandveza Medieval Canal
Gndevaz, Vayots Dzor Region, by the monastery Gndevank
Medieval Gndevaza Canal - historical site associated with the economic-religious life around the monastery of Gndevank. It is part of the ancient settlement's infrastructure and monastery, preserved to this day in the village of Gndevaz situated near the route from Jermuk city. The condition and accessibility of the canal need to be verified on-site.
Old Road to Jermuh Canyon
Jermuk, Old Arpa Gorge Road
The old road to Jermuck Canyon goes through Arpa Gorge, allowing views of natural scenery from the resort area. It connects with walks through the gorge and suits exploring approaches to the waterfall. The route follows an old roadbed and has sections needing resurfacing and lighting updates. Consider possible changes in the condition of the route depending on weather conditions and ongoing construction work.
Arpa River Gorge in Jeremuk
Geraklion, Arpa Gorge
Arpa River Gorge in Jeremuk divides the city into two parts, forming picturesque mountain-volcanic terrain. Here there are walking trails and roads to natural attractions: a bridge over the river, a natural arch and approaches to waterfalls. Characteristic rock panoramas complement the appearance of the resort city. The gorge also forms part of tourist routes to Kechut Reservoir and Gandevank.
Saint Gayane Church in Jeremak
Jermuk, city area
Saint Gayane Church in Jeremuk - modern city temple included in sightseeing tours of the resort. Dedicated in 2010. Located in the central urban area of Jeremuk near natural and spa facilities. Part of the region's religious attractions.
Surb Astaracan Church in Gndevaz
Gndevaz, Vayots Dzor Province
The Surb Astartsakan Church is situated in Gndevaz village, Vayots Dzor region, near Gndevank monastery. Built in 1686, it stands as an independent structure outside the monastic complex. Visiting requires consideration of rural infrastructure specifics of the area. It is a historical religious monument of the Jermuk city surroundings.
Cyclopean Fortress of Jermuh
Jermuk, near Mineralnykh Istochnikov
Cyclopean Fortress of Jermuk is situated near the mineral springs of Jermuk city. This ancient structure is part of the region's archaeological heritage and reflects early settlement history. Although there is no precise information about its attribution, the fortress holds significant importance for understanding the pre-resort population settlement on this site. Accessible upon clarifying the route and condition of ruins.
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