Armenian Highland

The Armenian Highland is a mountainous region in Western Asia, primarily located in Armenia, but also stretching into parts of Turkey, Iran, and Azerbaijan. It is considered one of the earliest centers of human civilization, rich in culture and history. The region features diverse landscapes, including volcanic mountains and plateaus, and is home to Lake Sevan, one of the largest freshwater high-altitude lakes. The Armenian Highland has a significant archaeological heritage, including ancient churches and fortresses, reflecting its long-standing importance in the development of the Armenian nation and surrounding cultures.