Echmiadzin Cathedral

Echmiadzin Cathedral, located in Armenia, is one of the world's oldest Christian churches, built in 303 AD. It serves as the spiritual center of the Armenian Apostolic Church and is a UNESCO World Heritage site. The cathedral features distinctive Armenian architectural styles, with a central dome and intricate stonework. It holds great religious significance, housing important relics and serving as the location of the church’s religious ceremonies. As a symbol of Armenian Christianity and heritage, Echmiadzin Cathedral represents both spiritual devotion and cultural history, attracting visitors and pilgrims from around the world.