Armenia occupies a territory of 29, 800 square kilometers. The average altitude of

the territory is 1, 800 meters above sea level, the highest peak has an altitude of 4, 090

meters and the lowest point is the Debed canyon with an altitude of 380 meters. The

Armenian Plateau contains an endless chain of mountains, lakes hidden in the heights,

mountain torrents and waterfalls, valleys, forests, and isolated highlands. Dhilawala (1997

p. 27) states “Lake Sevan unveils itself with constantly changing colors- harmoniously

matching or conforming itself to the sky. It is almost sinful to visit Armenia and to not see

Lake Sevan.” Sevan is known as a lake of mysteries, located at an altitude of 1, 900

meters above sea level, and the deepest part of this lake is 99 meters. One river, Hrazdan,

flows out of Lake Sevan while twenty-eight rivers merge into it. Besides the lakes, rivers,

and springs, the country is rich with mineral waters. Dhilawala states ( 1997 p. 42) “on

any visit to Armenia you will see natural wonders, and an embroidery of crosses carved

History has thrown more than a few bad hands Arme

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