St. Targmanchats (Holy Translators) Church in Parpi dates back to the 6th–7th centuries and is dedicated to the translators of the Bible into Armenian. Built from local stone, it features classic early medieval Armenian architecture and stands as a historical monument to Armenia’s rich Christian heritage.
St. Targmanchats (Holy Translators) Church in Parpi is a remarkable early medieval monument dating back to the 6th–7th centuries. Dedicated to the revered translators who brought the Holy Scriptures into the Armenian language, the church is a symbol of Armenia’s deep-rooted Christian faith and cultural heritage. Built from local stone, it showcases the distinctive architectural style of its era, with simple yet elegant lines that have endured for centuries. In 2007–2008, the church underwent a careful restoration carried out by LEVGUK CJSC, which preserved its historical authenticity while strengthening the structure, ensuring that this spiritual and cultural treasure continues to inspire future generations.
