Mother Armenia in Ijevan city
The "Mother Armenia" monument in Ijevan is one of Armenia's most iconic Soviet-era landmarks, celebrated for its historical significance and striking design. For those interested in Soviet-era monuments or Soviet art, this site is a must-visit and should be included in any tour itinerary in Armenia.
The "Mother Armenia" monument, located in Ijevan, Tavush region, Armenia, is a significant historical and cultural landmark created in 1971 by sculptor Serzh Mehrabyan.
Mother Armenia in Ijevan city as seen by my drone
Recognized as part of the immovable cultural heritage of Ijevan, it stands as a symbol of the city, prominently situated on a hill at the northern entrance, near the Ijevan-Tbilisi highway.
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