I visited the "Mother Armenia” monument in Shirak province, a landmark place for everyone who is interested in history and military subjects.
The scale is impressive: 18 meters high - it's really cool! The bronze statue of a woman with an ear of corn in her hand symbolizes the victory and strength of the Armenian people. It looks especially impressive against the background of the local landscape.
The surrounding area is well maintained: multi-tiered stairs, cascades of fountains (although they are not working now), the alley of hero cities. The names of 3,864 Gyumri residents who died in World War II are carved on the white marble wall - a very powerful place.
It's easy to get there: you can walk or take minibus No. 26 (AMD 100 per person). The site offers magnificent views of the city and the mountains - it's definitely worth climbing!
It's a very beautiful place. An incredibly beautiful view of the mountains and Gyumri opens from above.I advise everyone to visit this place.And also.When you go upstairs, don't forget to count the steps.😉