Aghasi Khanjian Villa
9 reviews
June 1
Be aware that you might arrive when the area is closed, and the security guard won’t let you in—not even for a quick look at the villa or the so-called “Forest King.” Even if you’re a tourist visiting just for the day, they won’t make any exceptions, as the site is private property. There are no posted opening hours, so it’s entirely a matter of luck whether you get in or not. I wouldn’t recommend it—it’s simply not worth the hassle.
October 10, 2023
This is just a must-visit place. A must for those who are interested in the history of Soviet Armenia and architecture.
Infocards on tree branches are useful, beautiful, unusual.
A little further there is an abandoned pioneer camp. I recommend it to lovers of abandoned houses.
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April 11
The territory is owned, fenced and it is impossible to pass. So you can only look through the trees from a distance...
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April 21
It's a private area, you can't see anything. We shouldn't have gone up.
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August 8, 2024
I did not see the villa in my eyes, I came by taxi to the wine festival, and the beginning is at 15.00, what to do for six hours is unclear, some kind of clearing where the famous festival is going to be held???
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March 2, 2024
The villa is beautiful, but there is a guard at the entrance who asks not to go. The villa itself is fenced with cameras, the entrance to the territory is also with a gate
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July 7, 2024
We could not get to the villa, we were met by disgruntled dogs
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December 12, 2023
An abandoned villa, however, a guard walks around, the atmosphere is alien, a few meters down the road the most famous King of the forest!!!
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March 12, 2024
The territory is private. There is no passage to the villa
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