How do foreign tourists describe Qara Kella on Google?

Qara Church, or Saint Thaddeus Church, is one of the oldest and most important Armenian churches in the world, located in the West Azarbaijan province of Iran, near Chaldaran. This church was built in memory of Saint Thaddeus, one of the apostles of Jesus (PBUH), and dates back to the 4th century AD. Qara Church is known for its unique architecture and the combination of white and black stones, which gives it a beautiful and symbolic effect. This building has been rebuilt and restored many times throughout history and its architectural elements show a combination of different styles from different periods. Qara Kesila is registered as one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites and every year it hosts Armenian religious ceremonies and many tourists. This church is a symbol of Armenian history and culture in Iran and an outstanding example of religious architecture in the region. A number of international tourists who have visited Saint Thaddeus Church have shared their opinions and experiences with Google users.

1. Chips Lin (Chips Lin) from China

It takes 6 hours to get here from Tabriz; But many Christians do not know that such a place exists and the world needs to know about it.

2. Narek Sargsyan from Armenia

Saint Tados Monastery is an Armenian monastery complex in “Western Atrapatkan” province of Iran. It is one of the main attractions not only of Atrapatakan, but also of Iran as a whole. With the name “Armenian Churches in Iran”, it has been registered in the UNESCO World Heritage along with St. Stefanos (Jolfa) and Tsursoor monasteries. The entire building is covered with decorative reliefs that give the church a special glory. A smooth road leads to the monastery. Iranian authorities protect this church and other churches with special care.

3. Hiroshi from Japan

An ancient Armenian church about an hour’s taxi ride from Mako. I visited in June 2004; Even then, it was in good condition, and after being registered as a World Heritage Site, the interior seems to have improved even more.

4. Nicolas Hafner from Germany

The beautiful Armenian monastery in the middle of the green and spring hilly landscape of western Iran. There is a good view of the buildings from the surrounding hills. As it turns out, the entire complex is very well maintained and seems to be the most visited of all three Armenian churches that are part of the UNESCO World Heritage. Two tour groups were there at the same time as us.

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