The Armenian ethnographic museum of new Julfa

**★★★★★ Alireza Alamdar — 2 years ago

The design style of the museum was truly in the modern style of prestigious anthropological museums in the world. The museum first explains the origins of Armenians in Iran and the formation of the new Julfa, and then in the following sections it covers various aspects of the life of Armenians in Iran, including religion, trade, art, education, etc., which also has a really attractive graphic presentation. It is definitely recommended to review the explanations related to all the works.

**★★★★☆ siamak moaven — 2 months ago

The Armenian Anthropological Museum of New Jolfa was founded by the Council of the Armenian Caliphate and Southern Iran in 1397 solar year based on the will of Margarit Khachanian and by the decision of the Assembly of Representatives of the Caliphate. In this museum, the culture and customs, clothing and means of life, as well as the trade of the residents of the Armenian neighborhood of Nesin Jolfa are exhibited. In this museum, a selection of objects from the Vank Church and donated works fro

**★★★★☆ Saltets G — 3 years ago

A small ethnographic museum at Vank Cathedral. Included in the main ticket price. Worth a visit.

**★★★☆☆ Babak Moaven — 3 months ago

Part of the church is Vank and there is no need to purchase a separate ticket to visit. The museum is very well designed and communicates with the visitor.