Aziz Prkich Church

In the city of Ani, southeast of Kars, on the eastern end of Turkey, 1036 built by Sembat III., Aziz Prkich Church is one of the historical and aesthetically prominent religious structures of the region. At the center of many civilizations, this means an interesting work that amazes those who see it in the region that smells of history. Because approximately half of the structure is standing, the other part is destroyed by the lightning that fell about 100 years ago. There are blocks and small fragments around the church standing stage. When the original plan was considered, the Armenian church, which had an octagonal plan under the domed roof, consisted of two separate sections separated by columns. In Aziz Prkich Church, one of the sections is made more broadly, small windows, the shapes of columns used as visuals, and pictures that can be partially noticed in the interior. Aziz Prkich Church, which rises on a large plain, is in relatively good shape with the restoration it has, in recent years. The photographing of the work, especially during the sun's sunset or birth, is among the tourist trends of recent years.