Dsegh to Tumanyan
Dsegh to Tumanyan
4h
16.0 km
1256m
846m
Medium
Things to see
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Starting from the center of Dsegh, this hike heads down into the Debed River Valley, passing through the village of Karinj and then on to the historic town of Tumanyan.
Note: There’s a knee high river crossing at the beginning of the trail, right after you head down from the village of Dsegh, so make sure you have waterproof gear because you will definitely get wet.
Once Upon A Time is a pleasant trail, consisting predominantly of easy tracks as it leads you into a long distance hike, passing through nearly the entire Debed Canyon. Optional: after you arrive at Tumanyan, you can continue hiking on the Kobayr to Odzun Trail. At the end of your hike, you’ll arrive to Tumanyan, a town founded back in 1926, previously known as Dzaghidzor. It was renamed to Tumanyan in 1951, in honor of the famous Armenian poet Hovhannes Tumanyan. His statue can be found at the northwestern entrance to the town. While you’re at it, don’t forget to check out a ruined fortress known as Avanakar, dating back to the 14th century, at the town’s southern outskirts.
Note: There’s a knee high river crossing at the beginning of the trail, right after you head down from the village of Dsegh, so make sure you have waterproof gear because you will definitely get wet.
Once Upon A Time is a pleasant trail, consisting predominantly of easy tracks as it leads you into a long distance hike, passing through nearly the entire Debed Canyon. Optional: after you arrive at Tumanyan, you can continue hiking on the Kobayr to Odzun Trail. At the end of your hike, you’ll arrive to Tumanyan, a town founded back in 1926, previously known as Dzaghidzor. It was renamed to Tumanyan in 1951, in honor of the famous Armenian poet Hovhannes Tumanyan. His statue can be found at the northwestern entrance to the town. While you’re at it, don’t forget to check out a ruined fortress known as Avanakar, dating back to the 14th century, at the town’s southern outskirts.