Syunik
Syunik is the southernmost province (marz) of Armenia, located in the country’s southern region. Its administrative capital is the town of Kapan. The province includes parts of the Zangezur Mountain range and features a varied landscape of valleys, canyons, forests and rivers, with the Vorotan River and its dramatic gorge among the notable geomorphological sights.
The area is rich in cultural and historical sites. Tatev Monastery, connected to the village of Halidzor
Historically, Syunik has been part of the ancient Kingdom of Armenia and later came under Persian, Russian
The economy is dominated by mining, notably the Kajaran copper-molybdenum mine and the Zangezur Copper Molybdenum