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Discover Tatik-Papik in Khankendi, a poignant memorial symbolizing cultural heritage and resilience.

Tatik-Papik, also known as "We Are Our Mountains," is a prominent monument in Khankendi, representing the Armenian heritage of Nagorno-Karabakh. Completed in 1967, the sculpture depicts an elderly couple and has become a symbol of the region's enduring spirit.

Address: RQP9+VX, Xankəndi

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Public Transport

From the center of Khankendi, public transportation options include local buses. Check local routes and schedules for the most up-to-date information. As of July 7, 2025, a new regular bus service connects Baku with Khankendi, departing from the Baku International Bus Terminal at 11:00 AM. The ticket price for the Baku-Khankendi route is 14.20 AZN. Tickets must be purchased online, and access to the liberated territories requires official clearance. Local buses within Khankendi cost around 100 AMD.

Taxi

Taxis are readily available in Khankendi, ranging from older Soviet cars to newer models. A short taxi ride within the city typically costs around 1,000 AMD. From Gebele to Baku by taxi and train will cost approximately $65-$83.

Walking

Tatik-Papik is located at RQP9+VX in Khankendi. Depending on your location in the city, it may be accessible by walking. Use local landmarks and maps for orientation.

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Tatik-Papik, also known as "We Are Our Mountains," stands as a significant memorial in Khankendi. Created in 1967 by sculptor Sargis Baghdasaryan and architect Yuri Akopyan, this monument has become an emblem of the Armenian heritage of the Nagorno-Karabakh region.The monument portrays an elderly couple carved from reddish volcanic tuff, symbolizing the mountain people of Karabakh. Standing at nine meters tall without a pedestal, the figures appear rooted in the land, inseparable from the mountains. This design reflects a profound sense of belonging and the resilience of the region's people.Over the years, Tatik-Papik has been a focal point for cultural expression and remembrance. It has served as a gathering place and a symbol of unity. The monument's image has been featured on the coat of arms of the unrecognized Nagorno-Karabakh Republic.

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