Tukh Manuk Chapel, Geghhovit
The village shrine of Tukh Manuk is also known as Mamas. The state inventory records two restorations, in 1913 and 1997. Both dates refer to work on the chapel building. The carved stones inside provide the clearest evidence for the site’s medieval heritage.
Four khachkars are recorded on the sanctuary platform. The earliest, dated to the ninth or tenth century, has lost its lower section. Both lower corners are missing from a tenth- or eleventh-century example. The other two date to the eleventh–twelfth and twelfth–thirteenth centuries. The four carvings bring several centuries of work together in one small space.
Geghhovit also has a church dedicated to Saint George in the village centre. The marker here identifies Mamas Chapel at the southern edge of the settlement.