Pana-Khan Palace

The Pana-Khan Palace is a historic 19th-century palace complex located in central Yerevan, Armenia, near Sakharov Square. Originally built during the Iranian rule, its exact origins are debated, with some sources claiming it was a residence for the local khan, while others suggest it was a madrasa. The palace features distinctive Iranian architectural elements, including colorful brickwork and a traditional layout with a three-story center reserved for women. Today, it serves as a residential complex for local Armenians and refugees, embodying a rich cultural heritage and historical significance, making it an intriguing site for tourists and researchers alike.