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The homeland of the world-famous sweetest apricot, Malatya, also preserves traces of a rich Armenian history and culture on its land.

In Malatya, alongside the apricot orchards, the restored Holy Trinity Church stands as a silent witness to the Armenians who once lived and created there. The Euphrates and its tributaries are also closely connected to the city’s history, and the fertile valleys nourished by their waters contributed to the development of horticulture in Malatya.

Malatya is not merely a city marked on a map. It is a city of Armenian roots, rich culture, sweet memories, and historical memory. Alongside the fragrance of apricots, the heritage left by the Armenian people continues to live on here.