At the house-museum in the poet's native village, the students familiarized themselves with Teryan's personality, lifestyle, and creative journey.
The museum displays publications of the poet's works in Armenian, Russian, and other languages, as well as studies on Teryan and musical scores composed to his texts. The exhibition highlights seven key phases of Vahan Teryan's life: his childhood, student life at the Lazarian Seminary, meetings with Hovhannes Tumanyan and Avetik Isahakyan, his translation, scientific, social, and political activities, as well as his final days in Orenburg.
Adjacent to the museum is the Church of St. Karapet, built in 1859 by Teryan's grandfather, priest Ter Grigor. In the church, the educators and students of the "Endanik" Children's and Youth Creative Center received blessings from the spiritual leader and raised a united prayer to God.
