Armenian cemeteries are burial grounds that reflect the rich cultural and historical heritage of the Armenian people. They often feature distinctive headstones, known as khachkars, which are intricately carved stone crosses that symbolize faith and remembrance. These cemeteries can be found in various countries, particularly in regions with significant Armenian communities. The layout of Armenian cemeteries typically includes rows of graves, with many adorned with flowers and personal mementos. Some cemeteries also contain memorials dedicated to significant events, such as the Armenian Genocide, honoring those who lost their lives. These sites serve as important places for reflection and cultural identity.