The main church and the refectory were plastered with lime mortar and covered with frescos inside. The Georgian inscriptions of the latter evidence that the cloister belonged to the Chalcedonian religion. Remainders of dwelling and commercial constructions of the community are preserved on the southern side of the cloister's territory. This complex, in Tavush Region, comprises three churches, a refectory, and a series of annexes. All are built of burnt bricks.
Some superb frescoes adorn the interior of the main church.
This monastery has a domed 12-13th c. church, a shrine and another small church. On the right bank of the Khndzorkut river, atop a mountain between Deghdznuti and Samsoni Vank is supposed to be the Berdakar medieval fort, with cisterns. The main church is unusual for its brick construction and colored tile decoration.