Discover Syunik in Three Days

Explore one of Armenia’s most important archaeological sites, where evidence of ancient winemaking and remarkably well-preserved artifacts has been discovered.

Admire a panoramic view of Goris, surrounded by mountains, distinctive rock formations, and traditional houses with red rooftops.

Visit the former home of prominent Armenian writer Axel Bakunts and learn about his life, literary heritage, and connection with Goris.

Discover the contrasting character of Goris, from the historic cave dwellings and rock formations of Old Goris to the stone architecture and peaceful streets of the modern town.

Explore one of Armenia’s most celebrated medieval monasteries, dramatically positioned above the Vorotan Gorge. Learn about its history as an important religious, cultural, and educational center.

Stop at a scenic viewpoint near Svarants and admire the rugged mountains and expansive landscapes of southern Armenia.

Visit a secluded medieval monastic complex surrounded by forested mountains. Discover its centuries-old churches, tombs, and peaceful natural setting.

Learn about the life and legacy of Garegin Nzhdeh, an influential Armenian military and political figure closely connected with the history of Syunik.

Visit this historic Armenian monastery and discover its religious significance, traditional architecture, and connection with the cultural heritage of Syunik.

Walk among the ancient standing stones of this prehistoric archaeological site, often called the “Armenian Stonehenge,” and learn about the different theories surrounding its original purpose.

Conclude the journey at a winery in Areni, one of Armenia’s best-known winemaking regions. Learn about local wine production and sample selected Armenian wines.