Sights Artsakh
9th-century monasteries, cave towns, natural landmarks, wineries. Each place — its own page with history, how to get there and where to stay nearby.
Saint Stepanos Church (Bazarkend)
An old Armenian church in Artsakh dedicated to Saint Stepanos — a place of silence, stone and memory.
St Elisha Church, Chartar
A quiet stone church at the heart of Chartar, where Armenian faith and history weave tightly into the surrounding mountains.
Church of Saint George the Victorious
An Armenian Christian church in Artsakh dedicated to Saint George, patron of warriors and travelers.
Kusants Monastery
A quiet Armenian monastery in the mountains of Artsakh, where stone and silence keep the memory of centuries.
Okhti Yeghtsi Monastery
An old Armenian monastery tucked into the mountains of Artsakh — a quiet place for those seeking history far from the noise.
The wine route — Areni and Noravank
A one-day food tour: the Areni-1 cave with 6,100-year-old winemaking artefacts, a tasting at a family winery, and lunch by the red cliffs of Noravank.
Kavakavank
An Armenian Christian church in the historic land of Artsakh — a quiet monument of medieval architecture.
Church of Arakül
An Armenian Christian monument in the historic land of Artsakh — a quiet place with centuries of history.
Bovurkhan Monastery
An Armenian Christian monastery in the historic region of Artsakh — a quiet monument of medieval architecture among the hills of Karabakh.
Holy Resurrection Church
An Armenian Christian church in Hadrut — a quiet stone monument keeping the memory of faith and the region's history.
Saint Martyrs Church
An Armenian Christian church in Zabux — one of the monuments that tell the story of this land.
Azykh Cave
An ancient six-cave complex and one of the oldest stone-age human dwelling sites in the region.
Ghazanchetsots Cathedral
An Armenian Christian landmark in Shushi — one of the symbols of the region's church architecture.
Amaras Monastery
One of Artsakh's oldest Christian centres, its walls keeping the memory of quiet prayer and the early Armenian script.
Gandzasar Monastery
A fortified Armenian monastery crowning a mountain — one of the symbols of Artsakh.
The Lori canyon — Alaverdi and Haghpat
A one-day trip north: Alaverdi in the Debed canyon, Sanahin and Haghpat — both on the UNESCO list. Lunch by the river.
Asgeran Fortress
An old fortress in Artsakh — stone walls that hold the memory of these mountains' turbulent past.
Tigranakert of Artsakh
An ancient city whose stone walls and ruins keep the memory of antique Armenia alive.
Koshik Anapat Monastery
A 12th-century Armenian monastery in the Martakert region of Artsakh — a quiet monument of medieval spiritual culture.
Hakobavank Monastery
An Armenian monastery in Artsakh — a quiet landmark of Christian architecture among the Karabakh hills.
Okhti Drni Monastery
An ancient Armenian monastery whose walls recall the earliest centuries of Christianity in these mountains.
Kachaghakaberd
An ancient fortress perched on a rocky summit — one of the Armenian historical and cultural monuments of Artsakh.
Garni and Geghard — sun temple and cave monastery
The pagan temple of Garni, the Garni gorge with its basalt «Symphony of Stones», and Geghard — a 4th-century monastery carved into the rock. Lunch with lavash baking in a tonir.
Bri Church
A quiet Armenian church in the mountains of Artsakh — one of the monuments that keep alive the region's Christian past.
Shahbulag Castle
A stone fortress-residence on the land of Artsakh, where the region's history feels remarkably close.
Katarovank Monastery
An Armenian Christian monastery in the mountains of Artsakh — a place of silence, stone and centuries of faith.
Kanach Zham
An Armenian Apostolic church in Shushi — a quiet monument of faith and history at the heart of the town.
Yerits Mankants Monastery
An Armenian monastic complex set among the mountains of Artsakh — a place of silence, stone and old prayer.
Nargiztapa
An archaeological site in Artsakh where the land itself preserves the region's distant history.
Gtichavank
An Armenian monastery clinging to an Artsakh mountainside, where stone and silence speak louder than words.
Tağlar Cave
An ancient cave and archaeological site in the Artsakh region, holding traces of distant eras.
Church of St. Nerses the Great
An Armenian Christian church in Artsakh, dedicated to one of the most revered saints of the Armenian Church.
Saint James Church, Stepanakert
An Armenian Christian church in the heart of Stepanakert — a quiet place where history and faith meet under one roof.
Tatev + the cableway
A one-day tour from Yerevan to Tatev Monastery, riding the world’s longest cableway. Lunch in Khot and a guided tour of the monastery.
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Where to stay in mountains and cities
Family guesthouses, boutique hotels, glamping, cave suites. Across Armenia.
From airport or between regions
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A car for a self-drive trip
SUV for Syunik mountains, sedan for highways, minivan for groups. Full tank, insurance.