Discover one of the world’s oldest archaeological treasures, home to the oldest known winery and a 5,500-year-old leather shoe. This remarkable cave offers a glimpse into ancient winemaking traditions and early human life in the region.

Perched on a hill overlooking the village, this 14th-century church combines stunning architecture with panoramic valley views. It’s an ideal spot for photography, quiet reflection, or simply admiring the beauty of Vayots Dzor.

Just a short drive through the dramatic red-rock canyon of Amaghu Gorge, Noravank is one of Armenia’s most breathtaking monasteries. Surrounded by towering cliffs, it offers a magical mix of history, architecture, and nature.

If you visit in early October, don’t miss the annual Areni Wine Festival — a lively celebration of music, dancing, food, and, of course, exceptional Armenian wine. It's a favorite among locals and travelers alike.