Vorotnavank – Goris - Agitu Memorial – Karaunj – Khndzoresk – Goris/overnight stay/- Devil's Bridge – Ropeway''Wings of Tatev''  – Tatev

• Vorotnavank Monastery is located near Vaghatin village. Vorotnavank was founded in 1000 by Queen Shaandukht of Syunik. In the early Middle Ages, the church was an educational center, and also a famous place of pilgrimage with the miraculous power of healing from snake bites. According to historian Stepanos Orbelyan, the monastery complex was one of the largest in Armenia. According to him, the most ancient church of the complex - St. George Church (now ruined) – was built by Grigor Lusavorich. 

• Agitu Memorial. In the early Middle Ages, Agitu was one of the first settlements in Syunik for political, religious, military and economic purposes. Agitu is famous for its famed memorial, which was built in the VI-VII centuries. The sculptures of the memorial are very similar to the sculptures of Zvartnots Temple. Stone inscriptions can also be seen on them. Agitu Memorial is one of the rare preserved tombstone obelisks in Armenia. It is noteworthy that the obelisk of Agitu served as an example for the construction of the arch of the bell tower of Memorial Complex of Sardarapat. According to one version, this memorial is the burial place of the victims in the name of the Christian faith.

• Karahunj or Zorac-Karer  is an ancient megalithic complex, located on a mountain plateau at the height of 1770 meters above sea level. The complex consists of many huge standing stones, part of which have round holes in their upper part. The construction itself consists of 223 (only numbered) basalt (andesite) stones with the height of 1,5-2,8 meters, and the weight up to 8,5 tons. 

• Khndzoresk Village  is 8 km east from Goris. The main sight is the ‘’cave city’’, Old Khndzoresk, a village, spread out over 3 km on the slope of a deep gorge, which for a long time used to be one of the populous villages of Syunik. 

• Goris is a town in Syunik Province of Armenia, located on the River Goris (Vararak) at the height of 1367 meters above sea level. From the specially equipped observation deck there is a delightful view of the “Stone Forest” - bizarre multi-colored figures, looking like pyramids, columns, trees. These stone outcrops, created by the constantly blowing winds here, are the rarest natural phenomena that can be found in few places on earth.

• Devil’s Bridge. Below Tatev Monastery, in the 500-meter gorge of the River Vorotan, is located of the wonders of nature of Armenia – ‘’Devil’s Bridge’’.  For millenniums water and wind had been creating this wonder of nature, grinding and slotting the frozen lava. The width of this natural bridge, by which is passing the automobile road to Tatev Monastery, is 60 meters, the length is 30 meters. Not far from the bridge you can plunge into warm healing springs, surrounded by stalactites of bizarre shadows. 

• Ropeway '’Wings of Tatev’’ is the longest reversible aerial tramway, connecting villages Halidzor and Tatev through Vorotan gorge, stretches 5,7 km. The maximum height above the gorge is 320 km. The cabin, holding 25 passengers, moves with the maximal speed of 37 km/h, passing the way from the point of departure to the destination in 11 minutes 25 seconds.   

• Tatev Monastery is located in the middle of Syunik Province in South Armenia, 30 km from the town of Goris near the village of the same name – Tatev, on the right bank of the River Vorotan. It was founded in 895-906. The Monastery is one of the intellectual centers of medieval Armenia. Its strategically beneficial location on a foreland, created by the deep, rocky slopes of the river, prospered to the creation of a powerful defensive complex. Gavazan (the pendulous column), built in 904 in the courtyard, near the living quarters of the Monastery, refers to the number of unique works of architectural-engineering art of Armenia. It is octahedral, folded out of shallow stones, column with the height of 8 meters. Under the impact of seismic soil fluctuations and even from a simple touch of a human arm, the column, due to articulation, bent and returned to its initial position.