Zorats Karer

A very interesting archeological monument. A must-see for everyone interested not only in history of Armenia but also the whole Caucasus and Central Asia. The entrance fee is 1500 AMD per person. You can buy the ticket at the cashier box. I recommend taking also a look at the selections of books available for purchase. There is at least one in English that presents a comprehensive study of the monument.

Formerly an interesting place for a short walk, now a tourist trap priced at 1500 drams. This is the first place for me where I am sincerely shocked at how much Armenia is changing for the worse because of tourism. How good that I could visit this country before the era of tourist commercialization.

Interesting sightings. Incredible surroundings. Worth the visit!

Nice historical place Very calm and quiet Recommendable for travelling

Two really hungry pups at the ticket counter. Please bring any food or bread for the poor things.

Hungry abandoned dogs (around six of them) and the person that is in the entrence doesn't seem to be feeding them, they were very skinny. It' s hard to see such cruelty in such a beautiful country. It's not that hard to have the dogs fat and happy, just saying. I hope someone local reads this and helps them properly (we could only give them something to eat). Please spay at least the female dogs.. there was a momma dog with some puppies too.

It's still not discovered what the stones are about, but worth exploring.

This place is very old stone age