While riding in the cable car cabin, tourists enjoy breathtaking views of the Vorotan Gorge, the Devil’s Bridge, and the Tatev Plateau – the main attractions of this unique area of Armenia.

Tatev Monastery is a remarkable medieval Armenian complex in southern Armenia, founded in the 9th century. Its main churches are Saints Poghos-Petros and Saint Gregory the Illuminator. The monastery is famous for its unique architecture, the swinging column “Gavazan,” and its historical role as a center of spiritual and educational life in the region.

The Bridge of Satan, or Devil’s Bridge, is a 13th-century Armenian monument over the Araks River gorge. About 30 meters long and 2 meters wide, the stone arch bridge was built without binding material. Legends say the devil built it, but it is a remarkable feat of ancient engineering.

The Selim Caravanserai is a 14th-century historical site located in Vayots Dzor, Armenia. Built along the ancient Silk Road, it served as a rest stop for merchants and travelers, offering lodging, food, and protection. The structure is a fine example of medieval Armenian architecture, featuring stone walls, arches, and a central courtyard. Today, the caravanserai is open to visitors and stands as an important historical and cultural landmark.