Nestled in the verdant valleys of Southern Armenia, the charming town of Goris is known for its unique architecture and breath-taking natural landscapes. It is widely recognised for its traditional stone houses with red tile roofs, creating an enchanting, timeless ambiance. Goris’s geographical location makes it a gateway to the country’s highland region and a convenient stop-point for travellers en route to the ancient monastic complex Tatev, accessible via the world's longest reversible aerial tramway known as the Wings of Tatev. The region's raw beauty includes intriguing natural rock formations, locally described as the 'Stone Forest', the verdant Vararak River valley and surrounding sprawling caves that were once home to primitive people. The distinctive blend of cultural heritage, rich history, and captivating scenery makes Goris both a must-visit destination and an appealing base for exploring Armenia's southern region.