Ujanis vilage
Ujanis is a village in the Kapan community of Syunik Province, located about 16 km northeast of the town of Kapan, at an altitude of approximately 1,180 m above sea level.
The village is known for its picturesque landscapes, fresh air, and traditional Armenian atmosphere. Its name reflects local historical and geographical features.
👀 What to See
🌿 Nature and Tourism
Ujanis is surrounded by forests, hills, and green valleys. It is ideal for hiking, eco-tourism, and observing local flora and fauna. Visitors can enjoy walking trails, picnics, and scenic viewpoints.
🏛️ History and Culture
Historically, the village was part of the Syunik region. Ujanis preserves traditional crafts, folk customs, and local festivals. Its cultural heritage is closely tied to the historical legacy of the region.
The village is known for its picturesque landscapes, fresh air, and traditional Armenian atmosphere. Its name reflects local historical and geographical features.
👀 What to See
- St. Stephen Church (17th century) – a stone church with preserved decorative carvings and architectural details.
- Khachkars and historical monuments – scattered throughout the village and nearby areas.
- Natural springs and scenic trails – popular for hiking, walking, and nature photography.
🌿 Nature and Tourism
Ujanis is surrounded by forests, hills, and green valleys. It is ideal for hiking, eco-tourism, and observing local flora and fauna. Visitors can enjoy walking trails, picnics, and scenic viewpoints.
🏛️ History and Culture
Historically, the village was part of the Syunik region. Ujanis preserves traditional crafts, folk customs, and local festivals. Its cultural heritage is closely tied to the historical legacy of the region.
🛍️ Tourism and Trade
Visitors can buy local products such as honey, bread, cheese, and handmade crafts. Small shops and cafés offer traditional Armenian cuisine. Residents are hospitable and share knowledge about local crafts and traditions.
🎯 How to Get There
To reach Ujanis, travel first to Kapan. From there, minibuses, buses, or private cars are available. The road passes through scenic hills and forests, making the trip pleasant and memorable.
Visitors can buy local products such as honey, bread, cheese, and handmade crafts. Small shops and cafés offer traditional Armenian cuisine. Residents are hospitable and share knowledge about local crafts and traditions.
🎯 How to Get There
To reach Ujanis, travel first to Kapan. From there, minibuses, buses, or private cars are available. The road passes through scenic hills and forests, making the trip pleasant and memorable.