Pukhrut vilage
Pukhrut is a village in the Kapan community of Syunik Province, located about 15 km northeast of the town of Kapan, at an altitude of approximately 1,280 m above sea level.
The name “Pukhrrut” may mean “soft” or “fluffy,” reflecting the green meadows and gentle hills surrounding the village. It is known for its clean air, scenic landscapes, and peaceful atmosphere.
👀 What to See
🌿 Nature and Tourism
Pukhrrut is surrounded by forests, green hills, and small valleys. It is an excellent destination for hiking, eco-tourism, and nature observation. Visitors can enjoy scenic trails, picnics, and local flora and fauna.
🏛️ History and Culture
The village historically belonged to the Syunik region. Traditional crafts, folk customs, and festivals are preserved. Pukhrrut’s culture is closely tied to the historical and spiritual heritage of the region.
The name “Pukhrrut” may mean “soft” or “fluffy,” reflecting the green meadows and gentle hills surrounding the village. It is known for its clean air, scenic landscapes, and peaceful atmosphere.
👀 What to See
- Holy Mother of God Church (17th–18th centuries) – a historic stone church with unique carved elements.
- Khachkars and historical monuments – located in the village and surrounding areas.
- Natural springs and forest trails – popular for hiking, walking, and relaxation.
🌿 Nature and Tourism
Pukhrrut is surrounded by forests, green hills, and small valleys. It is an excellent destination for hiking, eco-tourism, and nature observation. Visitors can enjoy scenic trails, picnics, and local flora and fauna.
🏛️ History and Culture
The village historically belonged to the Syunik region. Traditional crafts, folk customs, and festivals are preserved. Pukhrrut’s culture is closely tied to the historical and spiritual heritage 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 welcoming and share knowledge about local crafts and customs.
🎯 How to Get There
To reach Pukhrrut, travel from Kapan by minibus, bus, or private car. The road passes through scenic forests and hills, making the journey enjoyable and picturesque.
Visitors can buy local products such as honey, bread, cheese, and handmade crafts. Small shops and cafés offer traditional Armenian cuisine. Residents are welcoming and share knowledge about local crafts and customs.
🎯 How to Get There
To reach Pukhrrut, travel from Kapan by minibus, bus, or private car. The road passes through scenic forests and hills, making the journey enjoyable and picturesque.