Ughtasar, “the Mount of the pilgrimage” (Ughtasar is also called the “camel” mountain, due to its characteristic shape), is a spectacular, extraordinary and unique place in Armenia. The scenery of Ughtasar, of volcanic origin with glacial lakes, green meadows and mountain tops, gives visitors an extraordinary feeling of isolation from city life. The site is a wonderful refuge for those who would like to retire for one, two or more days, in or without a tent. Thousands of prehistoric petroglyphs, dating to the 5-2 millennium BC, surprise the visitor with their rich variety of forms and motifs: human depictions of Bezoar goats, chariots, panthers, abstract images and anthropomorphic representations of Shamans.