The Aruch Caravanserai dates to the 13th century. The medieval roadside inn was located on the road connecting the Ani with Dvin, part of the network of routes on Armenia's Silk Road. Medieval caravanserais were built on highways, trade routes, big cities, and monasteries. They had an important role in the development of international trade. The inn included a large area with a single entry tall enough to allow pack-laden beasts to enter, plus room for caravan leaders and their servants. At Aruch, the central hall was used to house animals, while the side aisles were reserved for their owners and servants. Judging by their size and frequency in Armenia, caravanserais were popular stops on well-marked routes.
For PWD
You will be able to approach by car and view the Caravanserai from outside. However, there is no access to premises of the Caravanserai.