Devil's Bridge: A Natural Wonder in Alaverdi

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Discover the stunning Devil's Bridge in Alaverdi, Armenia: a natural wonder featuring unique geological formations, hot springs, and captivating legends.

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Devil’s Bridge

Devil's Bridge, or Satani Kamurj as locals call it, is a stunning natural bridge formed over centuries by the Vorotan River in Armenia. Located near Alaverdi, this geological marvel features mineral-rich hot springs and unique rock formations, making it a captivating destination for nature lovers and adventurers.

A brief summary to Devil’s Bridge

59 Tumanyan Street, Ալավերդի, 1701, AM
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Monday 12 am-12 am
Tuesday 12 am-12 am
Wednesday 12 am-12 am
Thursday 12 am-12 am
Friday 12 am-12 am
Saturday 12 am-12 am
Sunday 12 am-12 am

Local tips

Wear sturdy shoes for hiking around the rocky terrain and exploring the trails near Devil's Bridge.
Bring swimwear to enjoy the natural hot springs beneath the bridge, but be mindful of the water temperature.
Visit during the warmer months for the best experience, as the gorge can be quite narrow and shaded.
Take caution when climbing down to the river and exploring the caves, as the trails can be risky.

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Getting There

Car

To reach Devil's Bridge by car, head towards Alaverdi. From Yerevan, take the M6 highway. Once in Alaverdi, follow Tumanyan Street. Parking is available near the bridge, with a small fee of around 500 AMD.
Public Transport

To reach Devil's Bridge via public transport, take a minibus (marshrutka) from Sisian to Alaverdi. The ride takes approximately 45 minutes and costs around 800 AMD. From the Alaverdi minibus stop, walk towards Tumanyan Street, following signs for Devil's Bridge, about 1.5 kilometers away.

Discover more about Devil’s Bridge

Devil's Bridge, known in Armenian as Satani Kamurj, is a remarkable natural bridge sculpted by the Vorotan River over countless years. Situated in the Syunik region near Alaverdi, this site presents a unique blend of breathtaking scenery and intriguing geological formations. The bridge itself is composed of travertine, with mountain springs painting the gorge walls in vibrant hues of pink, yellow, and green. The bridge stretches 30 meters in length and spans 50-60 meters in width. Warm, mineral-rich waters flow beneath, creating small ponds with a temperature of around 25 degrees Celsius, believed to possess curative properties. Historically, wealthy Armenians visited the site during the summer months to indulge in these therapeutic baths. Local folklore adds an element of mystery, with legends attributing the bridge's creation to the devil, owing to its seemingly impossible formation. The narrow gorge often sees limited sunlight, enhancing the area's enigmatic atmosphere. Visitors can explore the area, hike along the numerous trails, and capture memorable photographs of this natural masterpiece.