Zorats Karer, often dubbed "Armenia's Stonehenge," is a fascinating prehistoric archaeological site and ancient observatory comprising hundreds of megalithic stones. It is generally accessible by car, though the terrain within the site is uneven and open grassland, requiring comfortable walking shoes; accessibility for those with significant mobility impairments may be challenging. While possible to visit solo, a guided tour is highly recommended to fully appreciate its historical, astronomical, and cultural significance, which remains a subject of academic debate. The best time to visit is from late spring to early autumn (May-October) when the weather is pleasant and roads are clear; winter visits can be harsh due to cold, snow, and wind. There is typically no significant entrance fee, making transportation the primary cost. A typical visit duration ranges from 1 to 2 hours, allowing ample time to explore the site and its unique atmosphere. Visitors should bring water, sun protection, and be prepared for potential strong winds.