Margahovit itself is surrounded by peaceful forest trails, ideal for morning walks, birdwatching, or light hiking. The untouched nature and crisp mountain air offer a refreshing experience for nature lovers right outside your doorstep.

Medieval church in Margahovit village of Lori. Years ago, the temple of the Goddess Anahit from the pagan period was here. Still, after the adoption of Christianity, like all pagan temples, this temple was destroyed, and St. Gregory the Illuminator Church was built. It is a church belonging to the three-nave basilica type. The church was rebuilt in 1882.

Mount Maymekh is one of the closest peaks to Margahovit, offering beautiful panoramic views of the surrounding valleys and forests. It's a moderate hike and perfect for travelers looking to explore Lori’s natural beauty on foot. (approx. 5 km)

Fioletovo is a unique village inhabited by Russian Molokans, a religious minority group with distinct traditions. Visitors can experience a different side of Armenian culture, try homemade bread and herbal teas, and learn about Molokan customs. (approx. 7 km)

Stepanavan Dendropark is an arboretum with over 500 species of plants and trees. It’s a calm and inspiring place for a walk in nature and a great destination for eco-tourists and families. The air here is known to be especially fresh and healing. (approx. 25 km)