Our first mystery takes us to Karahunj, often referred to as the Armenian Stonehenge. Located in the Syunik Province, this ancient archaeological site consists of over 200 standing stones, some with circular holes carved through them. Believed to date back to 7,500 years, Karahunj predates the more famous Stonehenge in England. The purpose of these stones remains a topic of debate among researchers. Some suggest it was an ancient astronomical observatory, while others believe it had religious or ceremonial significance. The true purpose of Karahunj continues to elude us, leaving this ancient site shrouded in mystery.

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