Living in Tegher you can have lots of activities: look after garden, grow vegetables and vine, gather and dry medicinal herbs and berries, gather edible wild herbs, gather and process fruits and berries, pick mushrooms. More details here

You can visit many interesting places, closely related to history and culture of Armenia. On the slopes of Mount Aragats and its foothills are situated:
Amberd, the fortress of the 8th century, and St.Mary church of the 11th century.
Pantheon of Arshakuni kings of the 4th century.
Dzyunaberd, the cyclopean fortress of the 1st-2nd century BC
Saghmosavank and Hovhannavank Monasteries of the 13th century, situated above the Kasakh river gorge
Grave of Mesrop Mashtots, the founder of Armenian alphabeth, in Oshakan village (4th century)
St.Gevorg church of the 14 century in Mughni village

Those who like active rest would like to visit
Karilich, a mountain lake at 3200m above the sea level
Rise to the Southern pick of Aragats (or all 4 picks)
Descent to the crater of one of the most ancient and highest extinct volcanoes
Cave dwellings on slopes of numerous gorges
Great many springs with chilling and sweatest water
Beautiful alpine meadows
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On Aragats slopes you can meet nomad stations of Kurds-Ezids, the ethnic minority of Armenia, and get acquainted with their life. If you take a bus, you can also visit Etchmiadzin, the Central Cathedral of Armenia, rouins of Zvartnots, the ancient castle, Garni, the ancient temple of Sun, Geghard temple, Spitak, Sanayin, Akhpat, Odzun, Noravank and many other places. Near Tegher, in Byurakan village, there is an observatory, where the world known astrophysicist Viktor Ambartsumyan worked.