The ruins of Ani are located in Kars. The history of the ruins of Ani dates back to the sixth century. The region, built by the Armenians, was also used as the capital for many years afterward. The region is one of the most important historical places in Turkey. At the same time, the ruins of Ani are on the World Heritage list. The region came under the rule of the Turks in 1064 after the Armenians. A large number of artifacts have survived in the region to this day. The main ones are Ani Cathedral, Dikran Honentz Church, and Abu'l Menuchehr Mosque. Abu'l Menuchehr Mosque is the first Turkish Mosque built in Anatolia, so it is a very important building. Nowadays, thousands of people visit the ruins of Ani every year. One of the most popular transportation options in the region is the Eastern Express.