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| Precipice of Ainavu (Sceneries) |
| One of the highest cliffs in Latvia. From the cliff there is a wonderful view of the Amata valley. The cliff is approximately 0.5 km long, and it contains two parts, the higher of which is 45 m high. |
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| Dzilnas rock |
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| Kalnasmides spring |
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| Vizuli rock |
| Up to 30 m high, 150 m wide dolostone cliffs with numerous springs. Often the water of the springs is colored by microorganisms and clay aprticles. When the icefalls form during the winter (up to 7 m high),_ |
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| Araisi ezerpils |
| The Araisi Lake Fortress, the reconstruction of a dwelling from the 9th century AD, is located on a picturesque islet in Araisi Lake. The reconstruction has been modelled on the remains of a collection_ |
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| Drabesi Manor |
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| Gulbju Rock (Swan Rock) |
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| Dike Rock |
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| Ilaki sediment |
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| Stuki sediment |
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| Zvartes Rock |
| One of the most picturesque and popular cliffs in Latvia. Wonderful sights from the top of this cliff. Horseshoe formed cliff. It consists of two parts - smaller and lower vertical sandstone “nose”_ |
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| Araishi Museum Park |
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| Briedisi (Deers) Rock |
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| Vizbulisu (Anemones) rock |
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| Dolomite precipice |
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| Kajinas Cave |
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| Vanagi rock |
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| Araishi Windmill |
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| Araishi Evangelic Lutheran Church |
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| Rakshu cliff |
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| Miglas Rock (Fog Rock) |
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