The Other Face of Mount Ağrı

Iğdır

brown and white rocky mountain

Where Legends Meet the Majesty of Mount Ararat

Iğdır Genocide Memorial and Museum

Salt Caves

Haydar Aliyev Park

green and yellow round fruits on tree during daytime
  • Mount Ararat (Ağrı Dağı)

    • The legendary mountain associated with Noah's Ark, offering breathtaking views and a paradise for climbers.

  • Karakuş Tomb

    • A historic tomb from the Urartian period, reflecting the ancient civilization of the region.

  • Aralık Kümbeti

    • A Seljuk-era tomb showcasing the architectural heritage of the 12th century.

  • Harmandöven Caravanserai

    • A well-preserved caravanserai from the Seljuk period, highlighting Iğdır’s role in the ancient Silk Road.

  • Iğdır Genocide Memorial and Museum

    • A memorial commemorating the massacres of Turks and Azeris, shedding light on the region’s history.

  • Sürmeli Valley

    • A lush valley known for its natural beauty, perfect for nature walks and photography.

  • Meteor Crater (Korhan Yaylası)

    • The second-largest meteor crater in the world, offering a unique geological experience.

  • Aras River

    • A picturesque river that enhances the region’s charm and is ideal for fishing and picnics.

  • Iğdır Plains

    • Famous for their fertile lands, offering stunning landscapes against the backdrop of Mount Ararat.

  • Halfeti Ruins

    • Remnants of an ancient settlement providing a glimpse into the region’s historical significance.

  • Tulip Fields

    • Vibrant tulip fields in spring, creating a colorful spectacle.