Ararat (mountain range)

Mount Ararat is a prominent mountain in eastern Turkey, known for its majestic snow-capped peaks and significant cultural and historical importance. It rises to about 5,137 meters (16,854 feet) and is famously associated with the biblical story of Noah's Ark, which is said to have landed on its slopes after the great flood. The mountain is part of a larger volcanic range and is surrounded by stunning landscapes, including valleys and smaller hills. Today, it attracts hikers, climbers, and tourists interested in its natural beauty and rich heritage.