Ararat Province

Ararat Province is a region in Armenia, named after Mount Ararat, a significant symbol of Armenian identity and culture. Located in the western part of the country, it features a landscape of rolling hills and fertile plains, making it an important agricultural area. The province is known for its vineyards, fruit orchards, and historic sites, including ancient churches and monasteries. Its capital is Artashat, which has archaeological significance. The region plays a vital role in Armenia's economy and heritage, reflecting the country’s rich traditions and natural beauty.