Armenian Highlands

The Armenian Highlands is a mountainous region located in the South Caucasus, primarily in eastern Turkey, Armenia, Azerbaijan, and parts of Iran. Known for its rugged terrain and rich history, it is often considered the cradle of ancient civilizations. The area features significant geographical landmarks, including Mount Ararat, symbolically important to Armenian identity. The highlands have diverse ecosystems and are home to various plant and animal species. Historically, the region has been a crossroads of cultures, influencing trade and migrations throughout the ages, and it has played a crucial role in the history of the Armenian people.