Eastern Anatolia Region

The Eastern Anatolia Region is a vast, mountainous area in northeastern Turkey, known for its rugged terrain and diverse climate. It borders Armenia, Iran, and Georgia, featuring high plateaus, deep valleys, and snow-capped peaks, with Mount Ararat—a prominent symbol and Turkey’s highest peak—located there. The region has a rich history, with ancient civilizations and diverse cultures. Economy is driven by agriculture, livestock, and some industry, while tourism attracts visitors to its historical sites and natural beauty. Its unique geography influences its climate, making it colder and more alpine compared to other parts of Turkey.