Greater Ararat, Volcano in Turkey
Greater Ararat is the highest peak in Turkey, dominating the skyline from afar.
This dormant compound volcano has historical significance due to its mention in various religious texts as the resting place of Noah's Ark.
Ararat is a national symbol in Armenia and holds deep cultural significance for Armenians.
Climbing Greater Ararat requires a permit and is a popular activity among mountaineers.
The mountain is located in Iğdır Province but is visible from both Turkey and Armenia.
Location: Iğdır Province
Elevation above the sea: 5,165 m
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