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Mount Ararat & Eastern Turkey, Turkey

What to see at Mount Ararat & Eastern Turkey and how to fit it into a Turkey trip.

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Turkey's highest peak (5,137m) and supposed resting place of Noah's Ark, rising from the eastern plains near the Iranian border.

Best season for Turkey: April – June or September – November. Recommended trip length: 10–12 Days.

About Mount Ararat & Eastern Turkey

Turkey's highest peak (5,137m) and supposed resting place of Noah's Ark, rising from the eastern plains near the Iranian border. The dramatic landscape of eastern Turkey — from the travertine of Pamukkale to the Kurdish highlands — is almost entirely unexplored by tourists.

Mount Ararat & Eastern Turkey is one of 15 places we cover in Turkey, and falls on day 4 of our 5-day Turkey plan. A 5-day Turkey trip from Mumbai costs about ₹62,000 per person at budget stays with return flights.

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Questions about Mount Ararat & Eastern Turkey

What is Mount Ararat & Eastern Turkey?

Turkey's highest peak (5,137m) and supposed resting place of Noah's Ark, rising from the eastern plains near the Iranian border. The dramatic landscape of eastern Turkey — from the travertine of Pamukkale to the Kurdish highlands — is almost entirely unexplored by tourists.

When is the best time to visit Mount Ararat & Eastern Turkey?

Turkey's best season is April – June or September – November, which is the best window for Mount Ararat & Eastern Turkey too.

How many days do I need in Turkey to include Mount Ararat & Eastern Turkey?

Trripah recommends 10–12 Days for Turkey. Mount Ararat & Eastern Turkey fits into a normal itinerary without extra days.

Can Trripah include Mount Ararat & Eastern Turkey in a Turkey package?

Yes. Tell us your dates and group and we add Mount Ararat & Eastern Turkey to a Turkey plan with flights, hotels and transfers, usually within 24 hours.