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What You Need to Know About Agri

Ağrı flight tickets are on oBilet. The city was named Ağrı after the names Karakilise, Ararat and Karaköse. Undoubtedly, Mount Ararat was the major factor in giving this name. Mount Ararat, which gives its name to the city and is the highest mountain in Turkey, has an altitude of 5,137 meters. Ağrı has almost no forest areas and its climate is quite cold. The main sources of income in the region are animal husbandry and, when the climate permits, agriculture. Ağrı has many places to visit. The main ones are; Mount Ararat, Fish Lake, Ahmed-i Hani Tomb, Ice Caves, Diyadin Thermal Springs, Dough Tomb, İshak Pasha Palace, Kudret Bridge, Meteor Pit, Noah's Ark, Urartu Castle and Old Bayazıt Mosque. The tomb of Ahmed-i Hani, located next to the Ishak Pasha Palace, belongs to the Kurdish poet and philosopher Ahmed-i Hani, who lived in the 17th century. The mausoleum hosts hundreds of visitors every year. Ahmedi Hani's name was given to the city's airport in 2015.

Ağrı Ahmed-i Hani Airport is 9 km from the city center and transportation is provided by the shuttles offered by Ağrı Municipality. There are also vehicles providing transportation to the districts of Ağrı. There are daily flights from Ağrı Ahmed-i Hani Airport to Istanbul Atatürk Airport and Ankara Esenboğa Airport. These flights between Ağrı-Ankara and Ağrı-Istanbul are operated by Turkish Airlines and Anadolujet companies. You can find more detailed information about Ağrı flight tickets on obilet.com.

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Located in eastern Turkey

, is located in the Eastern Anatolia Region. The city, which takes its name from Mount Ararat, the highest mountain in the region, became a province in 1927. Ağrı, which was conquered by the Islamic armies during the reign of Caliph Osman, remained under the rule of the Abbasid State until 872.

Ağrı, which was later taken under control by the Byzantine Empire, became a place where the Turkish population was concentrated, thanks to the Turkish tribes who came to the region after 1071. It was annexed to the territory of the Ottoman Empire with the Battle of Çalçın in 1514.

Ağrı is also home to the traces of Noah's ark, known for Noah's flood and mentioned in most holy books. Thousands of climbers flock to the region every year for Mount Ararat, known as the largest mountain in Turkey with an altitude of 5165 meters.