This 3-day route, bringing together the beauties of Ağrı and Erzurum, includes historical structures, natural wonders, and cultural riches that you can explore as a family. From Ishak Pasha Palace to the Meteor Crater, from Noah's Ark to Erzurum's Seljuk works, you will feel the spirit of Eastern Anatolia. A pleasant trip awaits you with stops within walking distance and practical information.
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11 stops · 3 day
An Urartian castle built on a steep rock, 150 meters from Ishak Pasha Palace. Admission is free, and a visit can easily be added to an Ishak Pasha Pal…
An 18th-century palace complex built on a hill in Doğubayazıt. The 116-room complex, with its mosque, tomb, harem, and selamlik sections, is known as …
A two-building museum opened in 2017 on the way to Ishak Pasha Palace: madrasah scenes depicting Ahmed-i Hani's life and local life reenactments in th…
A natural cave located near Hallaç village, Doğubayazıt, at the foot of Mount Küçük Ağrı. It is known for its ice stalactites and stalagmites on basal…
A boat-shaped natural formation on the southern slope of Mount Ararat, between the villages of Telçeker and Üzengili. Discovered in 1959 through aeria…
A massive depression located 35 km east of Doğubayazıt, near the Iranian border. 60 meters deep, 35 meters in diameter; popularly believed to be the t…
A natural canyon in Diyadin district of Ağrı, through which the Murat River flows. A popular spot for nature hikers with high cliffs, small waterfalls…
A thermal spring region located in the Diyadin district of Ağrı, on the banks of the Murat River. It consists of Davut, Yılanlı, Tunca, and Köprü ther…
Built in 1310 during the Ilkhanate period, it is Anatolia's largest madrasah with a covered courtyard. Located in Erzurum city center, it stands out w…
A 13th-century Seljuk madrasah considered the symbol of Erzurum. Built by Hüdavend Hatun, the structure stands out in the city center with its stone c…
Aziziye and Mecidiye Redoubts, two of the 21 redoubts built on the hills east of Erzurum, bear the traces of the 1877-1878 Ottoman-Russian War. Nene H…