Yellow and brown mountains greeting you with all their magnificence and mystery, Iğdır welcomes you! Located on Türkiye's eastern border, Iğdır is home to a region of high plateaus and mountainous areas. Owing much to its geological structure and climatic qualities, the Iğdır Plain is particularly rich in agriculture, especially fruit and cotton.

A large part of Mount Ağrı (Mt. Ararat), Türkiye's highest mountain and the subject of legends, is located in Iğdır’s borders. The optimal season to pay a visit here is the spring, as it has a hot climate in the summer and a cold, chilly climate in the winter.

One of the most important reasons why travellers chose Iğdır is because of its salt caves. Tuzluca Salt Caves, Historical Babek Cave, Ahmeran Hill and Cave, and many other caves are accessible to visitors who are looking to have a wellness break in the Eastern Anatolia.