The Agarak River is a river located in the southern part of Armenia. It flows through the Syunik Province and is a tributary of the Araxes River. The river is known for its scenic landscapes and plays a vital role in the local ecosystem. The Agarak River is approximately 50 kilometers long and is fed by several smaller streams and springs in the region. It provides water for irrigation and supports various wildlife habitats. The river's basin is also significant for agriculture, contributing to the livelihoods of nearby communities.