The Ararat River is a significant waterway located in eastern Turkey. It flows through the Ararat Valley and is known for its picturesque landscapes and rich biodiversity. The river is approximately 400 kilometers long and eventually merges with the Euphrates River, contributing to the region's agricultural irrigation. The river is named after Mount Ararat, a prominent peak in the area that holds cultural and historical significance. The Ararat River supports local communities by providing water for farming and drinking. Its waters also play a role in the ecosystem, supporting various plant and animal species along its banks.