Ardahan Province is located in the northeastern part of Turkey, bordered by Georgia to the east and Armenia to the south. It is known for its mountainous terrain and rich natural landscapes, including lakes and rivers. The province has a diverse climate, with cold winters and mild summers, making it suitable for various agricultural activities. The capital city of Ardahan is also named Ardahan. The province has a population that primarily engages in farming, animal husbandry, and trade. Cultural influences from neighboring regions contribute to its unique traditions and local cuisine, making it an interesting area for visitors and researchers alike.