Haran is an ancient city located in present-day southeastern Turkey, near the border with Syria. It is historically significant as a center of trade and culture, known for its strategic location along important trade routes. Haran is also mentioned in the Bible, particularly in the story of Abraham, who lived there before moving to Canaan. The city is famous for its unique beehive-shaped houses made of mud bricks, which are designed to withstand the region's hot climate. Today, Haran is a popular archaeological site, attracting visitors interested in its rich history and the remnants of its ancient structures.