The Muradiye Mountains are a mountain range located in eastern Turkey, primarily in the Van Province. They are known for their rugged terrain, diverse flora, and fauna, making them a significant natural habitat. The mountains are part of the larger Eastern Anatolia region and are characterized by volcanic formations and scenic landscapes. These mountains are also home to several small villages and communities that rely on agriculture and livestock farming. The Muradiye Waterfall, a popular tourist attraction, is situated nearby, drawing visitors to the area for its natural beauty and recreational opportunities.