Tur Abdin is a mountainous region located in southeastern Turkey, primarily inhabited by the Syriac Orthodox community. Known for its rich history and cultural heritage, it features ancient monasteries, churches, and villages that reflect the traditions of early Christianity. The area is characterized by its stunning landscapes, including rocky hills and lush valleys. Many of the local communities maintain their unique languages and customs, making Tur Abdin a significant site for those interested in the history of the Assyrian people and the development of early Christian practices.