An Armenian farmer in the village of Pokr Vedi, south of Yerevan, with Mount Ararat in the background.
Tour guide Burak Sansal advises that it’s best to plan a climb of Mount Ararat starting from the Turkish town Dogubayazit on the south, a saving of more than a kilometer in climbing.
“One can start from Dogubayazit by jeep or sturdy station wagon, travelling across the valley to the base of the mountain where pre-engaged local guides will meet the party.
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