Thanks for making such a nice video on your journey to Mount Ararat and congratulations for making it to the top...!!! I'm hoping to do this climb next year. TC.
Hello, It Depends on what ground support you decide to go with. The international ones can be costly whilst local ground handlers are more affordable. I would say budget between $1k-3k USD for this depending on what company you go with.
Thank you for this good video which is useful for my book. God bless you and strengthen you amen Make some more good videos about visiting places in Turkey Greece Italy?
Mount Ararat: From the layers of the sky, from which it reaches through the clouds, it keeps watching the many civilizations that have been established around it for thousands of years. It has witnessed the birth and collapse of many civilizations such as the Urartians, Huris, Ilkhanids, Oghuzes, Mongols, Timurs, Sakas, Arsaklis, Karakoyunlus, Akkoyunlus, Seljuks. A safe haven for Noah's ark, this sacred mountain hosts thousands of climbers every year who want to see the immortality of the soul. People living all over this mountain have called it by various names; Eğri Dağ, Ararat, Erarvat, Ağrı, Masis, or Küh-u Nuh, whatever its name, ultimately connects cultures. IĞDIR / TURKEY.............
Yeah go climbing withoit proper gear 👍🏻👍🏻, gg's on that, might want to wear a helmet next time rocks tumbling down while traveling in a group are so joyful to catch with your head! Safety ropes for when you accidentally slip or slide in the snow???
Oh come on, lecturer in armchair. She did great, its not an easy one. Even though I found it a bit boring, like the Miubt Fuji. Too barren for my taste.
Hi Caroline. I'm planning a summit attempt on Ararat in late August I was just curious what company you climbed with? I searched around and found quite a few so I was hoping you could help me out with any suggestions. Thank you and hope to hear from you soon.... Jon Rivera
@@CarolineLeon thanks for getting back to me and that's who I signed up with is metin ceven with Ararat tours so I'll be climbing august 18-24. The views look amazing so I'm really excited for this climb and thank you again for reaching out...take care
What is Turkey? This is the land of Armenians and Greeks. And the descendants of Armenians and Greeks live there. There are no Turks. There are assimilated Armenians and Greeks.
If you can climb this mountain Im gonna change all om travel plans. This is fucking bush league. well done though. ill spend my time in Georgia instead Goood job!
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So proud of you I can tell this wasn't easy
Your an amazing person
Thanks for making such a nice video on your journey to Mount Ararat and congratulations for making it to the top...!!!
I'm hoping to do this climb next year.
TC.
Wow that would be awesome, to see mt Ararat, that would blow my mind, thank you
You def need to go. Its a beautiful place.
I like your vibe. Awesome video
Thank you xx
Great upload, thanks, number 1 bucket list for me. I would like to know how much it costs and stuff like that.
Hello, It Depends on what ground support you decide to go with. The international ones can be costly whilst local ground handlers are more affordable. I would say budget between $1k-3k USD for this depending on what company you go with.
@@CarolineLeon what month was it when you climbed?
@@embunchofnumbers Hi EM I climbed in September. Think if you go in July and August the weather is better.
Thank you for this good video which is useful for my book. God bless you and strengthen you amen Make some more good videos about visiting places in Turkey Greece Italy?
Thank you, I will. Appreciate the kind message
Mount Ararat: From the layers of the sky, from which it reaches through the clouds, it keeps watching the many civilizations that have been established around it for thousands of years. It has witnessed the birth and collapse of many civilizations such as the Urartians, Huris, Ilkhanids, Oghuzes, Mongols, Timurs, Sakas, Arsaklis, Karakoyunlus, Akkoyunlus, Seljuks. A safe haven for Noah's ark, this sacred mountain hosts thousands of climbers every year who want to see the immortality of the soul. People living all over this mountain have called it by various names; Eğri Dağ, Ararat, Erarvat, Ağrı, Masis, or Küh-u Nuh, whatever its name, ultimately connects cultures. IĞDIR / TURKEY.............
Ahh thank you for the message
Armenians ❤
You are totally right, there is so much history and culture there.
Yeah go climbing withoit proper gear 👍🏻👍🏻, gg's on that, might want to wear a helmet next time rocks tumbling down while traveling in a group are so joyful to catch with your head! Safety ropes for when you accidentally slip or slide in the snow???
Great Advice
Oh come on, lecturer in armchair. She did great, its not an easy one. Even though I found it a bit boring, like the Miubt Fuji. Too barren for my taste.
it started with the question....where's Ara at?...Dude bro he's on the mountain...
Its in Turkey
Hi Caroline. I'm planning a summit attempt on Ararat in late August I was just curious what company you climbed with? I searched around and found quite a few so I was hoping you could help me out with any suggestions. Thank you and hope to hear from you soon....
Jon Rivera
Hi Jonathan, it was a very years ago, but think they were called Ararat tours. perhaps. Let me know how it goes
@@CarolineLeon thanks for getting back to me and that's who I signed up with is metin ceven with Ararat tours so I'll be climbing august 18-24. The views look amazing so I'm really excited for this climb and thank you again for reaching out...take care
@@jonathanrivera4351 keep us posted and happy Climb ahead!
How was the climb lad?
@@000anon actually quite boring sorry. No vegetation and super barren. Bad smell also.
Please change the title of this video - Ararat is an Armenian mountain, and it is sacred to Armenians.
I know you don't like guys getting all mushy but your as beautiful as the mountain caroline
Thank you. Thats very kind
Ararat is Armenia
Just because Turks took it doesn’t mean it’s theirs
Just a word Ararat is Armenian
I climbed it from the Turkish side, I believe its possible to climb from both
It’s Armenian mount !!!!! Stop it it’s not Turkish
It's armenian
Its on the boarder of Turkey and Armenia
What is Turkey? This is the land of Armenians and Greeks. And the descendants of Armenians and Greeks live there. There are no Turks. There are assimilated Armenians and Greeks.
Its on the boarder of Turkey and Armenia Before WW1 it belonged to Armenia
@@CarolineLeon not before WW1, but before Kars Treaty in 1921, followed after the genocide
Beautiful Kurdish mountain
Yes its so beautiful
CORRECTION!!! This is not Turkey’s , it’s Armenia’s ….please get your facts straight before making videos!
I climbed it from the Turkish side. I believe both is possible
3:08 at 1600m you wont get a headache bc of low oxygen. so your headache was not related to that.
did you see the ark" Or the remains.
06:38 - How can one avoid the infamous wind noise takes over event?
سلام. اختي كيف حالك.انا من المغرب.واعشق التسلق الجبال.اريد ان اتسلق جبل ارارات.اريد منك معلومات الكافية…mostafa azami فيسلوك
From Ararat but Ararat is not turkey Ararat is Kurdistan
the bible speaks of the mountains of ararat....so plural. an arc has been found near the mountain ararat
Turkey's?☠️😂
Its on the boarder of Turkey and Armenia
DID U REALLY JUST SAY TURKEY MOUNTAIN OH MY GOD ARARAT IS ARMENIAN!
Kurdish**
@@alexdale3826 Armenian*
Its on the boarder of Turkey and Armenia. Before WW1 it belonged to Armenia
Ararat belongs to Armenians
As you wish
Armenia's highest mountain*
You look like your 50 years old, but here you are making nationalistic arguments like a teenager.
I’m the guy on the left lol
If you can climb this mountain Im gonna change all om travel plans. This is fucking bush league. well done though. ill spend my time in Georgia instead
Goood job!
Unless youre a mountaneer, Is see you climbed Damavand
Hahah Thank you. It totally is a mountain off the beaten track. But beautiful
its north kurdistan mountain not turkey