Iğdır İstanbul (Anadolu) Bus Ticket

About Iğdır

Iğdır, where the natural beauty of the Aras River is located at its best, is a city that lives on agriculture and animal husbandry. There is no developed economy in terms of tourism in the city.

In Iğdır, where flour, chocolate and biscuit factories are located, factories where materials obtained from agricultural production are processed are concentrated. Although there are salt caves, Karasu and old historical ruins in Iğdır, it does not have much of a tourist attraction.

Transportation to the region is also possible by air. For this reason, it is not a city that attracts much attention other than apricots, cherries and storks, which are the symbols of the city. Iğdır tried to become more active with its university, and a small number of students revived the city's economy.

One or two days will be enough to explore the city of Iğdır in the best way. Iğdır, which generally has economically affordable prices, is used as a transit point from surrounding provinces.