Şırnak İstanbul (Anadolu) Bus Ticket

About Sirnak

Şırnak, the city of Noah, is one of the provinces of the Southeastern Anatolia Region. Since there are many terrorist conflicts throughout the city, it is not among the most preferred areas for tourists in terms of tourism.

However, it has a very important location in terms of history. Cizre Ulu Mosque, where the Dragon Door Knocker is located, Noah's Tomb, Red Madrasa, Mir Abdal, Cudi Mountain are among the important historical centers. However, terrorist incidents in the region have not only hindered the development in terms of tourism, but also caused it to always remain in the background in economic terms.

People who go to the Şırnak region to do their national duty or to visit their hometown always prefer the bus terminal in the region for transportation. Transportation to Şırnak and other Southeastern provinces is easy.

It is said that there are still remains of the ship on Mount Cudi, which is thought to be the place where Noah's Flood ended. Şırnak was a very interesting place in the pre-terror period with its Çağlayan Church, Virgin Mary Church and Nevruz celebrations.

Today, there is very little transportation traffic, and although the population of the city increases, the population remaining in the workforce is low due to migration.

In the region, which lived on agriculture and animal husbandry, meat products, bulgur pilaf and celebrations such as the Lamb Shearing Festival and the Province Becoming Ceremony were held.