Sirnak is a province in the Southeastern Anatolia Region of Turkey that draws attention with its historical and cultural richness. It is believed that it takes its name from Mount Cudi, where Noah's Ark landed according to the legend of the Flood. Sirnak, which has hosted different civilizations for centuries, offers a geography full of historical structures, ancient ruins and natural beauties. The city has a rich heritage with artifacts and traditions that bear traces of Mesopotamian culture, especially the legend of Noah's Ark. In addition, due to its geographical location, Sirnak, where agriculture and animal husbandry are intensively practiced, also stands out with its hospitable and warm-hearted people, traditional Kurdish dishes and handicrafts. All these features make Sirnak a cultural and natural treasure waiting to be discovered.