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The Human Geography of the Great Kurdistan

Hani Morteza

Amed and the Origin of the Name Amed

Zainal Abedin Znar

Geography of the Great Kurdistan

Hani Murtaza

Takoran, a Hidden Heaven

Mam Al

Kurdistan's Most Important Hills and Mounds

Hani Murtaza

A Century of Plunder: Alleys, Houses, and the Remembrance of Sewrag

Our houses, mostly built by Armenians and Jews, are now being destroyed one by one.

The Zagros Mountain Range, the Largest and Highest Mountain Range in Kurdistan

Hani Murtaza

Childr Lake Attracts People with Its Beauty

Chalian Lake, a Hidden Paradise in the Farashin Mountain

Chalian Lake, whose source is snow and groundwater, is a good place for tourists in summer and attracts the attention of nature lovers and tourists.

Qawal or Sinabar Waterfall, the Hidden Paradise of Julamerg

Badlis, Its Ancient Geography and History

According to research, the city dates back to five thousand years BC. According to some sources, the greatest damage to the region was done by the Assyrians. It was the time of the Mitanni rule. The Mitannians used the Huri or Khuriki language, which is Kurdish; the empire is called "Khuri-Mitani".

Khalaf Waterfall in Chewlig, North part of Kurdistan

Farashin Mountain, a Summer House at the Top of a Snowy Mountain Peak in the North Part of Kurdistan

Farashin is a land of 120 thousand donum and when spring begins the gypsy people of Merdin, Sert, Badlis and many other parts of the North part of Kurdistan move to the mountain skirts of Farashin and they stay there until Autumn because of the blessed grazing grounds. After Autumn some of the gypsies move back but some of them who are from Elik and Shirnax stay for 10 to 15 days longer. Finally, they all leave Farashin in winter just to go back there the next Spring.

Judi Mountain and the Myth of Noah's Ark

The Begir Waterfall in the North Part of Kurdistan Was Recorded as a Preserved Region Officially

The Ancient City of Para, a Place at the time of the Commagene Kingdom in North part of Kurdistan

In the Jolemerg Region of the North part of Kurdistan 200 Species of Birds have been Recorded

A Preface on Kurdistan Geopolitics

Qandil, the Third Most Beautiful Mountain in Kurdistan

Rivers of the Great Kurdistan

Plains of the Great Kurdistan

The great plains of Kurdistan

Amed, North Kurdistan

Diyarbakir was known as Amid and Amida during the Aramaic period of 1300 BC. Later it was known as Amed, Amederash, Diyarebakir, Diyarbakir, and finally in 1928 by the Turkish state as Diyarbakir.

An Ancient Cave, about 100 to 120 Million Years Found in Gurgum City in the North of Kurdistan

The history of these caves is very old based on the large and tall Columns in the caves. Even over time, they have connected some nets, ropes, and knives.
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