Natural traces of Noah's Flood in Şırnak and its importance in terms of tourism potential

Many studies have been conducted and continue to be conducted in various scientific disciplines regarding the Noah's Flood. One of the main reasons for this is that in the Holy Scriptures and throughout history, there have been consistent depictions through visual themes and writings across all enduring human communities that suggest a significant flood event occurred on Earth under the circumstances of that time. Continuous research has been carried out to address people's curiosity and determine the location of this flood event. In this context, different locations have been identified as potential sites for the flood. However, according to the general consensus, the accepted location where the flood is believed to have occurred is the Cudi Mountain region within the borders of Sirnak province. One of the primary objectives of this study is to focus on the natural evidence provided by the soil structure of Sirnak province and establish its relationship with the Noah's Flood, ultimately reaching a conclusion on how this can impact the tourism potential of the region. Thus, this study will once again affirm the occurrence of the flood event within the boundaries of Şırnak and reinforce the findings obtained from the research conducted on the flood from another perspective.