A cloud forming a cap over Mount Ararat has left many residents of Turkey amazingly shocked.
Many described it as an inexplicably exceptional phenomenon “on top of the highest mountain peak in the country. “The mountain seemed to be wearing a cap knit of clouds,” reads a report on the website Rusturkey.com.
Mount Ararat, one of the symbols of Armenia, is located on the province of Igdir, temporarily occupied by Turkey, 28.5 kilometers from the border with the Republic of Armenia and is the highest volcanic massif of the Armenian highland in the east of the country.
