Azhdahak Peak, also known as Azhadak or Ajdahak, is an extinct volcano in the Geghama mountain range of Armenia, standing at 3,597 meters. Its defining feature is the crater lake formed by melted snow, offering panoramic views, including the distant Mount Ararat.
The surrounding area is rich in ancient petroglyphs, highlighting the region’s deep historical significance. In Armenian folklore, Azhdahak is a mythical dragon or serpent symbolizing chaos and strength.
The peak's combination of natural beauty and cultural heritage makes it a top destination for hikers and adventure seekers.