I searched for this topic on NL before posting. I got two results for my query.

Unfortunately, the Ops of those threads couldn't or rather didn't give a clear answer to this BIG puzzle.
Where Is The Garden Of Eden

Unsatisfied, i made my research and came out with this article - (sorry i forgot the link for the article below) - Pls read with me:
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Where Was the Garden of Eden Located?

by John D. Morris, Ph.D.
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Over the years, many have claimed the Garden of Eden has been found. Of course the location of each "discovery" is in a different location. The Bible describes the area around the Garden in Genesis 2, even using recognizable place names such as Ethiopia. It mentions a spring in the Garden which parts into four major rivers, including the Euphrates. This has led many, including Bible scholars, to conclude that the Garden of Eden was somewhere in the middle eastern area known today as the Tigris-Euphrates River Valley, with its remains long ago vanishing.
It is also true that this area (the "fertile crescent" was the location of the ancient Tower of Babel and the patriarch Abraham's home in the city of Ur. Without a doubt, the Tigris-Euphrates River Valley plays a unique role in Biblical history, but was it the location of the Garden of Eden? I think not.
First, let's examine the Biblical information. While the Tigres and Euphrates both have their headwaters in the area surrounding Mt. Ararat, they do not flow from a source like the spokes on a wheel, filling the land as mentioned. Nor are the other two rivers present and none go to Ethiopia. Furthermore, the mineral deposits mentioned bear no resemblance to those in this area. In short, the geography and descriptions don't match.
The key is in recognizing that through the Flood of Noah's day, "the world that then was, being overflowed with water, perished" ( II Peter 3:6). As described in Genesis 6-9, the Flood would have totally restructured the surface of the globe. It would have done what major floods do—erode the land surface in one area and redeposit those sediments elsewhere. Biblically, the Flood covered the planet with processes operating at rates, scales, and intensities far beyond those possible today. No place on Earth could have survived untouched.
These sediments would have been full of organic debris, which over time would either fossilize or metamorphose into oil and gas. The sediments would harden into sedimentary rock, in places bending into mountains or breaking along fault systems.
Today, the Tigris-Euphrates River Valley contains sediments over two miles thick, from which are pumped enormous quantities of oil and gas. The sediments, now rock, are dramatically bent into modern mountains as well as subsurface mountains, and brutally broken by major fault systems. They deeply cover and obscure any possible pre-flood locations. Furthermore, the basement rock, if indeed it was present before the Flood, would have likely undergone erosion also. No present topography or underground surface could possibly bear any resemblance to the pre-flood world. That world is gone!
Noah and his family would have encountered the present-day Tigris and Euphrates Rivers soon after leaving the Ark. As their descendants migrated, they would give familiar names to the new rivers and places.
God placed an angel at the entrance to the Garden to keep pre-flood men from returning. The Flood made even that precaution unnecessary.
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Do you buy the ideas or the reasoning line of John D Morris
Whether you buy it or not, be sure to backup your claim with reasonable reasons.

#Gud9t#

nah! i don't buy these things!

pinture or..

Are you sure the flood in Noah story flood the whole of earth.. Cos my great grand pa told me it neva reach Africa

december

mrlaw93:
Are you sure the flood in Noah story flood the whole of earth.. Cos my great grand pa told me it neva reach Africa

Flood in Noah's story came long ago before your greatest great grand pa was born... so he wouldn't know where it got to...



Meanwhile I think God destroyed the earth with flood for a purpose being to restructure the earth n make it look new n fresh.

Peterwizzy:
nah! i don't buy these things!

Reason, or adonbiliv u

megaik:



Flood in Noahs story came long ago before your greatest great grand pa was born... so he wouldn't know where it got to...

Mrlaw93, hope u heard dat

Meanwhile I think God destroyed the earth with flood for a purpose being to restructure the earth n make it look new n fresh.

That means u buy John D Morris' idea. Good.

Fabdedon:
pinture or..

Which "pinture" are you talking abt? "pinture" of the restructured garden, or that of the flood? Or is it that of John D Morris?

am0s:
december

Happy xmas.

Mescopaul:
Which "pinture" are you talking abt? "pinture" of the restructured garden, or that of the flood? Or is it that of John D Morris?

^^^ all of d above

mrlaw93:
Are you sure the flood in Noah story flood the whole of earth.. Cos my great grand pa told me it neva reach Africa

Poverty and hunger are the only floods that ever hit Africa.

Fabdedon:
^^^ all of d above

u go old guy

Weah96:


Poverty and hunger are the only floods that ever hit Africa.

Lol