Qarachatan (Kurdish: قەرەچەتان) is a Kurdish village at the foot of Mt. Piramagrun in Sulaymaniyah Governorate in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq. Qarachatan is renowned for its archaeological significance, particularly the Rabana-Merquly site, a major regional center of the Parthian Empire. Located on the western flank of Mount Piramagrun, the Parthian-era complex at Rabana-Merquly consists of two settlements connected by an extensive network of perimeter fortifications.

One of the most significant archaeological discoveries in Qarachatan is the Stela of Iddi-Sin, King of Simurrum. Dating back to the Old-Babylonian Period, the Stela is currently on display at the Sulaymaniyah Museum.

Notable individuals from Qarachatan include Karim Sharif Qarachatani, a psychologist, television personality, and author renowned for hosting talk shows. Karzan Kardozi, a filmmaker best known for the film Where Is Gilgamesh?, is another prominent figure from the region.

As of 2020, the population of Qarachatan is estmated to be around 155 resident.

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  Stela of Iddi-Sin, King of Simurrum, Old-Babylonian Period
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  The rock-relief at Rabana-Merquly
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  The sites of Rabana-Merquly near Qarachatan village
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  Position of he rock-relief at Rabana-Merquly
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  The rock-relief at Rabana-Merquly
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  Detail of the rock-relief at Rabana-Merquly
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  Piramagrun Mountain overlooking Qarachatan Village