Noah’s Ark and the Flood narrative are found in the biblical book of Genesis.
The main account begins in Genesis 6, continues through Genesis 7 and 8, and concludes with the covenant in Genesis 9. These chapters describe the command to build the Ark, the entry of Noah’s family and animals, the Flood, the receding waters, the released birds, and the rainbow covenant.
Genesis is the first book of the Hebrew Bible and the Christian Old Testament. Its early chapters contain creation stories, genealogies, and narratives about figures including Adam, Eve, Cain, Abel, and Noah. The Ark account sits within this larger opening section.
Noah’s story also appears in other religious traditions, including the Quran, where the vessel and Flood are recounted with different details and emphases. The question here refers specifically to the biblical narrative, whose Ark account is located in Genesis.