Tirapu is a town and municipality in the province and autonomous community of Navarre, in northern Spain. It is one of the many small settlements that make up the rural landscape of this part of the country, administered as a municipality in its own right within the Navarrese system of local government.
The municipality lies in Navarre, a region of northern Spain that borders France to the north and forms part of the historical Basque cultural area. Navarre is characterised by a varied terrain that ranges from the Pyrenean valleys in the north to flatter agricultural land further south, and its municipalities vary widely in size, with many, like Tirapu, being small and predominantly rural.
As with other towns of its kind in the region, Tirapu's identity is tied to its status as a distinct local administrative unit within Navarre rather than to any large urban role. It is located in northern Spain, within the province and autonomous community of Navarre.