Tourist Attraction

Gotvand Village

in Shooshtar city | Khuzestan province
Tourist Attraction

Gotvand Village

Related to Shooshtar city (Khuzestan Province)
Gotvand, is the center of the Gotvand district in Shooshtar. The Karoon River flows from north to south of the same, and the Gotvand Dam has been constructed in the north upon this river. This region experiences a moderate and dry climate, and the most important religious vestiges here are, the Elamide Ziggurat temple, Rostam Castle, Moqam Ali, and the Shah Soleiman and Peer Ahmad Mausoleums.
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Shushtar is an ancient fortress city, approximately 92 kilometres away from Ahvaz, the centre of Khuzestan province.
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